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SourceMod Release Notes

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[[SourceMod]] Release notes for each release:

*[[SourceMod 1.5.3 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.5.2 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.5.1 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.5.0 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.4.7 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.4.6 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.4.5 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.4.4 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.4.3 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.4.2 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.4.1 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.4.0 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.3.8 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.3.7 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.3.6 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.3.5 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.3.4 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.3.3 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.3.2 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.3.1 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.3.0 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.2.4 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.2.3 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.2.2 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.2.1 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.2.0 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.1.2 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.1.1 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.1.0 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.0.4 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.0.3 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.0.2 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.0.1 Release Notes]]
*[[SourceMod 1.0.0 Release Notes]]

AMBuild API (2.0)

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AMBuild scripts have access to the following object types:
* '''Context''': Exposed as the <tt>builder</tt>, this is the entry point for the API and is known as a ''configure context''.
* '''Entry''': Represents a node in the dependency graph.
* '''Compiler''': An abstraction representing a C++ compiler environment.
* '''BinaryBuilder''': An abstraction for building C++ compilation jobs.

As a general rule, AMBuild uses the following conventions:
* Methods starting with an upper-case letter are considered public API.
* Methods starting with a lower-case letter are considered private and should not be used. There are a few exceptions for brevity or accessor-like functions.
* Properties and attributes ending with an underscore are considered private and should not be used.
* Spaces are used instead of tabs, and two-space indents are preferred.

=Contexts=

Contexts are implemented in <tt>ambuild2/frontend/base_gen.py</tt>. They are the entry point for using AMBuild.

When using path strings, it is important to note how AMBuild recognizes paths.
* ''source'' path strings may be any absolute path in the file system, as long as that path is not within the build folder. Source paths may also be expressed as relative to <tt>builder.currentSourcePath</tt>, which is the source folder of the currently executing build script.
* ''output'' path strings are always relative to <tt>builder.buildFolder</tt>.

==Attributes==
* ''compiler'' - An instance of a <tt>Compiler</tt> object, or <tt>None</tt> if <tt>DetectCompilers</tt> was never called. Calling <tt>DetectCompilers</tt> will set the <tt>compiler</tt> field for this and all future contexts. Each context gets a clone of its parent's compiler, so it is safe to modify compilers in inner scripts.
* ''parent'' - The context that loaded the current context.
* ''script'' - The path, relative to <tt>sourcePath</tt>, of the current build script.
* ''sourcePath'' - The absolute path to the source tree.
* ''options'' - The result of evaluating command-line options from <tt>configure.py</tt>, via the <tt>optparse</tt> module.
* ''buildPath'' - The absolute path to the build folder.
* ''buildFolder'' - The working directory of jobs in this context, relative to <tt>buildPath</tt>.
* ''localFolder'' - The <tt>Entry</tt> for <tt>buildFolder</tt>; <tt>None</tt> for the root of the build.
* ''currentSourcePath'' - The source folder that the current build script is in.
* ''target_platform'' - The platform name that the build is targeting (see [[#Platforms]]).
* ''host_platform'' - The platform name that the build is being generated on (see [[#Platforms]]).
* ''originalCwd'' - The working directory that was set when the user first configured the build. This is useful when constructing absolute paths from user inputs that contain relative paths.

==Methods==
* ''SetBuildFolder(folder)'' - Sets the working directory of jobs in this context, relative to <tt>buildPath</tt>.
** ''folder'' - A string representing the folder path. '.' and './' are allowed.
** Returns <tt>None</tt>.
* ''DetectCompilers()'' - Detects C and C++ compilers and raises an exception if neither are available or they do not match. Should only be called once.
** Returns a <tt>Compiler</tt> object that is also accessible via the <tt>compiler</tt> attribute.
* ''RunScript(files, vars={})'' - Runs one additional build script.
** ''file'' - A string containing a file path, relative to the current script's path.
** ''vars'' - An optional dictionary of global variables to set in each child build script. The dictionary is merged with the global variables passed into our current script. Variables with the same name are overridden by the new dictionary.
** Returns the global variable <tt>rvalue</tt> if set in the child script; otherwise, returns <tt>None</tt>.
* ''RunBuildScripts(files, vars={})'' - Runs additional build scripts.
** ''files'' - An iterable containing a list of file paths relative to path of the current build script, or a string containing such a path.
** ''vars'' - An optional dictionary of global variables to set in each child build script. The dictionary is merged with the global variables passed into our current script. Variables with the same name are overridden by the new dictionary.
** Returns <tt>None</tt>.
* ''Add(taskbuilder)'' - Some jobs are too complex to use a single API call, and instead provide objects to assist in creation. These objects are finalized into the dependency graph with this function. Currently, the only complex jobs built-in are C/C++ compilation jobs.
** ''taskbuilder'' - The job builder instance.
** Returns a value based on the taskbuilder. For example, C++ objects return a 'CppNode' described under the Compiler section.
* ''AddFolder(folder)'' - Ensures that a folder is created when performing a build. The folder is created relative to the context's local build folder.
** ''folder'' - A relative path specifying the folder. Folder chains can be created all at once; i.e. 'a/b/c' is a valid target even if 'a' or 'a/b' do not exist.
** Returns an <tt>Entry</tt> instance describing the folder creation node.
* ''AddSymlink(source, output_path)'' - Adds a job to the build that will perform a symlink. On systems where symlinks are not available, it is implemented as a copy.
* ''AddCopy(source, output_path)'' - Adds a job to the build that will perform a file copy.
** ''source'' - Either a string containing a source file path, or a source node, or an output node, representing the file that will be the source of the operation.
** ''output_path'' - One of the following:
*** A string path ending in a path separator, or <tt>'.'</tt>, specifying the folder to copy or symlink the file to. It is relative to the context's local build folder.
*** A string path ending in a filename, representing the destination file of the operation. It is relative to the context's local build folder.
*** A folder node created via <tt>AddFolder()</tt>, representing the folder to copy or symlink the file to. In this case, the folder node's path is taken as-is and is not relative to the local build folder.
** See <tt>AddCommand</tt> for return values.
* ''AddCommand(inputs, argv, outputs, folder?, dep_type?, weak_inputs?, shared_outputs?)'' - Adds a custom command that will be executed manually. The working directory of the command is the context's local build folder. As created, the command has no dependencies. If it has source dependencies they can be specified via <tt>AddDependency</tt>.
** ''inputs'' - An iterable containing source file paths and/or <tt>Entry</tt> output-file nodes that are incoming dependencies.
** ''argv'' - The argument vector that will be passed to <tt>subprocess.Popen</tt>. <tt>argv[0]</tt> should be the executable.
** ''outputs'' - An iterable containing files that are outputs of this command. Each file must be a relative path from the context's local build folder.
** ''folder'' - The working directory for the command. By default, this is <tt>buildFolder</tt>. It can be <tt>None</tt> to specify the root of the build. Otherwise, it must be an <tt>Entry</tt> from calling <tt>AddFolder</tt> or reading <tt>localFolder</tt>.
** ''dep_type'' - Specifies whether the output of the command contains a dependency list. The following three values are supported:
*** <tt>None</tt> - (default) This command does not support dependency discovery or does not have dynamic dependencies.
*** <tt>'msvc'</tt> - Dependencies are spewed in the exact manner of the Visual Studio C++ compiler, in <tt>stdout</tt>.
*** <tt>'gcc'</tt> - Dependencies are spewed in the exact manner of the GNU C Compiler or Clang, in <tt>stderr</tt>.
*** <tt>'sun'</tt> - Dependencies are spewed in the exact manner of the Sun Pro compiler, in <tt>stderr</tt>.
** ''weak_inputs'' - Optional list of weak dependencies. Weak dependencies enforce an ordering between two commands, but an update only occurs if the command is discovered to actually use the dependency (see the Compiler.sourcedeps attribute).
** ''shared_outputs'' - Optional list of "shared" outputs. Shared outputs are files that are generated by multiple commands. This is a degenerate case in AMBuild, but some systems do this, and AMBuild needs to understand where the files came from. Shared outputs can not be used as an input; they do not participate in the dependency system, except that AMBuild knows when to remove them.
** Returns a 2-tuple, containing:
*** An <tt>Entry</tt> instance representing the node for this command in the dependency graph.
*** A list of <tt>Entry</tt> instances, each instance corresponding to one of the output file paths specified.
* ''AddConfigureFile(path)'' - Adds a source path that will trigger automatic reconfiguring if the file changes. This is useful for files that are conceptually part of a build script, but are not actually loaded as a build script.
** ''path'' - A source path.

==Platforms==
AMBuild will use one of the following as a platform string:
* <tt>"windows"</tt>
* <tt>"mac"</tt>
* <tt>"linux"</tt>
* <tt>"freebsd"</tt>
* <tt>"openbsd"</tt>
* <tt>"netbsd"</tt>
* <tt>"solaris"</tt>
* <tt>"cygwin"</tt>

=Entry=
<tt>Entry</tt> objects are considered mostly opaque. However, all frontends must define at least these attributes:
* ''path'' - A file system path that uniquely represents nodes that are present in the filesystem, such as source files, output files, or folders.

=Compiler=
Compiler objects encapsulate information about invoking the C or C++ compiler. Most of its attributes are lists of options, so it is best to use += to extend these lists, to avoid replacing previously set options.

Whenever options come in pairs - for example, C/C++ flags versus C++-only flags, C++ flags will automatically include all C flags during compilation time.

==Attributes==
* ''includes'' - List of C and C++ include paths
* ''cxxincludes'' - List of C++ include paths.
* ''cflags'' - List of C and C++ compiler flags.
* ''cxxflags'' - List of C++ compiler flags.
* ''defines'' - List of C and C++ #defines, in the form of 'KEY' or 'KEY=VALUE'
* ''cxxdefines'' - List of C++ #defines, in the form of 'KEY' or 'KEY=VALUE'
* ''rcdefines'' - List of RC (Resource Compiler) #defines, in the form of 'KEY' or 'KEY=VALUE'
* ''linkflags'' - Link flags (see below).
* ''postlink'' - Array of objects to link, added to the linker flags after linkflags. See below.
* ''sourcedeps'' - An array of output nodes which should be weak dependencies on each source compilation node.
* ''debuginfo'' - One of three values:
**<tt>None</tt> - No debug information is generated.
**<tt>'bundled'</tt> - If possible, debug information will be generated into the binary. On some compilers this is not possible. For example, MSVC always generates .PDB files.
**<tt>'separate'</tt> - Separates debug information into a separate file (a .pdb file, .sym file, or dSYM package depending on the platform).
* ''vendor'' - The vendor string for the detected compiler ('msvc', 'gcc', 'icc', 'clang', or 'sun'). This attribute is read-only.
* ''version'' - Returns an object representing the compiler version. It may be stringified with <tt>str()</tt>. It can also be compared to either integers, other version objects, or strings. For example: <tt>compiler.version >= '4.7.4'</tt> will return true if the compiler's version is at least <tt>4.7.3</tt>. The exact meaning of the version is vendor-dependent; for example, MSVC versions look like large numbers (<tt>1800</tt> corresponds to Visual Studio 2013).
* ''argv'' - Returns a list containing the program name and arguments used to invoke the detected compiler. Note that availability of this is frontend-dependent. It is currently only exposed for the AMBuild 2 frontend.

Entries to <tt>linkflags</tt> and <tt>postlink</tt> can be:
* A string representing a linker flag.
* An <tt>Entry</tt> object.
* A <tt>Dep</tt> object. <tt>Dep</tt> objects are useful when precise control is needed over what text is given to the linker in order to link in a file. Essentially, they let you customize the link flag while still including a dependency. They also allow lazy computation of dependencies, since sometimes extra steps must be generated before linking to an object. <tt>Dep</tt> objects have two attributes:
** <tt>text</tt>, the text that will be passed to the linker when constructing its argument list.
** <tt>node</tt>, an object which tells AMBuild how to build a dependency for the linker flag. It can be:
*** <tt>None</tt>, meaning that the text is a file path.
*** A file path.
*** An <tt>Entry</tt> or list of <tt>Entry</tt> objects representing the output files of a command, or
*** A function which returns the above, and has the signature <tt>(builder, binary)</tt>, receiving a <tt>Context</tt> object and a <tt>BinaryBuilder</tt> object.
* ''Note:'' AMBuild does not currently support automatic dependency generation for <tt>-L</tt> style linking.

For example, to generate a linker invocation like "<tt>g++ main.o tier1.so -o main</tt>", where <tt>tier1.so</tt> is a generated file, you could do:
<Python>
binary.postlink += [binary.Dep('tier1.so', tier1_so_entry)]
</Python>

If this requires symlinking <tt>tier1.so</tt> to be in the local folder, you can get more complex, such as:
<Python>
def make_linker_dep(compiler, name, entry):
def lazy_dep(builder, binary):
cmd, (output,) = builder.AddSymlink(entry, '.')
return output
return compiler.Dep(name, lazy_dep)
</Python>

==Methods==
* <tt>Dep(text, node)</tt> - Creates a <tt>Dep</tt> object instance (see above for more details).
* <tt>Program(name)</tt> - Creates a new <tt>BinaryBuilder</tt> instance, with a copy of the compiler settings. The builder is configured to generate an executable (<tt>.exe</tt> is automatically appended on Windows).
* <tt>Library(name)</tt> - Creates a new <tt>BinaryBuilder</tt> instance, with a copy of the compiler settings. The builder is configured to generate a shared library. <tt>.so</tt>, <tt>.dylib</tt>, or <tt>.dll</tt> is automatically appended depending on the platform. Nothing is ever prepended to the name.
* <tt>StaticLibrary(name)</tt> - Creates a new <tt>BinaryBuilder</tt> instance, with a copy of the compiler settings. The builder is configured to generate a static library. <tt>.a</tt> or <tt>.lib</tt> is automatically appended depending on the platform. Nothing is ever prepended to the name.
* <tt>like(name)</tt> - Returns whether the compiler is "like" another compiler. This is intended to represent the compatibility hierarchy of modern compilers. For example:
** Visual Studio is "like" 'msvc'.
** GCC is "like" 'gcc'.
** Clang is "like" 'gcc'.
** Note that GCC is not "like" Clang.

=BinaryBuilder=
<tt>BinaryBuilder</tt> assists in creating C/C++ compilation tasks. Once you've set all the information needed, they are integrated into the dependency graph by using <tt>builder.Add()</tt>.

