How to stop?? - Printable Version

How to stop?? - Printable Version

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How to stop?? - shaikh007 - 07.09.2011

how to stop script from demax

Re: How to stop?? - shaikh007 - 07.09.2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by ******

There is a small script you can insert (IIRC it's an array of strings which is never used) that can stop some versions. I believe that also including strange "#emit" code to defeat the pattern recognition can work, as do functions with states.

Thanks ****** for Help it work.
+1rep Added.

Re: How to stop?? - THE_KNOWN - 07.09.2011

Код:

AntiDeAMX()
{
        new a[][] =
        {
                "Unarmed (Fist)",
                "Brass K"
        };
 
        #pragma unused a
 
}

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pawn_(p...nguage)#Design

Re: How to stop?? - shaikh007 - 07.09.2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by THE_KNOWN

Код:

AntiDeAMX()
{
        new a[][] =
        {
                "Unarmed (Fist)",
                "Brass K"
        };
 
        #pragma unused a
 
}

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pawn_(p...nguage)#Design

Thx known. it also worked.

+1 rep added.

Re: How to stop?? - shaikh007 - 07.09.2011

after adding this i get below server error

PHP код:



#emit

I get this error

Код:

Script[gamemodes/Blank1.amx]: Run time error 22: "AMX not initialized (or doubly initialized)"

its working fine with filterscripts but with game mode it gives above error

Re: How to stop?? - Vince - 07.09.2011

The #emit preprocessor directive should be handled with care. It is only useful when you know what you're doing. #emit expects parameters.

Re: How to stop?? - [H]ead - 07.09.2011

To stop the amx descompiler just declare an array (new) and un-declare (pragma unused)
You can do the same with emits directives

Quote:

The #emit preprocessor directive should be handled with care. It is only useful when you know what you're doing. #emit expects parameters.

Exactly.