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Originally Posted by cmg4life Keeping a player count via a function... -_-'

Ahh, i understand now. It was confusing, you should have explained from the start!

Then how about doing some checks with printf?
Maybe the code stops somewhere. I know it may sound strange but this way i solved many of my problems that were just..unexplainable.

pawn Код:

stock xSetPlayerTeam(id, team)
{
    #if TESTING
        printf("ID:%i, Name:%s, Old Team: %i, New Team: %i", id, idName[id], GetPlayerTeam(id), team);
    #endif

    if( team != GetPlayerTeam(id) )
    {
        print("after team != ... ");
        
        switch(team)
        {
            case TEAM_USA:UPlayers++;
            case TEAM_EUR:EPlayers++;
            case TEAM_ARAB:ABPlayers++;
            case TEAM_AUS:ASPlayers++;
            case TEAM_SOV:SPlayers++;
            case TEAM_LAT:LPlayers++;
            case TEAM_TERR:TPlayers++;
            case TEAM_ASIA:APlayers++;
        }
        if(team == (id+10)) FPlayers++;print("if(team ++");
        
        switch(GetPlayerTeam(id))
        {
            case TEAM_USA:UPlayers--;
            case TEAM_EUR:EPlayers--;
            case TEAM_ARAB:ABPlayers--;
            case TEAM_AUS:ASPlayers--;
            case TEAM_SOV:SPlayers--;
            case TEAM_LAT:LPlayers--;
            case TEAM_TERR:TPlayers--;
            case TEAM_ASIA:APlayers--;
        }
        if(GetPlayerTeam(id) == (id+10)) FPlayers--;print("if(GetPlayerTeam --");
        
        switch(team)
        {
            case TEAM_USA..TEAM_ASIA:printf("Team Changed for team %d",team);
        }
        
        print("after switches");


    }
    return SetPlayerTeam(id, team);
}