==Attributes==
* ''compiler'' - A full copy of the compiler settings used when instantiating this <tt>BinaryBuilder</tt>. Modifying this compiler will not modify the original <tt>builder.compiler</tt>.
* ''sources'' - An (initially empty) list of C/C++ source file paths. They can be absolute paths, or paths relative to <tt>currentSourcePath</tt>.
* ''localFolder'' - The name of the folder this binary will be generated in, relative to the <tt>buildFolder</tt> of the context that adds the tasks.

==Methods==
* ''Dep(text, node)'' - A wrapper for <tt>compiler.Dep</tt>.

Building AMX Mod X

2014-03-18T12:26:12Z

DS: /* Mac OS X */ Add special instructions for installing the command line tools on OS X 10.9.

AMX Mod X is a large project, but we've tried to make it as easy to build as possible. The directions here will step you through the entire process.

=Requirements=

==Windows==
<ol>
<li>Install Visual Studio or Visual C++ 2010 or higher. Express editions should work fine. If you use 2013 or higher, make sure to get the "Desktop" version: [http://www.visualstudio.com/downloads/download-visual-studio-vs#d-express-windows-desktop Visual Studio Express 2013 for Desktop].</li>
<li>Install [http://git-scm.com/ Git]. Make sure that you select the option that adds Git to PATH.</li>
<li>Next, you will need to start an environment capable of running Python and interacting with the Visual Studio compiler. There are two ways to do this.
<ul>
<li>Use [https://wiki.mozilla.org/MozillaBuild MozillaBuild]. MozillaBuild comes with Python, Mercurial, and a unix-like shell.
<ol>
<li>Install MozillaBuild.</li>
<li>Navigate to <tt>C:\mozilla-build</tt> and run the batch file corresponding to your Visual Studio version. For example, <tt>start-msvc10.bat</tt> for Visual Studio 2010 (10.0). Do not run an x64 version.</li>
<li>Add Git to MozillaBuild's <tt>PATH</tt>. The easiest way to do this is to enter the following commands:
<pre>
echo "export PATH=\$PATH:/c/Program\ Files\ $x86$/Git/bin" >> ~/.profile
source ~/.profile
</pre>
</li>
</ol>
</li>
<li>Or, you can manually set up a shell.
<ol>
<li>Install [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial].</li>
<li>Install [http://python.org/ Python] 2.7. It will install to C:\Python27 by default. (Version 3.4 will work, but is not recommended for compatibility with other tools).</li>
<li>Add Python to your <tt>PATH</tt> variable. Go to Control Panel, System, Advanced, Environment Variables. Add <tt>C:\Python27;C:\Python27\Scripts</tt> to <tt>PATH</tt> (or wherever your Python install is).</li>
<li>Under Start, Programs, Microsoft Visual Studio, select the "Visual Studio Tools" folder and run "Visual Studio Command Prompt". Alternately, open a normal command prompt and run <tt>"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\bin\vcvars.bat"</tt>. Substitute your Visual Studio version if needed.</li>
</ol>
</li>
</ul>
</ol>

Note that AMX Mod X also has Visual Studio project files. These can be used for local development, however, they are not maintained nor are they used for official builds.

==Linux==
<ol>
<li>Install Git, via either system packages or from the [http://git-scm.com/ Git] distribution.</li>
<li>Install Mercurial, via either system packages or the [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial] distribution.</li>
<li>Install either the GNU C Compiler or the Clang compiler. On Debian/Ubuntu, the following commands will give you everything:
<pre>
sudo apt-get install gcc g++ clang
</pre>
</li>
<li>If building on a 64-bit system, a few additional packages may be required. For example on Debian/Ubuntu they are:
<pre>
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
sudo apt-get install lib32z1 lib32z1-dev
sudo apt-get install libc6-dev-i386 libc6-i386
sudo apt-get install gcc-multilib g++-multilib
</pre>
</li>
</ol>

==Mac OS X==
Mac OS X 10.7 or higher is required to build, however, AMX Mod X will work on versions as early as 10.5.

<ol>
<li>Install Mercurial if you do not have it - there are a few ways to do this. Using the [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial] distribution will work, or you can use [http://www.macports.org/ macports] or [http://brew.sh/ homebrew].</li>
<li>Install the Xcode Command Line Tools.
<ul>
<li>For OS X 10.9 or higher, run the command below in Terminal and click the Install button in the window that appears.
<pre>
xcode-select --install
</pre>
</li>
<li>For earlier versions of OS X, download and install Xcode from the App Store. Launch Xcode and then navigate to Preferences -> Downloads -> Components -> Command Line Tools -> Install. If you have recently upgraded Xcode, you will need to perform this step again. AMX Mod X cannot build without Xcode's command line tools.</li>
</ul>
</ol>

=Dependencies=
Building AMX Mod X requires AMBuild, Metamod, the Half-Life SDK, and optionally MySQL 5. If you're using Linux, OS X, or Windows with MozillaBuild, you download and run the following script to get everything:

<pre>
wget https://raw2.github.com/alliedmodders/amxmodx/master/support/checkout-deps.sh
bash checkout-deps.sh
</pre>

This will download everything required into <tt>amxmodx</tt>, <tt>hlsdk</tt>, and <tt>metamod-am</tt>. If AMBuild is not installed, it will also download it into <tt>ambuild</tt>, and prompt you for your password to install it.

If for some reason this script doesn't work, or you can't use it, you can get AMX Mod X and its dependencies like so:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/ambuild
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/metamod-am
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/hl2sdks/hlsdk
git clone https://github.com/alliedmodders/amxmodx
cd ambuild
python setup.py install # May need sudo or root on Linux/OS X
</pre>

=Configuring=

The first time you are building AMX Mod X, you must ''configure'' the build. First create a build folder, and then run <tt>configure.py</tt>. For example:
<pre>
mkdir build
cd build
python ../amxmodx/configure.py
</pre>

It is safe to reconfigure over an old build. However, it's probably a bad idea to configure inside a random, non-empty folder.

There are a few extra options you can pass to <tt>configure</tt>:
*--enable-debug - Compile with symbols and debug checks/assertions.
*--enable-optimize - Compile with optimizations.
*--no-mysql - If you didn't install MySQL, you can choose not to build the extension.

=Building=

To build AMX Mod X, simply navigate to your build folder and type <tt>ambuild</tt>:
<pre>
cd build
ambuild
</pre>

Alternately, you can specify the path of the build folder:
<pre>
ambuild build
</pre>

The full package layouts that would be shipped for release are in the <tt>package</tt> folder of the build.

[[Category:Documentation (AMX Mod X)]]

Building SourceMod

2014-03-18T12:20:21Z

DS: /* Mac OS X */ Add special instructions for installing the command line tools on OS X 10.9.

Compiling SourceMod is not difficult, but requires a number of prerequisites. This article details the requirements and steps to being able to build working SourceMod binaries.

Note that specific compiler versions are required to maintain ABI compatibility with Source engine binaries.

=Requirements=

==Windows==
<ol>
<li>You need one of the following Visual Studio versions:
<ul>
<li>Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 (Express or higher) will work for some games; notably, not Dota 2.</li>
<li>Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 (Express or higher) is supported and used for official builds.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Next, you will need to start an environment capable of running Python, Mercurial, and interacting with the Visual Studio compiler. There are two ways to do this.
<ul>
<li>Recommended: Use [https://wiki.mozilla.org/MozillaBuild MozillaBuild]. MozillaBuild comes with Python, Mercurial, and a unix-like shell.
<ol>
<li>Install MozillaBuild.</li>
<li>Navigate to <tt>C:\mozilla-build</tt> and run the batch file corresponding to your Visual Studio version. For example, <tt>start-msvc10.bat</tt> for Visual Studio 2010 (10.0). Do not run an x64 version.</li>
</ol>
</li>
<li>Or, you can manually set up a shell.
<ol>
<li>Install [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial].</li>
<li>Add Python to your <tt>PATH</tt> variable. Go to Control Panel, System, Advanced, Environment Variables. Add <tt>C:\Python27;C:\Python27\Scripts</tt> to <tt>PATH</tt> (or wherever your Python install is).</li>
<li>Under Start, Programs, Microsoft Visual Studio, select the "Visual Studio Tools" folder and run "Visual Studio Command Prompt". Alternately, open a normal command prompt and run <tt>"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\bin\vcvars.bat"</tt>.</li>
</ol>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ol>

==Linux==
<ol>
<li>Install Mercurial, via either system packages or the [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial] distribution.</li>
<li>Install either the GNU C Compiler or the Clang compiler.
<ul>
<li>For GCC, 4.4 or higher is required. On Debian/Ubuntu-based systems, the commands below will install GCC (the second set of packages is required for building on 64-bit systems).
<pre>
sudo apt-get install gcc g++
sudo apt-get install gcc-multilib g++-multilib
</pre>
</li>
<li>For Clang, 3.2 or higher is required. On Debian/Ubuntu-based systems, the packages needed are:
<pre>
sudo apt-get install clang
</pre>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>If building on a 64-bit system, a few additional packages may be required. For example on Debian/Ubuntu they are:
<pre>
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
sudo apt-get install lib32z1 lib32z1-dev
sudo apt-get install libc6-dev-i386 libc6-i386
</pre>
</li>
</ol>

==Mac OS X==
Mac OS X 10.7 or higher is required to build, however, SourceMod will work on 10.5. SourceMod will neither build nor run on older PPC Macs.

<ol>
<li>Install Mercurial if you do not have it - there are a few ways to do this. Using the [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial] distribution will work, or you can use [http://www.macports.org/ macports] or [http://brew.sh/ homebrew].</li>
<li>Install the Xcode Command Line Tools.
<ul>
<li>For OS X 10.9 or higher, run the command below in Terminal and click the Install button in the window that appears.
<pre>
xcode-select --install
</pre>
</li>
<li>For earlier versions of OS X, download and install Xcode from the App Store. Launch Xcode and then navigate to Preferences -> Downloads -> Components -> Command Line Tools -> Install. If you have recently upgraded Xcode, you will need to perform this step again. SourceMod cannot build without Xcode's command line tools.</li>
</ul>
</ol>

=Source and Dependencies=

First, grab the SourceMod source tree. We recommend placing it inside its own folder, since we'll also need to download its dependencies.
<pre>
mkdir -p alliedmodders
cd alliedmodders
hg clone https://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
</pre>

Next, run the <tt>checkout-deps.sh</tt> script. This will download all dependencies and attempt to install AMBuild. If you are using Linux or OS X, it may prompt you for your sudo password at the very end. If you want to skip this and install AMBuild manually, just Ctrl+C. (Do not run the checkout script with sudo.)
<pre>
bash sourcemod-central/tools/checkout-deps.sh
</pre>

After it's done, you should see a large number of hl2sdk folders and other assorted dependencies, like MySQL, Metamod:Source, and AMBuild.

If you are on Windows, but not using MozillaBuild, then you won't be able to use the checkout-deps script. Instead, you'll have to manually clone the following repositories:
* Everything in [https://hg.alliedmods.net/hl2sdks/ https://hg.alliedmods.net/hl2sdks/]
* [https://hg.alliedmods.net/releases/mmsource-1.10/ https://hg.alliedmods.net/releases/mmsource-1.10/]
* [https://hg.alliedmods.net/ambuild/ https://hg.alliedmods.net/ambuild/]
* ... and [http://cdn.mysql.com/archives/mysql-5.0/mysql-noinstall-5.0.24a-win32.zip mysql-noinstall-5.0.24a-win32]

Note that you can skip MySQL and SDK versions you don't plan to build.

=Configuring=

The first time you are building a SourceMod tree, you must ''configure'' the build. This step initializes some basic information and allows some customization around how things get compiled.

First create a build folder, and then run <tt>configure.py</tt>. For example:
<pre>
mkdir build
cd build
python ../sourcemod-central/configure.py
</pre>

It is safe to reconfigure over an old build. However, it's probably a bad idea to configure inside a random, non-empty folder.

There are a few extra options you can pass to <tt>configure</tt>:
*--enable-debug - Compile with symbols and debug checks/assertions.
*--enable-optimize - Compile with optimizations.
*--no-sse - Disable floating point optimizations (if you have a very, very old CPU).

=Building=

To build SourceMod, simply type:
<pre>
ambuild
</pre>

In your build folder. Alternately, you can specify the path of the build folder:
<pre>
ambuild debug-build
</pre>

The full package layout that would be shipped for release is in the <tt>package</tt> folder of the build.

=Deprecated Tools=
==Visual Studio Project Files==
In the future, we will use AMBuild to automatically generate project files, and the existing project files will be removed from the SourceMod tree. In the meantime however, it is possible to use these files. Unfortunately, they require a bit of extra work to use.

First, make sure you've downloaded all necessary dependencies (SDKs, Metamod:Source source code, and MySQL) via the <tt>checkout-windows-deps.bat</tt> script. Next,
#Open the Control Panel (for example, via Start -> Settings).
#Open the System control. If you don't see it, you may need to switch to "Classic view" (either via the left-hand pane or by going to Tools -> Folder Options).
#Click the Advanced tab.
#Click the Environment Variables button.

Now, add your environment variables to either your User settings or your System settings. Create a new variable for each item in the list below. You may omit SDKs that you do not plan to build against. The item names are in <tt>fixed-width font</tt> and their value descriptions follow.
*<tt>MMSOURCE19</tt> - Path to Metamod:Source 1.10+
*<tt>MMSOURCE18</tt> - Path to Metamod:Source 1.10+
*<tt>HL2SDK</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Ep1/Original
*<tt>HL2SDKOB</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Ep2/OrangeBox for mods
*<tt>HL2SDKOBVALVE</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Source 2009 (HL2:DM, DoD:S, TF2)
*<tt>HL2SDK-SWARM</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Alien Swarm
*<tt>HL2SDK-BGT</tt> - Path to HL2SDK for Bloody Good Time
*<tt>HL2SDKCSGO</tt> - Path to HL2SDK CS:GO
*<tt>HL2SDKCSS</tt> - Path to HL2SDK CS:S
*<tt>HL2SDK-DARKM</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Dark Messiah
*<tt>HL2SDK-EYE</tt> - Path to HL2SDK E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy
*<tt>HL2SDKL4D</tt> - Path to HL2SDK L4D1
*<tt>HL2SDKL4D2</tt> - Path to HL2SDK L4D2
*<tt>HL2SDK-DOTA</tt> - Path to HL2SDK DOTA 2
*<tt>MYSQL5</tt> - Path to the folder that contains MySQL's <tt>include</tt> and <tt>lib</tt> folders.

==Makefiles==
Makefiles are deprecated and will be removed from the tree soon.

