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DC: I'm trying to detect when a user types in a certain (custom) command via the console. This works via the 
rcon hook as I have the id, text etc. Yet the rcon hook is not triggered by me in New Game (because I am the "server") and I do not need to use rcon before the command. Yet how am I supposed to check what custom commands I use? rcon should still be triggered even if you are the "server" and do not actually need to type in rcon. rcon you currently see in CS2D is correct and intended. rcon is short for remote control. If you're the server you're not remote controlling anything and therefore the rcon-hook won't kick in. Hajt said: The parse-hook is what you're looking for. It's triggered any time a script command is parsed on the server. No matter if it came in via local input while being server or via rcon. parse command is I don't know which commands are executed by me as the server or anyone else using RCon. Seeing as it's triggered in both cases.
Yates: It should be possible to check in parse if the executed stuff was rcon stuff or locally executed stuff (untested):
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OfflineisRcon = false
addhook("rcon","myrcon")
function myrcon()
isRcon = true
end
addhook("parse", "myparse")
function myparse(cmds)
if isRcon then
print(cmds.. " executed via rcon")
else
print(cmds.. " executed locally on server")
end
isRcon = false
end
rcon hook is always executed before parse (at least I think so, didn't double check)
DC's comment or answer Pagyra: I can't reproduce this issue on my system.[00:18:44] ----- Server started -----
[00:18:46] Connecting to 192.168.1.21:36963... [00:18:50] " (1x)
DC has written Hajt: Thanks for the info. Then the setup probably comes with a corrupted file which shouldn't be included. Will check! (shouldn't cause any further issues though) alias t "bind h map test"
alias t "bind h map test
alias t 'bind "h map test"'too
alias t "exec sys/t.cfg
And here is the Colored tiles in the editor DC has written Pagyra: Calling people who actually create stuff lazy is simply inappropriate and wrong. Pagyra: Oh boo-hoo a very low requirement freeware game that's running on a ten year old engine has a few memory leaks. When are you going to shut up already, no one cares everytime you spew out crap over the forums. Pagyra: How is that even relevant, though? DC's point was that you're trying to use his game to create a new game when his intention was to create a game, not a game engine. You go on every thread and either call the authors lazy or post screenshots of your own works. That's disrespectful and that's what DC said. You reply with posting a summary that's supposed to show how bad his game is. I don't see how that defends you against the fact that he pointed out about you using CS2D instead of picking up a game engine. It's irrelevant. Pagyra: Does the client explode every 5 seconds? I guess not. So while there might be a few minor memory leaks, there's no serious leak rendering the game unplayable. If there would be one I would try to fix it asap. Yates: Sometime will you ever shut up and keep your redundant thoughts in your mind? If you don't care, give it a rest. 
§4.5 - Stick to the point! No off-topic posts! radio at dedicated server while throwing a greande in contrast to local hosted servers (New Game). DC, please, fix asap this thing which not allow me to tray cs2d. Mora: Thank you for your bug report. I saw it and wrote a todo. No reason to push it with edits (this is forbidden actually). Please understand though that I won't make a hot fix for a little visual glitch which doesn't affect gameplay. 
