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Originally Posted by Vince Spacing helps, you know. I don't quite like code where everything is crammed together. The compiler ignores whitespace anyway. I'd rather space it out like this: pawn Code: CMD:setlevel(playerid, params[]) {     if(!IsPlayerAdmin(playerid))         return SendClientMessage(playerid, -4, "Only rcon admins can set admin levels!"); //Checking if the player is rcon admin to set an admin level     new         id,         level; //Creating the id variable to store the selected id and a level variable for the  chosen admin level.     if(sscanf(params, "ui", id, level))         return SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "USAGE: /setlevel <id> <level>");//Check if the player inputted a username or id and a admin level.     if(!IsPlayerConnected(id))         return SendClientMessage(playerid, -4, "That player is not connected!"); //Checking if the selected user is connected or not.     new         file[64],         PlayerName[24]; //Creating a variable to store the file path,  and a variable to store the players name.     GetPlayerName(id, PlayerName, sizeof PlayerName); //Retrieving the selected id's name,     format(file, sizeof file, "Admin/%s.ini", PlayerName);     if(!fexist(file))         return SendClientMessage(playerid, -4, "That player is not registered"); //Checking if the player is  not registered     INI_Open(file);                 //Opening the file with SII include     INI_WriteInt("Level", level);   //Writing the line "Level" the selected admin level.     INI_Save();                     //Saving the file     INI_Close();                    //Closing the file     PInfo[id][Level] = level;     SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "You have changed the selected user's admin level");     SendClientMessage(id, -1, "Your admin level has been changed");     return 1; }

But I hate scripting like that