[[Category:SourceMod Documentation]]
[[Category:SourceMod Development]]

Building SourceMod

2014-02-16T17:08:20Z

DS: /* Source and Dependencies */

Compiling SourceMod is not difficult, but requires a number of prerequisites. This article details the requirements and steps to being able to build working SourceMod binaries.

Note that specific compiler versions are required to maintain ABI compatibility with Source engine binaries.

=Requirements=

==Windows==
<ol>
<li>You need one of the following Visual Studio versions:
<ul>
<li>Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 (Express or higher) will work for some games; notably, not Dota 2.</li>
<li>Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 (Express or higher) is supported and used for official builds.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Next, you will need to start an environment capable of running Python, Mercurial, and interacting with the Visual Studio compiler. There are two ways to do this.
<ul>
<li>Recommended: Use [https://wiki.mozilla.org/MozillaBuild MozillaBuild]. MozillaBuild comes with Python, Mercurial, and a unix-like shell.
<ol>
<li>Install MozillaBuild.</li>
<li>Navigate to <tt>C:\mozilla-build</tt> and run the batch file corresponding to your Visual Studio version. For example, <tt>start-msvc10.bat</tt> for Visual Studio 2010 (10.0). Do not run an x64 version.</li>
</ol>
</li>
<li>Or, you can manually set up a shell.
<ol>
<li>Install [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial].</li>
<li>Add Python to your <tt>PATH</tt> variable. Go to Control Panel, System, Advanced, Environment Variables. Add <tt>C:\Python27;C:\Python27\Scripts</tt> to <tt>PATH</tt> (or wherever your Python install is).</li>
<li>Under Start, Programs, Microsoft Visual Studio, select the "Visual Studio Tools" folder and run "Visual Studio Command Prompt". Alternately, open a normal command prompt and run <tt>"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\bin\vcvars.bat"</tt>.</li>
</ol>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ol>

==Linux==
<ol>
<li>Install Mercurial, via either system packages or the [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial] distribution.</li>
<li>Install either the GNU C Compiler or the Clang compiler.
<ul>
<li>For GCC, 4.4 or higher is required. On Debian/Ubuntu-based systems, the commands below will install GCC (the second set of packages is required for building on 64-bit systems).
<pre>
sudo apt-get install gcc g++
sudo apt-get install gcc-multilib g++-multilib
</pre>
</li>
<li>For Clang, 3.2 or higher is required. On Debian/Ubuntu-based systems, the packages needed are:
<pre>
sudo apt-get install clang
</pre>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>If building on a 64-bit system, a few additional packages may be required. For example on Debian/Ubuntu they are:
<pre>
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
sudo apt-get install lib32z1 lib32z1-dev
sudo apt-get install libc6-dev-i386 libc6-i386
</pre>
</li>
</ol>

==Mac OS X==
Mac OS X 10.7 or higher is required to build, however, SourceMod will work on 10.5. SourceMod will neither build nor run on older PPC Macs.

<ol>
<li>Install Mercurial if you do not have it - there are a few ways to do this. Using the [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial] distribution will work, or you can use [http://www.macports.org/ macports] or [http://brew.sh/ homebrew].</li>
<li>Download and install XCode from the App Store. Launch XCode, then navigate to Preferences -> Downloads -> Command line tools -> Components -> Install. If you have recently upgraded XCode, you will need to perform this step again. SourceMod cannot build without XCode's command line tools.</li>
</ol>

=Source and Dependencies=

First, grab the SourceMod source tree. We recommend placing it inside its own folder, since we'll also need to download its dependencies.
<pre>
mkdir -p alliedmodders
cd alliedmodders
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
</pre>

Next, run the <tt>checkout-deps.sh</tt> script. This will download all dependencies and attempt to install AMBuild. If you are using Linux or OS X, it may prompt you for your sudo password at the very end. If you want to skip this and install AMBuild manually, just Ctrl+C. (Do not run the checkout script with sudo.)
<pre>
bash sourcemod-central/tools/checkout-deps.sh
</pre>

After it's done, you should see a large number of hl2sdk folders and other assorted dependencies, like MySQL, Metamod:Source, and AMBuild.

If you are on Windows, but not using MozillaBuild, then you won't be able to use the checkout-deps script. Instead, you'll have to manually clone the following repositories:
* Everything in [http://hg.alliedmods.net/hl2sdks/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/hl2sdks/]
* [http://hg.alliedmods.net/releases/mmsource-1.10/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/releases/mmsource-1.10/]
* [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ambuild/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/ambuild/]
* ... and [http://cdn.mysql.com/archives/mysql-5.0/mysql-noinstall-5.0.24a-win32.zip mysql-noinstall-5.0.24a-win32]

Note that you can skip MySQL and SDK versions you don't plan to build.

=Configuring=

The first time you are building a SourceMod tree, you must ''configure'' the build. This step initializes some basic information and allows some customization around how things get compiled.

First create a build folder, and then run <tt>configure.py</tt>. For example:
<pre>
mkdir build
cd build
python ../sourcemod-central/configure.py
</pre>

It is safe to reconfigure over an old build. However, it's probably a bad idea to configure inside a random, non-empty folder.

There are a few extra options you can pass to <tt>configure</tt>:
*--enable-debug - Compile with symbols and debug checks/assertions.
*--enable-optimize - Compile with optimizations.
*--no-sse - Disable floating point optimizations (if you have a very, very old CPU).

=Building=

To build SourceMod, simply type:
<pre>
ambuild
</pre>

In your build folder. Alternately, you can specify the path of the build folder:
<pre>
ambuild debug-build
</pre>

The full package layout that would be shipped for release is in the <tt>package</tt> folder of the build.

=Deprecated Tools=
==Visual Studio Project Files==
In the future, we will use AMBuild to automatically generate project files, and the existing project files will be removed from the SourceMod tree. In the meantime however, it is possible to use these files. Unfortunately, they require a bit of extra work to use.

First, make sure you've downloaded all necessary dependencies (SDKs, Metamod:Source source code, and MySQL) via the <tt>checkout-windows-deps.bat</tt> script. Next,
#Open the Control Panel (for example, via Start -> Settings).
#Open the System control. If you don't see it, you may need to switch to "Classic view" (either via the left-hand pane or by going to Tools -> Folder Options).
#Click the Advanced tab.
#Click the Environment Variables button.

Now, add your environment variables to either your User settings or your System settings. Create a new variable for each item in the list below. You may omit SDKs that you do not plan to build against. The item names are in <tt>fixed-width font</tt> and their value descriptions follow.
*<tt>MMSOURCE19</tt> - Path to Metamod:Source 1.10+
*<tt>MMSOURCE18</tt> - Path to Metamod:Source 1.10+
*<tt>HL2SDK</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Ep1/Original
*<tt>HL2SDKOB</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Ep2/OrangeBox for mods
*<tt>HL2SDKOBVALVE</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Source 2009 (HL2:DM, DoD:S, TF2)
*<tt>HL2SDK-SWARM</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Alien Swarm
*<tt>HL2SDK-BGT</tt> - Path to HL2SDK for Bloody Good Time
*<tt>HL2SDKCSGO</tt> - Path to HL2SDK CS:GO
*<tt>HL2SDKCSS</tt> - Path to HL2SDK CS:S
*<tt>HL2SDK-DARKM</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Dark Messiah
*<tt>HL2SDK-EYE</tt> - Path to HL2SDK E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy
*<tt>HL2SDKL4D</tt> - Path to HL2SDK L4D1
*<tt>HL2SDKL4D2</tt> - Path to HL2SDK L4D2
*<tt>HL2SDK-DOTA</tt> - Path to HL2SDK DOTA 2
*<tt>MYSQL5</tt> - Path to the folder that contains MySQL's <tt>include</tt> and <tt>lib</tt> folders.

==Makefiles==
Makefiles are deprecated and will be removed from the tree soon.

[[Category:SourceMod Documentation]]
[[Category:SourceMod Development]]

Git Tutorial

2014-02-11T09:10:47Z

DS: /* Tips and Tricks */ BC has nothing to do with water!

AlliedModders now hosts some of its repositories on Git, via GitHub. There are two ways you can browse these repositories:
* Via our GitHub page: [https://github.com/alliedmodders/ https://github.com/alliedmodders/]
* Via our read-only mirror: [https://git.alliedmods.net/ https://git.alliedmods.net/]

=Getting Started=
==Introduction==
Git, like other version control systems, has a few concepts important to working with source code:

*'''Repositories''' are where source code is stored.
*You download a repository via '''cloning'''.
*You update a repository by '''pulling''' or '''fetching'''.
*You add changes by '''committing'''.
*You upload changes to a remote repository by '''pushing'''.
*You resolve repository differences by '''merging'''.

AlliedModders uses GitHub for repository hosting and code review. GitHub allows you to "forked" a repository, which gives you your own hosted copy where you have write access. After forking a project, you can make changes, then submit a "pull request" for the original developer to accept them back. For Git projects, we use this workflow instead of patches.

==Installing==

See [https://help.github.com/articles/set-up-git this article] on GitHub for how to install and setup Git. If you intend to send Pull Requests over GitHub, you should set your username and password as described.

==Getting Code==

If you have either forked an AlliedModders project on GitHub, or you are a developer with write-access to one of our repositories, you should clone a repository like so:

<pre>
git clone https://USER@github.com/alliedmodders/repository
</pre>

Substitute your '''GitHub username''' for USER, and if you're cloning a fork, the path to your fork rather than the upstream repository.

If you just want read-only access, you can use one of the following URL forms:
*<tt>git clone https://github.com/alliedmodders/amxmodx</tt>
*<tt>git clone git://github.com/alliedmodders/amxmodx</tt>
*<tt>git clone https://git.alliedmods.net/amxmodx</tt>
*<tt>git clone git://git.alliedmods.net/amxmodx</tt>

Note that <tt>git.alliedmods.net</tt> is a read-only mirror of our GitHub repositories.

=Workflow=

Code reviews and patch submission should take place on GitHub. Bug reporting and issue tracking, if needed, should still occur on [https://bugs.alliedmods.net/ Bugzilla]. Most of the time, you will not need to use Bugzilla. If you just want code reviewed and checked in, you can use GitHub.

With Git, all work is usually done in ''branches''. A branch is a separate line of development that exists alongside main development. Branches have their own commit history, and can be merged back to the main line of development (called '''master'''). Branches can be deleted or shared. The crux of the Git workflow is as follows:
* Create a new branch.
* Commit changes onto the new branch.
* Ask the upstream repository to merge the branch.
* Delete the local branch, switch back to master, and sync up.

This is significantly less work than the Mercurial patch-sharing model, where patch files have to be exported into a bug tracker.

Now for the details. There are two workflows, one for AlliedModders developers and one for contributors. The processes are basically the same, but official developers can skip a few steps. If you are a developer, you can also choose to use the contributor workflow.

==Contributing via Forks==
This is the default workflow. GitHub can host personal copies of other repositories for you, called "forks". To fork a project, log in to [https://github.com/ GitHub], then visit the project's page. For example, AMX Mod X is at [https://github.com/alliedmodders/amxmodx]. Just click the "Fork" button in the upper left, and you will have your own copy of the repository.

===Setup===
Once you have a fork, you can clone it and add the upstream repository as a remote source:
<pre>
git clone https://USER@github.com/USER/amxmodx
git remote add upstream https://github.com/alliedmodders/amxmodx
</pre>

===Branching===
Whenever you are about to work on something, it's a good idea to sync your local repository to make sure it's up to date. For a more in-depth look at this, see [https://help.github.com/articles/syncing-a-fork syncing a fork] at GitHub. In short, you just need to do:
<pre>
git checkout master # Switch to main branch
git merge upstream/master # Merge changes from upstream
</pre>

Now, let's say you want to work a new feature or bug called "EggAPI". First, create a branch for your work:
<pre>
git checkout -b eggapi
</pre>

This creates and switches to a new <tt>eggapi</tt> branch, forked from the position of the previous branch. Use <tt>git checkout</tt> to switch branches, and <tt>-b</tt> to create new ones.

===Committing===
After you've made changes, use <tt>git commit</tt> to commit them. Note that unlike Mercurial, git does not recognize changes unless you ''stage'' them. For example, let's say I modify <tt>amxmodx/string.cpp</tt>. If I try to commit, or run <tt>git status</tt>, I might see something like:

<pre>
# On branch eggapi
# Changes not staged for commit:
# (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)
# (use "git checkout -- <file>..." to discard changes in working directory)
#
# modified: amxmodx/string.cpp
</pre>

This is because my changes are not yet staged as part of the next commit. To stage them, and then commit, I can do:
<pre>
git add amxmodx/string.cpp
git commit
</pre>

===Pull Requests===
Once your branch is ready for submission, the next step is to create a pull request. First, push your branch back to GitHub:
<pre>
git push origin eggapi
</pre>

Then, visit your repository on GitHub. You should see something like:

[[Image:Pullrequest.PNG]]

Click "Compare & pull request". This will send an e-mail to the development team, and a developer can then review your changes and merge them into the master branch. GitHub will then provide a button to delete your branch, and you can also remove it locally with:

<pre>
git checkout master
git branch -D eggapi
</pre>

Congratulations! You're done. If a developer requests changes, you can commit, and push to your branch again. Note that '''GitHub won't tell the developer that you've updated your branch'''. It's a good idea posting a comment saying that your request is ready for re-review.

==Developers==
If you're an AlliedModders developer and have write-access to the official upstream repositories, your workflow is basically the same as contributors'. However, you have extra options available:
*You can skip forking, and instead push your branches directly to the upstream repository. You can then create a pull request off the main project page, just as you would for a fork.
*You can push directly to the master branch of the upstream repository. This means you can continue to use the Bugzilla workflow of exporting patches, reviewing them in the bug tracker, and then pushing them after review is complete.
*You can merge pull requests yourself, rather than waiting on a developer.

===Code Review===

Git does not change the AlliedModders policy of requiring peer review for all code changes. Unless you are fixing a broken build, all patches should be reviewed by another AlliedModders developer. Previously, this meant exporting a patch file to Bugzilla. You can still do that, but it's a very burdensome process for both developers and contributors. For Git projects we recommend the Pull Request model via GitHub, explained earlier.

*If you are submitting a pull request (PR), and you want a specific developer to review your changes: you can assign them to the PR, or just e-mail/message them the link. If they request changes, and you push new commits to the branch, the PR will update automatically. However, '''it will not send notifications'''. It's a good idea to post a comment saying that the changes are ready for re-review.
*If you are reviewing another developer's PR, in general it's best to let them be responsible for merging it. All you have to do is review the code, and once it looks good, say something in the comments like "r=me", ":ship:", ":+1:", whatever tickles your fancy.
*If you are reviewing a contributor's PR, then they won't have access to perform the merge themselves. In this case, once the code has been reviewed, you can just merge it for them.

