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Originally Posted by CalvinC Excel, "stock" and a function is 2 different things. Stock will make the compiler ignore something if it's not used in your script, thereby also hiding warnings/errors, and not including it in your .amx file. Example of a normal function: pawn Code: FuncName(parameters) Using stock: pawn Code: stock FuncName(parameters) Or: pawn Code: new stock VariableName; Haven't used stock for anything else, but you might be able to use it for more. I believe that public functions can be called between filterscripts etc. by adding it like this: pawn Code: public FuncName(parameters) Thereby, "public" and "stock" are 2 different add-ons, i don't think any of them are necessary for this script though.

I can't control but here it is: I never compared stock or local functions. I just for simplicity stated stock function but I apologize! Secondally, using stock Is better than a callback! Can be used in the form of an include!