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Question to recompile a plugin

I would highly discourage creating an automated kicking algorithm. These are very prone to error. It's highly probable to create a bug, where people are accidentally kicked from the server.

I have provided you with PrintToAdmins() functionality in post #4 and an example in post #6.

You need to add the three functions above. These will install PrintToAdmins() functionality. PrintToChat() is part of sourcemod, but PrintToAdmins() is not.

If you don't want to send everyone a chat message, replace the PrintToChatAll() function with PrintToAdmins(). You will have to create a char buffer because sourcemod doesn't have strings.

Repeat this for lerp changed and lerp kicked. Use a different char variable name. Copy the new message and arguments ex. (client, m_fLerpTime*1000) into the format function.

char lerpSet[64]; Format(lerpSet, sizeof(lerpSet), "%N's LerpTime set to %.01f", client, m_fLerpTime*1000); PrintToAdmins(lerpSet, "b");

Here is my version of the PrintToAdmins() and helper functions

stock bool IsValidAdmin(int client, const char[] flags) { int ibFlags = ReadFlagString(flags); return ((GetUserFlagBits(client) & ibFlags) == ibFlags || GetUserFlagBits(client) & ADMFLAG_ROOT); } stock bool IsValidClient(int client, bool nobots = true) { if (client <= 0 || client > MaxClients || !IsClientConnected(client) || (nobots && IsFakeClient(client))) return false; return IsClientInGame(client); } stock void PrintToAdmins(const char[] message, const char[] flags) { for (int x = 1; x <= MaxClients; x++) { if (IsValidClient(x) && IsValidAdmin(x, flags)) { PrintToChat(x, message); } } }

I clicked on the 'Get Source' button from the link you provided.
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?p=1407772

Consider re-downloading the latest scripting folder. Your version appears to be corrupt.
https://www.sourcemod.net/downloads.php?branch=stable

There are five warnings which can you ignore. The two 'in' errors need to be addressed.

//// lerptracker.sp // // lerptracker.sp(56) : warning 234: symbol "FCVAR_PLUGIN" is marked as deprecated: No logic using this flag ever existed in a released game. It only ever appeared in the first hl2sdk. // // // lerptracker.sp(57) : warning 234: symbol "FCVAR_PLUGIN" is marked as deprecated: No logic using this flag ever existed in a released game. It only ever appeared in the first hl2sdk. // // // lerptracker.sp(58) : warning 234: symbol "FCVAR_PLUGIN" is marked as deprecated: No logic using this flag ever existed in a released game. It only ever appeared in the first hl2sdk. // // // lerptracker.sp(59) : warning 234: symbol "FCVAR_PLUGIN" is marked as deprecated: No logic using this flag ever existed in a released game. It only ever appeared in the first hl2sdk. // // // lerptracker.sp(61) : warning 234: symbol "FCVAR_PLUGIN" is marked as deprecated: No logic using this flag ever existed in a released game. It only ever appeared in the first hl2sdk. // // // lerptracker.sp(197) : error 173: 'in' is a newly reserved keyword that may be used in the future; use a different name as an identifier // lerptracker.sp(199) : error 173: 'in' is a newly reserved keyword that may be used in the future; use a different name as an identifier // // 2 Errors. // // Compilation Time: 0.16 sec // ----------------------------------------

What do you think is required to fix this compile error?

//// lerptracker.sp // // lerptracker.sp(197) : error 173: 'in' is a newly reserved keyword that may be used in the future; use a different name as an identifier // lerptracker.sp(199) : error 173: 'in' is a newly reserved keyword that may be used in the future; use a different name as an identifier // // 2 Errors. // // Compilation Time: 0.17 sec // ----------------------------------------

It's pointing to the clamp function on lines 197 and 199.

stock Float:clamp(Float:in, Float:low, Float:high) { return in > high ? high : (in < low ? low : in); }

I'll give you a hint. The compile error is referring to the variable name 'in'. It says you're not allowed to use 'in' because it's a reserved keyword, that is part of the programming language.

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Help! (Format)

I just reformatted this block of code with proper coding styles and resolved multiple formatting errors. Just make sure I didn't miss a bracket () or something. https://hastebin.com/uvawuxitud.pl

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Sourcemod plugins with Python

Do you have reason for wanting to write sourcemod plugins in a non-native language? That is usually not a good idea, unless there's a legitimate purpose to be doing that.

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Color variables

This line here is incorrect.

ShowSyncHudText(i, g_hSynchronizer, sBuffer);

You need to get the text from the cmd arg 2 and put it where sBuffer is. The following function works like this (but with different names). ShowSyncHudText(client, synchronizer, text).
https://sm.alliedmods.net/new-api/halflife/ShowHudText

I gave you this example in my first post.

char display_text[128]; // Get the text in the second argument GetCmdArg(2, display_text, sizeof(display_text));

Don't try to overcomplicate this plugin. Keep it simple if you're new to sourcepawn.

#define COLOR_COUNT 13 char g_ColorNames[13][10] = {"White", "Red", "Green", "Blue", "Yellow", "Purple", "Cyan", "Orange", "Pink", "Olive", "Lime", "Violet", "Lightblue"}; int g_Colors[13][3] = {{255,255,255},{255,0,0},{0,255,0},{0,0,255},{255,255,0},{255,0,255},{0,255,255},{255,128,0},{255,0,128},{128,255,0},{0,255,128},{128,0,255},{0,128,255}}; public Action Command_XSay(int client, int args) { char color_name[32]; // Get the colour name in the first argument GetCmdArg(1, color_name, sizeof(color_name)); // Default to color white, if no color is found int displayColor[3] = { 255, 255, 255 }; // Loop through all the colors and see if the color_name argument matches for (int color = 0; color < COLOR_COUNT; color++) { if (StrEqual(color_name, g_ColorNames[color], false)) { displayColor = g_Colors[color]; break; // exit loop if color is found } } // Set up the hud text and use the default or user inputed color SetHudTextParams(-1.0, 0.2, 5.0, displayColor[0], displayColor[1], displayColor[2], 255, 2, 0.5, 0.02, 0.3); }

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