'''YOU HAVE THE POWER!!!!''' If you think you're qualified to review and merge a contributor's PR, go ahead! The goal of using GitHub is to make the contribution process much more accessible, and fast response from developers is the best way, BY FAR, to keeping contributors.

=Mercurial Commands=

If you're coming from Mercurial, here are some Git command equivalents. The basics are the same:
*<tt>clone</tt>
*<tt>commit</tt>
*<tt>push</tt>
*<tt>diff</tt> ''(note: only shows unstaged diff)''
*<tt>status</tt>
*<tt>add</tt>
*<tt>log</tt>

Others:
<pre>
hg pull
git fetch

hg pull -u
git pull

hg strip tip
git reset --hard HEAD~1
</pre>

Instead of mq, you can use branches, which are usually much more convenient anyway, since you can just commit changes as you go and easily switch between them. Exactly replacing mq is out of this article's scope, but the tools exist.
<pre>
hg qnew xxx
git checkout -b xxx

hg qpu xxx # if stack is empty
git checkout xxx

hg qpop # for 1-deep stack...
git checkout master

hg qref
git add x y z && git commit # or git stash

hg qfin -a tip
# No equivalent, though you should switch back to master after a PR is done.
# You can also delete branches via: git branch -D xxx

hg qdiff
git diff xxx..master # e.g. git my-branch..master
</pre>

=SSH Authentication=
If you have [[SSH_Keys|SSH Keys]], you can set your GitHub profile to accept them. This is '''HIGHLY RECOMMENDED''' for AlliedModders developers. You probably already have a key with us, even.

=Tips and Tricks=
Set up a good merge tool. We really like [http://scootersoftware.com/ Beyond Compare], however, kdiff3 and meld are also good.

If you accidentally commit to master, you can copy the commit to a new branch, then erase the commit off master:
<pre>
git branch stuff
git reset --hard HEAD~1
</pre>

You can list branches with:
<pre>
git branch
</pre>

[[Category:Version Control Systems]]

Building SourceMod

2014-02-06T06:34:42Z

DS: /* Mac OS X */ Update name and path of dependency script.

Compiling SourceMod is not difficult, but requires a number of prerequisites. This article details the requirements and steps to being able to build working SourceMod binaries.

Note that specific compiler versions are required to maintain ABI compatibility with Source engine binaries.

=Requirements=

==Windows==
You need one of the following Visual Studio versions:
<ul>
<li>Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 (Express or higher) will work for some games; notably, not Dota 2.</li>
<li>Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 (Express or higher) is supported and used for official builds.</li>
</ul>

Next, you will need to start an environment capable of running Python, Mercurial, and interacting with the Visual Studio compiler. There are two ways to do this.
<ul>
<li>Use [https://wiki.mozilla.org/MozillaBuild MozillaBuild]. MozillaBuild comes with Python, Mercurial, and a unix-like shell.
<ol>
<li>Install MozillaBuild.</li>
<li>Navigate to <tt>C:\mozilla-build</tt> and run the batch file corresponding to your Visual Studio version. For example, <tt>start-msvc10.bat</tt> for Visual Studio 2010 (10.0). Do not run an x64 version.</li>
</ol>
</li>
<li>Or, you can manually set up a shell.
<ol>
<li>Install [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial].</li>
<li>Add Python to your <tt>PATH</tt> variable. Go to Control Panel, System, Advanced, Environment Variables. Add <tt>C:\Python27;C:\Python27\Scripts</tt> to <tt>PATH</tt> (or wherever your Python install is).</li>
<li>Under Start, Programs, Microsoft Visual Studio, select the "Visual Studio Tools" folder and run "Visual Studio Command Prompt". Alternately, open a normal command prompt and run <tt>"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\bin\vcvars.bat"</tt>.</li>
</ol>
</li>
</ul>

Install AMBuild. If you are not using MozillaBuild, you may need to be Administrator.
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/ambuild
cd ambuild
python setup.py install
</pre>

Next, grab a copy of the SourceMod source tree. There are a few ways to do this but the easiest way is using Mercurial:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
</pre>

Finally, grab the necessary Windows dependencies by running <tt>tools\buildbot\checkout-windows-deps.bat</tt> (or <tt>.sh</tt> if using MozillaBuild). You should be run it in the folder above sourcemod-central.
<pre>
C:\Users\dvander> sourcemod-central\tools\buildbot-checkout-windows-deps.bat
</pre>

==Linux==
Install Mercurial, via either system packages or the [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial] distribution.

Install either the GNU C Compiler or the Clang compiler.
<ul>
<li>For GCC, 4.4 or higher is required. On Debian/Ubuntu-based systems, the commands below will install GCC (the second set of packages is required for building on 64-bit systems).
<pre>
sudo apt-get install gcc g++
sudo apt-get install gcc-multilib g++-multilib
</pre>
</li>
<li>For Clang, 3.2 or higher is required. On Debian/Ubuntu-based systems, the packages needed are:
<pre>
sudo apt-get install clang
</pre>
</li>
</ul>

If building on a 64-bit system, a few additional packages may be required. For example on Debian/Ubuntu they are:
<pre>
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
sudo apt-get install lib32z1 lib32z1-dev
sudo apt-get install libc6-dev-i386 libc6-i386
</pre>

Install AMBuild:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/ambuild
cd ambuild
sudo python setup.py install
</pre>

Next, grab a copy of the SourceMod source tree. There are a few ways to do this but the easiest way is using Mercurial:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
</pre>

Finally, the remaining necessary Linux dependencies by running <tt>tools/checkout-deps.sh</tt>. It should be run in the folder above sourcemod-central. Example:
<pre>
bash sourcemod-central/tools/checkout-deps.sh
</pre>

==Mac OS X==
Mac OS X 10.7 or higher is required to build, however, SourceMod will work on 10.5. SourceMod will neither build nor run on older PPC Macs.

Install Mercurial if you do not have it - there are a few ways to do this. Using the [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial] distribution will work, or you can use [http://www.macports.org/ macports] or [http://brew.sh/ homebrew].

Download and install XCode from the App Store. Launch XCode, then navigate to Preferences -> Downloads -> Command line tools -> Components -> Install. If you have recently upgraded XCode, you will need to perform this step again. SourceMod cannot build without XCode's command line tools.

Install AMBuild:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/ambuild
cd ambuild
sudo python setup.py install
</pre>

Next, grab a copy of the SourceMod source tree. There are a few ways to do this but the easiest way is using Mercurial:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
</pre>

Grab the remaining necessary OS X dependencies by running <tt>tools/checkout-deps.sh</tt>. It should be run in the folder above sourcemod-central. Example:
<pre>
bash sourcemod-central/tools/checkout-deps.sh
</pre>

=Configuring=

The first time you are building a SourceMod tree, you must ''configure'' the build. This step initializes some basic information and allows some customization around how things get compiled.

First create a build folder, and then run <tt>configure.py</tt>. For example:
<pre>
mkdir build
cd build
python ../sourcemod-central/configure.py
</pre>

It is safe to reconfigure over an old build. However, it's probably a bad idea to configure inside a random, non-empty folder.

There are a few extra options you can pass to <tt>configure</tt>:
*--enable-debug - Compile with symbols and debug checks/assertions.
*--enable-optimize - Compile with optimizations.
*--no-sse - Disable floating point optimizations (if you have a very, very old CPU).

=Building=

To build SourceMod, simply type:
<pre>
ambuild
</pre>

In your build folder. Alternately, you can specify the path of the build folder:
<pre>
ambuild debug-build
</pre>

The full package layout that would be shipped for release is in the <tt>package</tt> folder of the build.

=Deprecated Tools=
==Visual Studio Project Files==
In the future, we will use AMBuild to automatically generate project files, and the existing project files will be removed from the SourceMod tree. In the meantime however, it is possible to use these files. Unfortunately, they require a bit of extra work to use.

First, make sure you've downloaded all necessary dependencies (SDKs, Metamod:Source source code, and MySQL) via the <tt>checkout-windows-deps.bat</tt> script. Next,
#Open the Control Panel (for example, via Start -> Settings).
#Open the System control. If you don't see it, you may need to switch to "Classic view" (either via the left-hand pane or by going to Tools -> Folder Options).
#Click the Advanced tab.
#Click the Environment Variables button.

Now, add your environment variables to either your User settings or your System settings. Create a new variable for each item in the list below. You may omit SDKs that you do not plan to build against. The item names are in <tt>fixed-width font</tt> and their value descriptions follow.
*<tt>MMSOURCE19</tt> - Path to Metamod:Source 1.10+
*<tt>MMSOURCE18</tt> - Path to Metamod:Source 1.10+
*<tt>HL2SDK</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Ep1/Original
*<tt>HL2SDKOB</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Ep2/OrangeBox for mods
*<tt>HL2SDKOBVALVE</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Source 2009 (HL2:DM, DoD:S, TF2)
*<tt>HL2SDK-SWARM</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Alien Swarm
*<tt>HL2SDK-BGT</tt> - Path to HL2SDK for Bloody Good Time
*<tt>HL2SDKCSGO</tt> - Path to HL2SDK CS:GO
*<tt>HL2SDKCSS</tt> - Path to HL2SDK CS:S
*<tt>HL2SDK-DARKM</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Dark Messiah
*<tt>HL2SDK-EYE</tt> - Path to HL2SDK E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy
*<tt>HL2SDKL4D</tt> - Path to HL2SDK L4D1
*<tt>HL2SDKL4D2</tt> - Path to HL2SDK L4D2
*<tt>HL2SDK-DOTA</tt> - Path to HL2SDK DOTA 2
*<tt>MYSQL5</tt> - Path to the folder that contains MySQL's <tt>include</tt> and <tt>lib</tt> folders.

==Makefiles==
Makefiles are deprecated and will be removed from the tree soon.

[[Category:SourceMod Documentation]]
[[Category:SourceMod Development]]

Building SourceMod

2014-02-06T06:33:46Z

DS: /* Linux */ Update name and path of dependency script.

Compiling SourceMod is not difficult, but requires a number of prerequisites. This article details the requirements and steps to being able to build working SourceMod binaries.

Note that specific compiler versions are required to maintain ABI compatibility with Source engine binaries.

=Requirements=

==Windows==
You need one of the following Visual Studio versions:
<ul>
<li>Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 (Express or higher) will work for some games; notably, not Dota 2.</li>
<li>Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 (Express or higher) is supported and used for official builds.</li>
</ul>

Next, you will need to start an environment capable of running Python, Mercurial, and interacting with the Visual Studio compiler. There are two ways to do this.
<ul>
<li>Use [https://wiki.mozilla.org/MozillaBuild MozillaBuild]. MozillaBuild comes with Python, Mercurial, and a unix-like shell.
<ol>
<li>Install MozillaBuild.</li>
<li>Navigate to <tt>C:\mozilla-build</tt> and run the batch file corresponding to your Visual Studio version. For example, <tt>start-msvc10.bat</tt> for Visual Studio 2010 (10.0). Do not run an x64 version.</li>
</ol>
</li>
<li>Or, you can manually set up a shell.
<ol>
<li>Install [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial].</li>
<li>Add Python to your <tt>PATH</tt> variable. Go to Control Panel, System, Advanced, Environment Variables. Add <tt>C:\Python27;C:\Python27\Scripts</tt> to <tt>PATH</tt> (or wherever your Python install is).</li>
<li>Under Start, Programs, Microsoft Visual Studio, select the "Visual Studio Tools" folder and run "Visual Studio Command Prompt". Alternately, open a normal command prompt and run <tt>"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\bin\vcvars.bat"</tt>.</li>
</ol>
</li>
</ul>

Install AMBuild. If you are not using MozillaBuild, you may need to be Administrator.
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/ambuild
cd ambuild
python setup.py install
</pre>

Next, grab a copy of the SourceMod source tree. There are a few ways to do this but the easiest way is using Mercurial:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
</pre>

Finally, grab the necessary Windows dependencies by running <tt>tools\buildbot\checkout-windows-deps.bat</tt> (or <tt>.sh</tt> if using MozillaBuild). You should be run it in the folder above sourcemod-central.
<pre>
C:\Users\dvander> sourcemod-central\tools\buildbot-checkout-windows-deps.bat
</pre>

==Linux==
Install Mercurial, via either system packages or the [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial] distribution.

Install either the GNU C Compiler or the Clang compiler.
<ul>
<li>For GCC, 4.4 or higher is required. On Debian/Ubuntu-based systems, the commands below will install GCC (the second set of packages is required for building on 64-bit systems).
<pre>
sudo apt-get install gcc g++
sudo apt-get install gcc-multilib g++-multilib
</pre>
</li>
<li>For Clang, 3.2 or higher is required. On Debian/Ubuntu-based systems, the packages needed are:
<pre>
sudo apt-get install clang
</pre>
</li>
</ul>

If building on a 64-bit system, a few additional packages may be required. For example on Debian/Ubuntu they are:
<pre>
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
sudo apt-get install lib32z1 lib32z1-dev
sudo apt-get install libc6-dev-i386 libc6-i386
</pre>

Install AMBuild:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/ambuild
cd ambuild
sudo python setup.py install
</pre>

Next, grab a copy of the SourceMod source tree. There are a few ways to do this but the easiest way is using Mercurial:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
</pre>

Finally, the remaining necessary Linux dependencies by running <tt>tools/checkout-deps.sh</tt>. It should be run in the folder above sourcemod-central. Example:
<pre>
bash sourcemod-central/tools/checkout-deps.sh
</pre>

==Mac OS X==
Mac OS X 10.7 or higher is required to build, however, SourceMod will work on 10.5. SourceMod will neither build nor run on older PPC Macs.

Install Mercurial if you do not have it - there are a few ways to do this. Using the [http://mercurial.selenic.com/ Mercurial] distribution will work, or you can use [http://www.macports.org/ macports] or [http://brew.sh/ homebrew].

Download and install XCode from the App Store. Launch XCode, then navigate to Preferences -> Downloads -> Command line tools -> Components -> Install. If you have recently upgraded XCode, you will need to perform this step again. SourceMod cannot build without XCode's command line tools.

