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Originally Posted by Gammix You can use funcidx just incase some one don't want to use few callbacks, they won't require it to be included in their code. I don't like your Ammo change method. Looping for all slots (12) in OnPlayerUpdate. Actually you can simply use GetPlayerAmmo and store it in a variable in OnPlayerSpawn and then make checks in OnPlayerUpdate. And just a tip, use break once you have what you want in your loop. pawn Code: new PlayerUpdateInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][UpdateData]; new PlayerFPSInfo[MAX_PLAYERS][FPSData]; You can use static so that no one can edit it outside from include. OnPlayerNameChange OnPlayerFreezeStateChange The most useless ones i will ever use

These loops didn't need breaks seeing as it will be completely processed and every single id is importtant, also, store the vars at onplayerspawn would require more hooks, more headache for scripters and has no much to do with the script in fact, seeing as I would need to continue looping at the updates to check for weapon data changes. Acessibility from outside of the include is something that I would like to keep on this include, I made this to give a bit more of support for scripters, I don't see any problem in touch the vars from outside.

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Originally Posted by Gammix BTW, i thought this was something new than this! E: For some reason, i don't see your hooking?

Yes I saw this one, very nice library you got there. And here is the hook for TogglePlayerControllable function:

At the bottom of the include:

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#if defined _ALS_TogglePlayerControllable
    #undef TogglePlayerControllable
#else
    #define _ALS_TogglePlayerControllable
#endif
#define TogglePlayerControllable iB_TogglePlayerControllable

And the function is a bit upper.