Install AMBuild:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/ambuild
cd ambuild
sudo python setup.py install
</pre>

Next, grab a copy of the SourceMod source tree. There are a few ways to do this but the easiest way is using Mercurial:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
</pre>

Grab the remaining necessary OS X dependencies by running <tt>tools/buildbot/checkout-mac-deps.sh</tt>. It should be run in the folder above sourcemod-central. Example:
<pre>
bash sourcemod-central/tools/buildbot-checkout-mac-deps.sh
</pre>

=Configuring=

The first time you are building a SourceMod tree, you must ''configure'' the build. This step initializes some basic information and allows some customization around how things get compiled.

First create a build folder, and then run <tt>configure.py</tt>. For example:
<pre>
mkdir build
cd build
python ../sourcemod-central/configure.py
</pre>

It is safe to reconfigure over an old build. However, it's probably a bad idea to configure inside a random, non-empty folder.

There are a few extra options you can pass to <tt>configure</tt>:
*--enable-debug - Compile with symbols and debug checks/assertions.
*--enable-optimize - Compile with optimizations.
*--no-sse - Disable floating point optimizations (if you have a very, very old CPU).

=Building=

To build SourceMod, simply type:
<pre>
ambuild
</pre>

In your build folder. Alternately, you can specify the path of the build folder:
<pre>
ambuild debug-build
</pre>

The full package layout that would be shipped for release is in the <tt>package</tt> folder of the build.

=Deprecated Tools=
==Visual Studio Project Files==
In the future, we will use AMBuild to automatically generate project files, and the existing project files will be removed from the SourceMod tree. In the meantime however, it is possible to use these files. Unfortunately, they require a bit of extra work to use.

First, make sure you've downloaded all necessary dependencies (SDKs, Metamod:Source source code, and MySQL) via the <tt>checkout-windows-deps.bat</tt> script. Next,
#Open the Control Panel (for example, via Start -> Settings).
#Open the System control. If you don't see it, you may need to switch to "Classic view" (either via the left-hand pane or by going to Tools -> Folder Options).
#Click the Advanced tab.
#Click the Environment Variables button.

Now, add your environment variables to either your User settings or your System settings. Create a new variable for each item in the list below. You may omit SDKs that you do not plan to build against. The item names are in <tt>fixed-width font</tt> and their value descriptions follow.
*<tt>MMSOURCE19</tt> - Path to Metamod:Source 1.10+
*<tt>MMSOURCE18</tt> - Path to Metamod:Source 1.10+
*<tt>HL2SDK</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Ep1/Original
*<tt>HL2SDKOB</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Ep2/OrangeBox for mods
*<tt>HL2SDKOBVALVE</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Source 2009 (HL2:DM, DoD:S, TF2)
*<tt>HL2SDK-SWARM</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Alien Swarm
*<tt>HL2SDK-BGT</tt> - Path to HL2SDK for Bloody Good Time
*<tt>HL2SDKCSGO</tt> - Path to HL2SDK CS:GO
*<tt>HL2SDKCSS</tt> - Path to HL2SDK CS:S
*<tt>HL2SDK-DARKM</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Dark Messiah
*<tt>HL2SDK-EYE</tt> - Path to HL2SDK E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy
*<tt>HL2SDKL4D</tt> - Path to HL2SDK L4D1
*<tt>HL2SDKL4D2</tt> - Path to HL2SDK L4D2
*<tt>HL2SDK-DOTA</tt> - Path to HL2SDK DOTA 2
*<tt>MYSQL5</tt> - Path to the folder that contains MySQL's <tt>include</tt> and <tt>lib</tt> folders.

==Makefiles==
Makefiles are deprecated and will be removed from the tree soon.

[[Category:SourceMod Documentation]]
[[Category:SourceMod Development]]

AMBuild API (2.0)

2013-10-18T01:26:34Z

DS: /* Contexts */ Fixed markup typo.

AMBuild scripts have access to the following object types:
* '''Context''': Exposed as the <tt>builder</tt>, this is the entry point for the API and is known as a ''configure context''.
* '''NodeBuilder''': Represents a node in the dependency graph that may or may not be committed to the database.
* '''Compiler''': An abstraction representing a C++ compiler environment.
* '''Vendor''': An abstraction representing a C++ compiler vendor (GCC, MSVC, Clang, etc).
* '''BinaryBuilder''': An abstraction for building C++ compilation jobs.

As a general rule, AMBuild uses the following conventions:
* Methods starting with an upper-case letter are considered public API.
* Methods starting with a lower-case letter are considered private and should not be used.
* Properties and attributes ending with an underscore are considered private and should not be used.
* Spaces are used instead of tabs, and two-space indents are preferred.

=Contexts=

Contexts are implemented in <tt>ambuild2/frontend/base_gen.py</tt>. They are the entry point for using AMBuild. They have the following properties:

* ''compiler'' - An instance of a <tt>Compiler</tt> object, or <tt>None</tt> if <tt>DetectCompilers</tt> was never called. Calling <tt>DetectCompilers</tt> will set the <tt>compiler</tt> field for this and all future contexts.
* ''parent'' - The context that loaded the current context.
* ''script'' - The path, relative to <tt>sourcePath</tt>, of the current build script.
* ''sourcePath'' - The absolute path to the source tree.
* ''options'' - The result of evaluating command-line options from <tt>configure.py</tt>, via the <tt>optparse</tt> module.
* ''buildPath'' - The absolute path to the build folder.
* ''buildFolder'' - The working directory of jobs in this context, relative to <tt>buildPath</tt>.

Methods:
* ''SetBuildFolder(folder)'' - Sets the working directory of jobs in this context, relative to <tt>buildPath</tt>.
** ''folder'' - A string representing the folder path. '.' and './' are allowed.
** Returns <tt>None</tt>.
* ''DetectCompilers()'' - Detects C and C++ compilers and raises an exception if neither are available or they do not match. Should only be called once.
** Returns a <tt>Compiler</tt> object that is also accessible via the <tt>compiler</tt> attribute.
* ''RunBuildScripts(files, vars={})'' - Runs additional build scripts.
** ''files'' - An iterable containing a list of file paths relative to path of the current build script, or a string containing such a path.
** ''vars'' - An optional dictionary of global variables to set in each child build script. The dictionary is merged with global variables passed into our current script.
** Returns <tt>None</tt>.

Mercurial User Repositories

2013-08-25T23:20:10Z

DS: /* Creating a Repository */ Fixed typo

At AlliedModders, every developer who has commit access to a [[Mercurial Tutorial|Mercurial]] repository (or even an SVN repository that requires SSH access) is able to have their own Mercurial forest. These forests are located under the /users subdirectory and may contain multiple repository clones.

=Configuring SSH=
So that you won't need to type your username every time, add the following lines to <tt>~/.ssh/config</tt>:
<pre>
Host hg.alliedmods.net
User mailuser@domain.com
</pre>
where <tt>mailuser@domain.com</tt> refers to the e-mail address you use for Mercurial or SVN access.

=Creating a Repository=
In order to create a repository, run the following command. You're going to be using the same command whether you are creating a new, empty repository or cloning an existing one.
<pre>
ssh hg.alliedmods.net clone myrepo
</pre>

'''Note:''' <tt>myrepo</tt> refers to the name of the new repository you wish to create, not the repository you're trying to clone from.

Runnning the above command will start an interactive script which will prompt you to make a few choices. It is mostly self-explanatory. The output of the command should look something like this:
<pre>
ds@iroh ~ $ ssh hg.alliedmods.net clone myrepo
Making repo myrepo for ds@alliedmods.net.
This repo will appear as hg.alliedmods.net/users/ds_alliedmods.net/myrepo

0) Exit
1) Yes
2) No

Proceed?
</pre>

If you select <tt>Yes</tt> it will proceed to ask you about which existing repository you want to clone from or whether you wish to create a new, empty repository.

'''Note:''' As a shortcut, you may add a second argument to the clone command in order to specify an existing repository if you already know which one you wish to clone from:
<pre>
ssh hg.alliedmods.net clone myrepo sourcemod-central
</pre>

=Editing a Repository=
Once your repository has been created, you can edit its description. This description will appear when you go to http://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com. In order to do this, use the <tt>edit</tt> command:
<pre>
ds@iroh ~ $ ssh hg.alliedmods.net edit myrepo
0) Exit
1) Delete the repository
2) Edit the description

What would you like to do?
</pre>

You may also delete the repository using this command.

=Access Via the Web=
Your Mercurial forest is visible at http://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com and you'll be able to browse repository history via a web interface.

Everyone may clone a repository using the following format:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com/myrepo
</pre>

=Pushing Changes=
In order to push changes, you must use SSH like so:
<pre>
ssh://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com/myrepo
</pre>

You may wish to add this to your local repository's hgrc file so that you don't need to type it every time:
<pre>
default-push = ssh://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com/myrepo
</pre>

AMX Mod X 1.8.2 Release Notes

2013-02-14T19:14:34Z

DS:

AMX Mod X 1.8.2 is a bug-fix release for compatibility with the February 2013 update to Half-Life Dedicated Servers. '''AMX Mod X 1.8.2 is not compatible with Counter-Strike: Condition Zero or versions of Counter-Strike 1.6 retrieved prior to [https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD SteamCMD].'''

=Upgrading=
We apologize that the upgrade process is both somewhat confusing and quite manual - we did not have time to build delta packages from 1.8.1 to 1.8.2.

To upgrade from AMX Mod X 1.8.2, perform the following steps:
# On Windows, update <tt>addons\metamod\dlls\metamod.dll</tt> to [http://www.amxmodx.org/dl.php?filename=metamod-1.20-am.zip Metamod 1.20-am].
# On Linux,
## Grab <tt>metamod.so</tt> from [http://www.amxmodx.org/dl.php?filename=metamod-1.20-am.zip Metamod 1.20-am].
## Delete <tt>addons/metamod/dlls/metamod_i386.so</tt>.
## Copy <tt>metamod.so</tt> to <tt>addons/metamod/dlls/</tt>.
## Edit <tt>liblist.gam</tt> to point to <tt>metamod.so</tt> instead of <tt>metamod_i386.so</tt>.
# Download the base AMX Mod X package and any mod addon packs that you need.
# Replace all <tt>.dll</tt>, <tt>.so</tt>, and <tt>.amxx</tt> files in your server install with the ones from the downloaded packages.

=Changes=
* Increased the capacity of speech.ini {{bz|3553}}.
* Updated some Counter-Strike offsets for the Feb 2013 Counter-Strike 1.6 update.
* Fixed adminslots using an awkward loopback mechanism for kicking {{bz|3884}}.
* Fixed a bug in maps.ini parsing {{bz|5005}}.
* Fixed get_team() sometimes being wrong for dead players {{bz|4656}}.
* Fixed strfind() ignoring its last parameter {{bz|4070}}.
* Fixed replace_all() returning the wrong result {{bz|5064}}.
* Fixed crash in EngFunc_TraceTexture {{bz|4576}}.
* Fixed TrieSetArray() reading the wrong parameter {{bz|3816}}.
* Fixed file-handle leak in mapsmenu {{bz|3957}}.
* Fixed bugs in amx_ban {{bz|4159}}.
* Lowered wait time in between threaded queries {{bz|3740}}.
* Added hamsandwich support for Adrenaline Gamer {{bz|4445}}.
* Removed scasm.

=Credits=
Special thanks for this release goes to patch contributors Scott Ehlert, arkshine, Fysiks, Reuben Morais, Lev2001, joaquimandrade, Hawk552, and Ryan L.

AMX Mod X 1.8.2 Release Notes

2013-02-14T18:57:24Z

DS:

AMX Mod X 1.8.2 is a bug-fix release for compatibility with the February 2013 update to Half-Life Dedicated Servers. '''AMX Mod X 1.8.2 is not compatible with Day of Defeat, Counter-Strike: Condition Zero or versions of Counter-Strike 1.6 retrieved prior to [https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD SteamCMD].'''

=Upgrading=
We apologize that the upgrade process is both somewhat confusing and quite manual - we did not have time to build delta packages from 1.8.1 to 1.8.2.

To upgrade from AMX Mod X 1.8.2, perform the following steps:
# On Windows, update <tt>addons\metamod\dlls\metamod.dll</tt> to [http://www.amxmodx.org/dl.php?filename=metamod-1.20-am.zip Metamod 1.20-am].
# On Linux,
## Grab <tt>metamod.so</tt> from [http://www.amxmodx.org/dl.php?filename=metamod-1.20-am.zip Metamod 1.20-am].
## Delete <tt>addons/metamod/dlls/metamod_i386.so</tt>.
## Copy <tt>metamod.so</tt> to <tt>addons/metamod/dlls/</tt>.
## Edit <tt>liblist.gam</tt> to point to <tt>metamod.so</tt> instead of <tt>metamod_i386.so</tt>.
# Download the base AMX Mod X package and any mod addon packs that you need.
# Replace all <tt>.dll</tt>, <tt>.so</tt>, and <tt>.amxx</tt> files in your server install with the ones from the downloaded packages.

=Changes=
* Increased the capacity of speech.ini {{bz|3553}}.
* Updated some Counter-Strike offsets for the Feb 2013 Counter-Strike 1.6 update.
* Fixed adminslots using an awkward loopback mechanism for kicking {{bz|3884}}.
* Fixed a bug in maps.ini parsing {{bz|5005}}.
* Fixed get_team() sometimes being wrong for dead players {{bz|4656}}.
* Fixed strfind() ignoring its last parameter {{bz|4070}}.
* Fixed replace_all() returning the wrong result {{bz|5064}}.
* Fixed crash in EngFunc_TraceTexture {{bz|4576}}.
* Fixed TrieSetArray() reading the wrong parameter {{bz|3816}}.
* Fixed file-handle leak in mapsmenu {{bz|3957}}.
* Fixed bugs in amx_ban {{bz|4159}}.
* Lowered wait time in between threaded queries {{bz|3740}}.
* Added hamsandwich support for Adrenaline Gamer {{bz|4445}}.
* Removed scasm.

=Credits=
Special thanks for this release goes to patch contributors Scott Ehlert, arkshine, Fysiks, Reuben Morais, Lev2001, joaquimandrade, Hawk552, and Ryan L.

AMX Mod X 1.8.2 Release Notes

2013-02-14T18:56:06Z

DS:

AMX Mod X 1.8.2 is a bug-fix release for compatibility with the February 2013 update to Half-Life Dedicated Servers. '''AMX Mod X 1.8.2 is not compatible with Counter-Strike: Condition Zero or versions Counter-Strike 1.6 retrieved prior to [https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD SteamCMD].'''

=Upgrading=
We apologize that the upgrade process is both somewhat confusing and quite manual - we did not have time to build delta packages from 1.8.1 to 1.8.2.

To upgrade from AMX Mod X 1.8.2, perform the following steps:
# On Windows, update <tt>addons\metamod\dlls\metamod.dll</tt> to [http://www.amxmodx.org/dl.php?filename=metamod-1.20-am.zip Metamod 1.20-am].
# On Linux,
## Grab <tt>metamod.so</tt> from [http://www.amxmodx.org/dl.php?filename=metamod-1.20-am.zip Metamod 1.20-am].
## Delete <tt>addons/metamod/dlls/metamod_i386.so</tt>.
## Copy <tt>metamod.so</tt> to <tt>addons/metamod/dlls/</tt>.
## Edit <tt>liblist.gam</tt> to point to <tt>metamod.so</tt> instead of <tt>metamod_i386.so</tt>.
# Download the base AMX Mod X package and any mod addon packs that you need.
# Replace all <tt>.dll</tt>, <tt>.so</tt>, and <tt>.amxx</tt> files in your server install with the ones from the downloaded packages.

=Changes=
* Increased the capacity of speech.ini {{bz|3553}}.
* Updated some Counter-Strike offsets for the Feb 2013 Counter-Strike 1.6 update.
* Fixed adminslots using an awkward loopback mechanism for kicking {{bz|3884}}.
* Fixed a bug in maps.ini parsing {{bz|5005}}.
* Fixed get_team() sometimes being wrong for dead players {{bz|4656}}.
* Fixed strfind() ignoring its last parameter {{bz|4070}}.
* Fixed replace_all() returning the wrong result {{bz|5064}}.
* Fixed crash in EngFunc_TraceTexture {{bz|4576}}.
* Fixed TrieSetArray() reading the wrong parameter {{bz|3816}}.
* Fixed file-handle leak in mapsmenu {{bz|3957}}.
* Fixed bugs in amx_ban {{bz|4159}}.
* Lowered wait time in between threaded queries {{bz|3740}}.
* Added hamsandwich support for Adrenaline Gamer {{bz|4445}}.
* Removed scasm.

=Credits=
Special thanks for this release goes to patch contributors Scott Ehlert, arkshine, Fysiks, Reuben Morais, Lev2001, joaquimandrade, Hawk552, and Ryan L.

Releasing Products

2010-12-20T04:58:24Z

DS: /* Updating the Metamod:Source Site */

This is an internal page for doing AlliedModders product releases.

=Making Builds=
<ol>
<li>Once you are '''absolutely sure''' the product is ready for a release...</li>
<li>Jump to a Linux system, check out the source tree.</li>
<li>Update the changelog (<tt>changelog.txt</tt> for SourceMod, <tt>support/changelog.txt</tt> for Metamod:Source).</li>
<li>Edit the build_type file and change the "dev" string to "rel" (<tt>tools/buildbot/build_type</tt> for SourceMod, <tt>support/buildbot/build_type</tt> for Metamod:Source).
<li>Edit <tt>product.version</tt> to remove the -dev tag.</li>
<li>For SourceMod, edit <tt>plugins/include/version.inc</tt> to remove the -dev tag.</li>
<li>Commit the changes.</li>
<li>Push. Watch the waterfall page until builds are complete.</li>
</ol>

=Post-Build Work=
<ol>
<li>Grab the binaries from the drop site ([http://metamodsource.net/mmsdrop/ MM:S drop site], [http://sourcemod.net/smdrop/ SourceMod drop site]). It will be the latest package.</li>
<li>Install the packages on both Linux and Windows. '''MAKE SURE THE VERSIONS ARE CORRECT. THERE SHOULD BE NO -dev TAG.'''
 
Metamod:Source checks:
<pre>
meta version
</pre>
SourceMod checks:
<pre>
sm plugins list
sm exts list
sm version
</pre></li>
<li>If the versions are not correct, do not release.</li>
<li>For SourceMod, you need to add the language translation packs.
 
'''If this is a major release (1.X.0), there is no prior pack. Make one:'''
<ol>
<li>Extract both the tar.gz and zip files to separate folders.</li>
<li>Visit the [http://www.sourcemod.net/translator/?go=translate&op=status translator status page].</li>
<li>Click "export languages.cfg" - save the new version to <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/</tt>, overwriting the old one.</li>
<li>Click "export" next to each language that is finished. Extract the folder to <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/</tt>. For example, if you extract Spanish, you should have <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/es/</tt> complete with ML files.</li>
<li>Repackage thefolders using the correct compression types (.tar.gz for Linux, .zip for Windows).</li>
</ol>
If this is a minor release (1.X.Y where Y != 0), there is already a prior pack. Add it in:
<ol>
<li>Extract both the tar.gz and zip files to separate folders.</li>
<li>Download the last minor release from the same branch as this release.</li>
<li>Copy the <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/languages.cfg</tt> file from the old release over the new one.</li>
<li>Copy the <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/</tt> sub-folders from the old release over to the new one.</li>
<li>Repackage thefolders using the correct compression types (.tar.gz for Linux, .zip for Windows).</li>
</ol>
<li>The build is done!</li>
</ol>

=Releasing to Mirrors=
<ol>
<li>Log into iroh as yourself. Upload your final builds to your home directory.</li>
<li>Run:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump mirror
cd /scripts/mirror
</pre>
</li>
<li>Copy your final builds from your home directory into the mirror folder. Rename them to release names, for example: <tt>sourcemod-1.1.2.zip</tt> or <tt>mmsource-1.8.0.zip</tt>.</li>
<li>Mirror distribution is done with the following command:
<pre>
./mirror.pl <projectID> <releaseName> <file>
</pre>
Metamod:Source's ID is 4, SourceMod's ID is 2. For example, these commands mirrored the Metamod:Source 1.7.0 release:
<pre>
./mirror.pl 4 1.7.0 mmsource-1.7.0.zip
./mirror.pl 4 1.7.0 mmsource-1.7.0.tar.gz
</pre>
These commands mirrored the last SourceMod release:
<pre>
./mirror.pl 2 1.1.1 sourcemod-1.1.1.tar.gz
./mirror.pl 2 1.1.1 sourcemod-1.1.1.zip
</pre>
</li>
<li>Type <tt>exit</tt> to get back to your user account. You're done!</li>
</ol>

=Cleaning up the Tree=
It's time to make sure the tree is set for future development.

<ol>
<li>Run <tt>hg tag</tt> on the last revision of the release. Usually this is the changeset that bumped versions, and usually this is <tt>tip</tt>. For example, Metamod:Source:
<pre>hg tag mmsource-1.7.2</pre>
SourceMod:
<pre>hg tag sourcemod-1.1.2</pre>
</li>
<li>Bump the minor version in <tt>product.version</tt>. Don't forget to add -dev.</li>
<li>Change the <tt>tools/buildbot/build_type</tt> (SourceMod) or <tt>support/buildbot/build_type</tt> (Metamod:Source) contents back to "dev".</li>
<li>For SourceMod, bump the two minor versions in <tt>plugins/include/version.inc</tt> and re-add the -dev tag to the version string.</li>
<li>Commit and push.</li>
</ol>

=Updating the SourceMod Site=
<ol>
<li>Visit a [http://wiki.alliedmods.net/SourceMod_Release_Notes Release Notes] page. Copy the contents, make a new one for your specific release. Update the changelog, relnote anything big and important. Link back to it from the "main" relnotes page.</li>
<li>Jump to the sourcemod account by logging into iroh as yourself:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump sourcemod
cd /groups/sourcemod
</pre>
</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>public_html/downloads.php</tt> file with your favorite text editor. Edit all instances of the old version with the new one. Make sure to get every link, including relnotes.</li>
<li>Update ~/compiler-1.x to the latest minor version, where x is the major version number.</li>
<li>Run <tt>~/scripts/purge_old_builds.pl</tt>, then edit its entry for 1.x.y, where x = this major release, and y = the new minor version.</li>
<li>Exit out of the sourcemod account.</li>
<li>Post news. If you deviate from normal style, don't forget links for downloads, upgrading, and relnotes. It also helps to say "this is backwards compatible" because users will always ask.</li>
</ol>

=Updating the Metamod:Source Site=
<ol>
<li>Jump to the alliedmodders account by logging into iroh as yourself:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump alliedmodders
cd /groups/alliedmodders/hub/amhub
</pre>
</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>mmsource.py</tt> file with your favorite text editor. Update the <tt>latest</tt> version number in the <tt>downloads</tt> function. If this is a new major release (1.X.0), update the <tt>stable</tt> and <tt>devel</tt> version numbers in the <tt>downloads</tt> and <tt>snapshots</tt> functions.</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>templates/mmsource/downloads.html</tt> file and update all Mercurial links with the tagged changeset ID for this release.</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>templates/mmsource/navbar.html</tt> file and replace all instances of the old version with the new one.
<li>Run the following command:
<pre>
touch ../run/apache.wsgi
</pre>
</li>
<li>Post news. Do this by making a post in [https://forums.alliedmods.net/forumdisplay.php?f=124 this forum], which is private. LOOK AT OLDER POSTS - you need to write valid XHTML!</li>
<li>Exit out of the alliedmodders account.</li>
</ol>

Releasing Products

2010-12-20T04:54:45Z

DS: /* Updating the SourceMod Site */

This is an internal page for doing AlliedModders product releases.

=Making Builds=
<ol>
<li>Once you are '''absolutely sure''' the product is ready for a release...</li>
<li>Jump to a Linux system, check out the source tree.</li>
<li>Update the changelog (<tt>changelog.txt</tt> for SourceMod, <tt>support/changelog.txt</tt> for Metamod:Source).</li>
<li>Edit the build_type file and change the "dev" string to "rel" (<tt>tools/buildbot/build_type</tt> for SourceMod, <tt>support/buildbot/build_type</tt> for Metamod:Source).
<li>Edit <tt>product.version</tt> to remove the -dev tag.</li>
<li>For SourceMod, edit <tt>plugins/include/version.inc</tt> to remove the -dev tag.</li>
<li>Commit the changes.</li>
<li>Push. Watch the waterfall page until builds are complete.</li>
</ol>

=Post-Build Work=
<ol>
<li>Grab the binaries from the drop site ([http://metamodsource.net/mmsdrop/ MM:S drop site], [http://sourcemod.net/smdrop/ SourceMod drop site]). It will be the latest package.</li>
<li>Install the packages on both Linux and Windows. '''MAKE SURE THE VERSIONS ARE CORRECT. THERE SHOULD BE NO -dev TAG.'''
 
Metamod:Source checks:
<pre>
meta version
</pre>
SourceMod checks:
<pre>
sm plugins list
sm exts list
sm version
</pre></li>
<li>If the versions are not correct, do not release.</li>
<li>For SourceMod, you need to add the language translation packs.
 
'''If this is a major release (1.X.0), there is no prior pack. Make one:'''
<ol>
<li>Extract both the tar.gz and zip files to separate folders.</li>
<li>Visit the [http://www.sourcemod.net/translator/?go=translate&op=status translator status page].</li>
<li>Click "export languages.cfg" - save the new version to <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/</tt>, overwriting the old one.</li>
<li>Click "export" next to each language that is finished. Extract the folder to <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/</tt>. For example, if you extract Spanish, you should have <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/es/</tt> complete with ML files.</li>
<li>Repackage thefolders using the correct compression types (.tar.gz for Linux, .zip for Windows).</li>
</ol>
If this is a minor release (1.X.Y where Y != 0), there is already a prior pack. Add it in:
<ol>
<li>Extract both the tar.gz and zip files to separate folders.</li>
<li>Download the last minor release from the same branch as this release.</li>
<li>Copy the <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/languages.cfg</tt> file from the old release over the new one.</li>
<li>Copy the <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/</tt> sub-folders from the old release over to the new one.</li>
<li>Repackage thefolders using the correct compression types (.tar.gz for Linux, .zip for Windows).</li>
</ol>
<li>The build is done!</li>
</ol>

=Releasing to Mirrors=
<ol>
<li>Log into iroh as yourself. Upload your final builds to your home directory.</li>
<li>Run:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump mirror
cd /scripts/mirror
</pre>
</li>
<li>Copy your final builds from your home directory into the mirror folder. Rename them to release names, for example: <tt>sourcemod-1.1.2.zip</tt> or <tt>mmsource-1.8.0.zip</tt>.</li>
<li>Mirror distribution is done with the following command:
<pre>
./mirror.pl <projectID> <releaseName> <file>
</pre>
Metamod:Source's ID is 4, SourceMod's ID is 2. For example, these commands mirrored the Metamod:Source 1.7.0 release:
<pre>
./mirror.pl 4 1.7.0 mmsource-1.7.0.zip
./mirror.pl 4 1.7.0 mmsource-1.7.0.tar.gz
</pre>
These commands mirrored the last SourceMod release:
<pre>
./mirror.pl 2 1.1.1 sourcemod-1.1.1.tar.gz
./mirror.pl 2 1.1.1 sourcemod-1.1.1.zip
</pre>
</li>
<li>Type <tt>exit</tt> to get back to your user account. You're done!</li>
</ol>

=Cleaning up the Tree=
It's time to make sure the tree is set for future development.

<ol>
<li>Run <tt>hg tag</tt> on the last revision of the release. Usually this is the changeset that bumped versions, and usually this is <tt>tip</tt>. For example, Metamod:Source:
<pre>hg tag mmsource-1.7.2</pre>
SourceMod:
<pre>hg tag sourcemod-1.1.2</pre>
</li>
<li>Bump the minor version in <tt>product.version</tt>. Don't forget to add -dev.</li>
<li>Change the <tt>tools/buildbot/build_type</tt> (SourceMod) or <tt>support/buildbot/build_type</tt> (Metamod:Source) contents back to "dev".</li>
<li>For SourceMod, bump the two minor versions in <tt>plugins/include/version.inc</tt> and re-add the -dev tag to the version string.</li>
<li>Commit and push.</li>
</ol>

=Updating the SourceMod Site=
<ol>
<li>Visit a [http://wiki.alliedmods.net/SourceMod_Release_Notes Release Notes] page. Copy the contents, make a new one for your specific release. Update the changelog, relnote anything big and important. Link back to it from the "main" relnotes page.</li>
<li>Jump to the sourcemod account by logging into iroh as yourself:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump sourcemod
cd /groups/sourcemod
</pre>
</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>public_html/downloads.php</tt> file with your favorite text editor. Edit all instances of the old version with the new one. Make sure to get every link, including relnotes.</li>
<li>Update ~/compiler-1.x to the latest minor version, where x is the major version number.</li>
<li>Run <tt>~/scripts/purge_old_builds.pl</tt>, then edit its entry for 1.x.y, where x = this major release, and y = the new minor version.</li>
<li>Exit out of the sourcemod account.</li>
<li>Post news. If you deviate from normal style, don't forget links for downloads, upgrading, and relnotes. It also helps to say "this is backwards compatible" because users will always ask.</li>
</ol>

=Updating the Metamod:Source Site=
<ol>
<li>Jump to the alliedmodders account by logging into iroh as yourself:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump alliedmodders
cd /groups/alliedmodders/hub/amhub
</pre>
</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>mmsource.py</tt> file with your favorite text editor. Update the <tt>latest</tt> version number in the <tt>downloads</tt> function. If this is a new major release (1.X.0), update the <tt>stable</tt> and <tt>devel</tt> version numbers in the <tt>downloads</tt> and <tt>snapshots</tt> functions.</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>templates/mmsource/downloads.html</tt> file and update all Mercurial links with the tagged changeset ID for this release.</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>templates/mmsource/navbar.html</tt> file and replace all instances of the old version with the new one.
<li>Post news. Do this by making a post in [https://forums.alliedmods.net/forumdisplay.php?f=124 this forum], which is private. LOOK AT OLDER POSTS - you need to write valid XHTML!</li>
<li>Exit out of the alliedmodders account.</li>
</ol>

Releasing Products

2010-12-20T04:54:09Z

DS: /* Updating the Metamod:Source Site */

This is an internal page for doing AlliedModders product releases.

=Making Builds=
<ol>
<li>Once you are '''absolutely sure''' the product is ready for a release...</li>
<li>Jump to a Linux system, check out the source tree.</li>
<li>Update the changelog (<tt>changelog.txt</tt> for SourceMod, <tt>support/changelog.txt</tt> for Metamod:Source).</li>
<li>Edit the build_type file and change the "dev" string to "rel" (<tt>tools/buildbot/build_type</tt> for SourceMod, <tt>support/buildbot/build_type</tt> for Metamod:Source).
<li>Edit <tt>product.version</tt> to remove the -dev tag.</li>
<li>For SourceMod, edit <tt>plugins/include/version.inc</tt> to remove the -dev tag.</li>
<li>Commit the changes.</li>
<li>Push. Watch the waterfall page until builds are complete.</li>
</ol>

=Post-Build Work=
<ol>
<li>Grab the binaries from the drop site ([http://metamodsource.net/mmsdrop/ MM:S drop site], [http://sourcemod.net/smdrop/ SourceMod drop site]). It will be the latest package.</li>
<li>Install the packages on both Linux and Windows. '''MAKE SURE THE VERSIONS ARE CORRECT. THERE SHOULD BE NO -dev TAG.'''
 
Metamod:Source checks:
<pre>
meta version
</pre>
SourceMod checks:
<pre>
sm plugins list
sm exts list
sm version
</pre></li>
<li>If the versions are not correct, do not release.</li>
<li>For SourceMod, you need to add the language translation packs.
 
'''If this is a major release (1.X.0), there is no prior pack. Make one:'''
<ol>
<li>Extract both the tar.gz and zip files to separate folders.</li>
<li>Visit the [http://www.sourcemod.net/translator/?go=translate&op=status translator status page].</li>
<li>Click "export languages.cfg" - save the new version to <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/</tt>, overwriting the old one.</li>
<li>Click "export" next to each language that is finished. Extract the folder to <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/</tt>. For example, if you extract Spanish, you should have <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/es/</tt> complete with ML files.</li>
<li>Repackage thefolders using the correct compression types (.tar.gz for Linux, .zip for Windows).</li>
</ol>
If this is a minor release (1.X.Y where Y != 0), there is already a prior pack. Add it in:
<ol>
<li>Extract both the tar.gz and zip files to separate folders.</li>
<li>Download the last minor release from the same branch as this release.</li>
<li>Copy the <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/languages.cfg</tt> file from the old release over the new one.</li>
<li>Copy the <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/</tt> sub-folders from the old release over to the new one.</li>
<li>Repackage thefolders using the correct compression types (.tar.gz for Linux, .zip for Windows).</li>
</ol>
<li>The build is done!</li>
</ol>

=Releasing to Mirrors=
<ol>
<li>Log into iroh as yourself. Upload your final builds to your home directory.</li>
<li>Run:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump mirror
cd /scripts/mirror
</pre>
</li>
<li>Copy your final builds from your home directory into the mirror folder. Rename them to release names, for example: <tt>sourcemod-1.1.2.zip</tt> or <tt>mmsource-1.8.0.zip</tt>.</li>
<li>Mirror distribution is done with the following command:
<pre>
./mirror.pl <projectID> <releaseName> <file>
</pre>
Metamod:Source's ID is 4, SourceMod's ID is 2. For example, these commands mirrored the Metamod:Source 1.7.0 release:
<pre>
./mirror.pl 4 1.7.0 mmsource-1.7.0.zip
./mirror.pl 4 1.7.0 mmsource-1.7.0.tar.gz
</pre>
These commands mirrored the last SourceMod release:
<pre>
./mirror.pl 2 1.1.1 sourcemod-1.1.1.tar.gz
./mirror.pl 2 1.1.1 sourcemod-1.1.1.zip
</pre>
</li>
<li>Type <tt>exit</tt> to get back to your user account. You're done!</li>
</ol>

=Cleaning up the Tree=
It's time to make sure the tree is set for future development.

<ol>
<li>Run <tt>hg tag</tt> on the last revision of the release. Usually this is the changeset that bumped versions, and usually this is <tt>tip</tt>. For example, Metamod:Source:
<pre>hg tag mmsource-1.7.2</pre>
SourceMod:
<pre>hg tag sourcemod-1.1.2</pre>
</li>
<li>Bump the minor version in <tt>product.version</tt>. Don't forget to add -dev.</li>
<li>Change the <tt>tools/buildbot/build_type</tt> (SourceMod) or <tt>support/buildbot/build_type</tt> (Metamod:Source) contents back to "dev".</li>
<li>For SourceMod, bump the two minor versions in <tt>plugins/include/version.inc</tt> and re-add the -dev tag to the version string.</li>
<li>Commit and push.</li>
</ol>

=Updating the SourceMod Site=
<ol>
<li>Visit a [http://wiki.alliedmods.net/SourceMod_Release_Notes Release Notes] page. Copy the contents, make a new one for your specific release. Update the changelog, relnote anything big and important. Link back to it from the "main" relnotes page.</li>
<li>Jump to the sourcemod account by logging into iroh as yourself:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump sourcemod
cd /home/groups/sourcemod
</pre>
</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>public_html/downloads.php</tt> file with your favorite text editor. Edit all instances of the old version with the new one. Make sure to get every link, including relnotes.</li>
<li>Update ~/compiler-1.x to the latest minor version, where x is the major version number.</li>
<li>Run <tt>~/scripts/purge_old_builds.pl</tt>, then edit its entry for 1.x.y, where x = this major release, and y = the new minor version.</li>
<li>Exit out of the sourcemod account.</li>
<li>Post news. If you deviate from normal style, don't forget links for downloads, upgrading, and relnotes. It also helps to say "this is backwards compatible" because users will always ask.</li>
</ol>

=Updating the Metamod:Source Site=
<ol>
<li>Jump to the alliedmodders account by logging into iroh as yourself:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump alliedmodders
cd /groups/alliedmodders/hub/amhub
</pre>
</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>mmsource.py</tt> file with your favorite text editor. Update the <tt>latest</tt> version number in the <tt>downloads</tt> function. If this is a new major release (1.X.0), update the <tt>stable</tt> and <tt>devel</tt> version numbers in the <tt>downloads</tt> and <tt>snapshots</tt> functions.</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>templates/mmsource/downloads.html</tt> file and update all Mercurial links with the tagged changeset ID for this release.</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>templates/mmsource/navbar.html</tt> file and replace all instances of the old version with the new one.
<li>Post news. Do this by making a post in [https://forums.alliedmods.net/forumdisplay.php?f=124 this forum], which is private. LOOK AT OLDER POSTS - you need to write valid XHTML!</li>
<li>Exit out of the alliedmodders account.</li>
</ol>

Releasing Products

2010-12-20T04:12:38Z

DS: /* Cleaning up the Tree */

This is an internal page for doing AlliedModders product releases.

=Making Builds=
<ol>
<li>Once you are '''absolutely sure''' the product is ready for a release...</li>
<li>Jump to a Linux system, check out the source tree.</li>
<li>Update the changelog (<tt>changelog.txt</tt> for SourceMod, <tt>support/changelog.txt</tt> for Metamod:Source).</li>
<li>Edit the build_type file and change the "dev" string to "rel" (<tt>tools/buildbot/build_type</tt> for SourceMod, <tt>support/buildbot/build_type</tt> for Metamod:Source).
<li>Edit <tt>product.version</tt> to remove the -dev tag.</li>
<li>For SourceMod, edit <tt>plugins/include/version.inc</tt> to remove the -dev tag.</li>
<li>Commit the changes.</li>
<li>Push. Watch the waterfall page until builds are complete.</li>
</ol>

=Post-Build Work=
<ol>
<li>Grab the binaries from the drop site ([http://metamodsource.net/mmsdrop/ MM:S drop site], [http://sourcemod.net/smdrop/ SourceMod drop site]). It will be the latest package.</li>
<li>Install the packages on both Linux and Windows. '''MAKE SURE THE VERSIONS ARE CORRECT. THERE SHOULD BE NO -dev TAG.'''
 
Metamod:Source checks:
<pre>
meta version
</pre>
SourceMod checks:
<pre>
sm plugins list
sm exts list
sm version
</pre></li>
<li>If the versions are not correct, do not release.</li>
<li>For SourceMod, you need to add the language translation packs.
 
'''If this is a major release (1.X.0), there is no prior pack. Make one:'''
<ol>
<li>Extract both the tar.gz and zip files to separate folders.</li>
<li>Visit the [http://www.sourcemod.net/translator/?go=translate&op=status translator status page].</li>
<li>Click "export languages.cfg" - save the new version to <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/</tt>, overwriting the old one.</li>
<li>Click "export" next to each language that is finished. Extract the folder to <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/</tt>. For example, if you extract Spanish, you should have <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/es/</tt> complete with ML files.</li>
<li>Repackage thefolders using the correct compression types (.tar.gz for Linux, .zip for Windows).</li>
</ol>
If this is a minor release (1.X.Y where Y != 0), there is already a prior pack. Add it in:
<ol>
<li>Extract both the tar.gz and zip files to separate folders.</li>
<li>Download the last minor release from the same branch as this release.</li>
<li>Copy the <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/languages.cfg</tt> file from the old release over the new one.</li>
<li>Copy the <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/</tt> sub-folders from the old release over to the new one.</li>
<li>Repackage thefolders using the correct compression types (.tar.gz for Linux, .zip for Windows).</li>
</ol>
<li>The build is done!</li>
</ol>

=Releasing to Mirrors=
<ol>
<li>Log into iroh as yourself. Upload your final builds to your home directory.</li>
<li>Run:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump mirror
cd /scripts/mirror
</pre>
</li>
<li>Copy your final builds from your home directory into the mirror folder. Rename them to release names, for example: <tt>sourcemod-1.1.2.zip</tt> or <tt>mmsource-1.8.0.zip</tt>.</li>
<li>Mirror distribution is done with the following command:
<pre>
./mirror.pl <projectID> <releaseName> <file>
</pre>
Metamod:Source's ID is 4, SourceMod's ID is 2. For example, these commands mirrored the Metamod:Source 1.7.0 release:
<pre>
./mirror.pl 4 1.7.0 mmsource-1.7.0.zip
./mirror.pl 4 1.7.0 mmsource-1.7.0.tar.gz
</pre>
These commands mirrored the last SourceMod release:
<pre>
./mirror.pl 2 1.1.1 sourcemod-1.1.1.tar.gz
./mirror.pl 2 1.1.1 sourcemod-1.1.1.zip
</pre>
</li>
<li>Type <tt>exit</tt> to get back to your user account. You're done!</li>
</ol>

=Cleaning up the Tree=
It's time to make sure the tree is set for future development.

<ol>
<li>Run <tt>hg tag</tt> on the last revision of the release. Usually this is the changeset that bumped versions, and usually this is <tt>tip</tt>. For example, Metamod:Source:
<pre>hg tag mmsource-1.7.2</pre>
SourceMod:
<pre>hg tag sourcemod-1.1.2</pre>
</li>
<li>Bump the minor version in <tt>product.version</tt>. Don't forget to add -dev.</li>
<li>Change the <tt>tools/buildbot/build_type</tt> (SourceMod) or <tt>support/buildbot/build_type</tt> (Metamod:Source) contents back to "dev".</li>
<li>For SourceMod, bump the two minor versions in <tt>plugins/include/version.inc</tt> and re-add the -dev tag to the version string.</li>
<li>Commit and push.</li>
</ol>

=Updating the SourceMod Site=
<ol>
<li>Visit a [http://wiki.alliedmods.net/SourceMod_Release_Notes Release Notes] page. Copy the contents, make a new one for your specific release. Update the changelog, relnote anything big and important. Link back to it from the "main" relnotes page.</li>
<li>Jump to the sourcemod account by logging into iroh as yourself:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump sourcemod
cd /home/groups/sourcemod
</pre>
</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>public_html/downloads.php</tt> file with your favorite text editor. Edit all instances of the old version with the new one. Make sure to get every link, including relnotes.</li>
<li>Update ~/compiler-1.x to the latest minor version, where x is the major version number.</li>
<li>Run <tt>~/scripts/purge_old_builds.pl</tt>, then edit its entry for 1.x.y, where x = this major release, and y = the new minor version.</li>
<li>Exit out of the sourcemod account.</li>
<li>Post news. If you deviate from normal style, don't forget links for downloads, upgrading, and relnotes. It also helps to say "this is backwards compatible" because users will always ask.</li>
</ol>

=Updating the Metamod:Source Site=
<ol>
<li>Jump to the sourcemm account by logging into iroh as yourself:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump sourcemm
cd /home/groups/sourcemm
</pre>
</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>public_html/templates/content_downloads.tpl</tt> file with your favorite text editor. Edit all instances of the old version with the new one. Update all Mercurial links with the tagged changeset ID for this release.</li>
<li>Post news. Do this by making a post in [https://forums.alliedmods.net/forumdisplay.php?f=124 this forum], which is private. LOOK AT OLDER POSTS - you need to write valid XHTML!</li>
<li>Exit out of the sourcemm account.</li>
</ol>

Releasing Products

2010-12-20T04:10:09Z

DS: /* Making Builds */

This is an internal page for doing AlliedModders product releases.

=Making Builds=
<ol>
<li>Once you are '''absolutely sure''' the product is ready for a release...</li>
<li>Jump to a Linux system, check out the source tree.</li>
<li>Update the changelog (<tt>changelog.txt</tt> for SourceMod, <tt>support/changelog.txt</tt> for Metamod:Source).</li>
<li>Edit the build_type file and change the "dev" string to "rel" (<tt>tools/buildbot/build_type</tt> for SourceMod, <tt>support/buildbot/build_type</tt> for Metamod:Source).
<li>Edit <tt>product.version</tt> to remove the -dev tag.</li>
<li>For SourceMod, edit <tt>plugins/include/version.inc</tt> to remove the -dev tag.</li>
<li>Commit the changes.</li>
<li>Push. Watch the waterfall page until builds are complete.</li>
</ol>

=Post-Build Work=
<ol>
<li>Grab the binaries from the drop site ([http://metamodsource.net/mmsdrop/ MM:S drop site], [http://sourcemod.net/smdrop/ SourceMod drop site]). It will be the latest package.</li>
<li>Install the packages on both Linux and Windows. '''MAKE SURE THE VERSIONS ARE CORRECT. THERE SHOULD BE NO -dev TAG.'''
 
Metamod:Source checks:
<pre>
meta version
</pre>
SourceMod checks:
<pre>
sm plugins list
sm exts list
sm version
</pre></li>
<li>If the versions are not correct, do not release.</li>
<li>For SourceMod, you need to add the language translation packs.
 
'''If this is a major release (1.X.0), there is no prior pack. Make one:'''
<ol>
<li>Extract both the tar.gz and zip files to separate folders.</li>
<li>Visit the [http://www.sourcemod.net/translator/?go=translate&op=status translator status page].</li>
<li>Click "export languages.cfg" - save the new version to <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/</tt>, overwriting the old one.</li>
<li>Click "export" next to each language that is finished. Extract the folder to <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/</tt>. For example, if you extract Spanish, you should have <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/es/</tt> complete with ML files.</li>
<li>Repackage thefolders using the correct compression types (.tar.gz for Linux, .zip for Windows).</li>
</ol>
If this is a minor release (1.X.Y where Y != 0), there is already a prior pack. Add it in:
<ol>
<li>Extract both the tar.gz and zip files to separate folders.</li>
<li>Download the last minor release from the same branch as this release.</li>
<li>Copy the <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/languages.cfg</tt> file from the old release over the new one.</li>
<li>Copy the <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/</tt> sub-folders from the old release over to the new one.</li>
<li>Repackage thefolders using the correct compression types (.tar.gz for Linux, .zip for Windows).</li>
</ol>
<li>The build is done!</li>
</ol>

=Releasing to Mirrors=
<ol>
<li>Log into iroh as yourself. Upload your final builds to your home directory.</li>
<li>Run:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump mirror
cd /scripts/mirror
</pre>
</li>
<li>Copy your final builds from your home directory into the mirror folder. Rename them to release names, for example: <tt>sourcemod-1.1.2.zip</tt> or <tt>mmsource-1.8.0.zip</tt>.</li>
<li>Mirror distribution is done with the following command:
<pre>
./mirror.pl <projectID> <releaseName> <file>
</pre>
Metamod:Source's ID is 4, SourceMod's ID is 2. For example, these commands mirrored the Metamod:Source 1.7.0 release:
<pre>
./mirror.pl 4 1.7.0 mmsource-1.7.0.zip
./mirror.pl 4 1.7.0 mmsource-1.7.0.tar.gz
</pre>
These commands mirrored the last SourceMod release:
<pre>
./mirror.pl 2 1.1.1 sourcemod-1.1.1.tar.gz
./mirror.pl 2 1.1.1 sourcemod-1.1.1.zip
</pre>
</li>
<li>Type <tt>exit</tt> to get back to your user account. You're done!</li>
</ol>

=Cleaning up the Tree=
It's time to make sure the tree is set for future development.

<ol>
<li>Run <tt>hg tag</tt> on the last revision of the release. Usually this is the changeset that bumped versions, and usually this is <tt>tip</tt>. For example, Metamod:Source:
<pre>hg tag mmsource-1.7.2</pre>
SourceMod:
<pre>hg tag sourcemod-1.1.2</pre>
</li>
<li>Bump the minor version in <tt>product.version</tt>. Don't forget to add -dev.</li>
<li>Change the <tt>tools/buildbot/build_type</tt> contents back to "dev".</li>
<li>For SourceMod, bump the two minor versions in <tt>plugins/include/version.inc</tt> and re-add the -dev tag to the version string.</li>
<li>Commit and push.</li>
</ol>

=Updating the SourceMod Site=
<ol>
<li>Visit a [http://wiki.alliedmods.net/SourceMod_Release_Notes Release Notes] page. Copy the contents, make a new one for your specific release. Update the changelog, relnote anything big and important. Link back to it from the "main" relnotes page.</li>
<li>Jump to the sourcemod account by logging into iroh as yourself:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump sourcemod
cd /home/groups/sourcemod
</pre>
</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>public_html/downloads.php</tt> file with your favorite text editor. Edit all instances of the old version with the new one. Make sure to get every link, including relnotes.</li>
<li>Update ~/compiler-1.x to the latest minor version, where x is the major version number.</li>
<li>Run <tt>~/scripts/purge_old_builds.pl</tt>, then edit its entry for 1.x.y, where x = this major release, and y = the new minor version.</li>
<li>Exit out of the sourcemod account.</li>
<li>Post news. If you deviate from normal style, don't forget links for downloads, upgrading, and relnotes. It also helps to say "this is backwards compatible" because users will always ask.</li>
</ol>

=Updating the Metamod:Source Site=
<ol>
<li>Jump to the sourcemm account by logging into iroh as yourself:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump sourcemm
cd /home/groups/sourcemm
</pre>
</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>public_html/templates/content_downloads.tpl</tt> file with your favorite text editor. Edit all instances of the old version with the new one. Update all Mercurial links with the tagged changeset ID for this release.</li>
<li>Post news. Do this by making a post in [https://forums.alliedmods.net/forumdisplay.php?f=124 this forum], which is private. LOOK AT OLDER POSTS - you need to write valid XHTML!</li>
<li>Exit out of the sourcemm account.</li>
</ol>

SourceMod 1.3.6 Release Notes

2010-10-30T23:32:46Z

DS: Fixed bug numbers

__FORCETOC__
SourceMod 1.3.6 is a minor bug-fix update. For the full SourceMod 1.3 release notes, [[SourceMod 1.3.0 Release Notes|click here]].

=Changelog=

User Changes:

*Updated support for latest Left 4 Dead 1 ({{bz|4681}}).

Developer Changes:

*Updated TF2 custom kill defines ({{bz|4682}}).

CTFPlayer Offset List (Team Fortress 2)

2010-04-30T03:32:08Z

DS:

Also for use when using [[Virtual Offsets (Source Mods)|virtual offsets]].

These are the Windows offsets. Linux offsets are 1 greater.

== The List ==
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

Last Updated 29 April 2010

<pre>
// Auto reconstructed from vtable block @ 0x00BDC3A0
// from "server.so", by ida_vtables.idc
0 CTFPlayer::~CTFPlayer()
1 CBaseEntity::SetRefEHandle(CBaseHandle const&)
2 CBaseEntity::GetRefEHandle(void)const
3 CBaseEntity::GetCollideable(void)
4 CBaseEntity::GetNetworkable(void)
5 CBaseEntity::GetBaseEntity(void)
6 CBaseEntity::GetModelIndex(void)const
7 CBaseEntity::GetModelName(void)const
8 CBaseEntity::SetModelIndex(int)
9 CTFPlayer::GetServerClass(void)
10 CTFPlayer::YouForgotToImplementOrDeclareServerClass(void)
11 CTFPlayer::GetDataDescMap(void)
12 CBaseAnimating::TestCollision(Ray_t const&,unsigned int,CGameTrace &)
13 CBaseAnimating::TestHitboxes(Ray_t const&,unsigned int,CGameTrace &)
14 CBaseEntity::ComputeWorldSpaceSurroundingBox(Vector *,Vector *)
15 CTFPlayer::ShouldCollide(int,int)const
16 CBaseEntity::SetOwnerEntity(CBaseEntity*)
17 CBasePlayer::ShouldTransmit(CCheckTransmitInfo const*)
18 CBasePlayer::UpdateTransmitState(void)
19 CBaseCombatCharacter::SetTransmit(CCheckTransmitInfo *,bool)
20 CBasePlayer::GetTracerType(void)
21 CTFPlayer::Spawn(void)
22 CTFPlayer::Precache(void)
23 CBasePlayer::SetModel(char const*)
24 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::PostConstructor(char const*)
25 CBaseEntity::PostClientActive(void)
26 CBaseEntity::ParseMapData(CEntityMapData *)
27 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,char const*)
28 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,float)
29 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,Vector const&)
30 CBaseEntity::GetKeyValue(char const*,char *,int)
31 CBasePlayer::Activate(void)
32 CBaseEntity::SetParent(CBaseEntity*,int)
33 CBasePlayer::ObjectCaps(void)
34 CBaseEntity::AcceptInput(char const*,CBaseEntity*,CBaseEntity*,variant_t,int)
35 CBaseAnimating::GetInputDispatchEffectPosition(char const*,Vector &,QAngle &)
36 CBasePlayer::DrawDebugGeometryOverlays(void)
37 CTFPlayer::DrawDebugTextOverlays(void)
38 CBasePlayer::Save(ISave &)
39 CBasePlayer::Restore(IRestore &)
40 CBasePlayer::ShouldSavePhysics(void)
41 CBaseEntity::OnSave(IEntitySaveUtils *)
42 CBasePlayer::OnRestore(void)
43 CBasePlayer::RequiredEdictIndex(void)
44 CBaseEntity::MoveDone(void)
45 CBaseEntity::Think(void)
46 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nNextThinkTick(void)
47 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nNextThinkTick(void *)
48 CBaseAnimating::GetBaseAnimating(void)
49 CTFPlayer::GetResponseSystem(void)
50 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::DispatchResponse(char const*)
51 CBasePlayer::Classify(void)
52 CBaseEntity::DeathNotice(CBaseEntity*)
53 CBaseEntity::ShouldAttractAutoAim(CBaseEntity*)
54 CBaseEntity::GetAutoAimRadius(void)
55 CBaseEntity::GetAutoAimCenter(void)
56 CBaseEntity::GetBeamTraceFilter(void)
57 CBaseEntity::PassesDamageFilter(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
58 CTFPlayer::TraceAttack(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&,CGameTrace *)
59 CBaseEntity::CanBeHitByMeleeAttack(CBaseEntity*)
60 CTFPlayer::OnTakeDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
61 CBaseEntity::AdjustDamageDirection(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector &,CBaseEntity*)
62 CTFPlayer::TakeHealth(float,int)
63 CBaseEntity::IsAlive(void)
64 CTFPlayer::Event_Killed(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
65 CTFPlayer::Event_KilledOther(CBaseEntity *,CTakeDamageInfo const&)
66 CBaseCombatCharacter::BloodColor(void)
67 CBaseEntity::IsTriggered(CBaseEntity*)
68 CBaseEntity::IsNPC(void)const
69 CBaseCombatCharacter::MyCombatCharacterPointer(void)
70 CBaseEntity::MyNextBotPointer(void)
71 CBaseEntity::GetDelay(void)
72 CBaseEntity::IsMoving(void)
73 CBaseEntity::DamageDecal(int,int)
74 CBaseEntity::DecalTrace(CGameTrace *,char const*)
75 CBaseEntity::ImpactTrace(CGameTrace *,int,char *)
76 CBaseEntity::OnControls(CBaseEntity*)
77 CBaseEntity::HasTarget(string_t)
78 CBasePlayer::IsPlayer(void)const
79 CBasePlayer::IsNetClient(void)const
80 CBaseEntity::IsTemplate(void)
81 CBaseEntity::IsBaseObject(void)const
82 CBaseEntity::IsBaseTrain(void)const
83 CBaseEntity::IsBaseCombatWeapon(void)const
84 CBaseEntity::IsWearable(void)const
85 CBaseEntity::MyCombatWeaponPointer(void)
86 CBaseEntity::GetServerVehicle(void)
87 CBaseEntity::IsViewable(void)
88 CTFPlayer::ChangeTeam(int)
89 CBaseEntity::OnEntityEvent(EntityEvent_t,void *)
90 CBaseEntity::CanStandOn(CBaseEntity*)const
91 CBaseEntity::CanStandOn(edict_t *)const
92 CBaseEntity::GetEnemy(void)
93 CBaseEntity::GetEnemy(void)const
94 CBaseEntity::Use(CBaseEntity*,CBaseEntity*,USE_TYPE,float)
95 CBaseEntity::StartTouch(CBaseEntity*)
96 CTFPlayer::Touch(CBaseEntity *)
97 CBaseEntity::EndTouch(CBaseEntity*)
98 CBaseEntity::StartBlocked(CBaseEntity*)
99 CBaseEntity::Blocked(CBaseEntity*)
100 CBaseEntity::EndBlocked(void)
101 CBasePlayer::PhysicsSimulate(void)
102 CTFPlayer::UpdateOnRemove(void)
103 CBaseEntity::StopLoopingSounds(void)
104 CBaseEntity::SUB_AllowedToFade(void)
105 CBaseFlex::Teleport(Vector const*,QAngle const*,Vector const*)
106 CBaseEntity::NotifySystemEvent(CBaseEntity*,notify_system_event_t,notify_system_event_params_t const&)
107 CBasePlayer::MakeTracer(Vector const&,CGameTrace const&,int)
108 CBaseEntity::GetTracerAttachment(void)
109 CBaseEntity::FireBullets(FireBulletsInfo_t const&)
110 CBasePlayer::DoImpactEffect(CGameTrace &,int)
111 CBaseEntity::ModifyFireBulletsDamage(CTakeDamageInfo *)
112 CBaseEntity::Respawn(void)
113 CBaseEntity::IsLockedByMaster(void)
114 CTFPlayer::GetMaxHealth(void)const
115 CTFPlayer::ModifyOrAppendCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
116 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_iMaxHealth(void)
117 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_iMaxHealth(void *)
118 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iHealth(void)
119 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iHealth(void *)
120 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_lifeState(void)
121 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_lifeState(void *)
122 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_takedamage(void)
123 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_takedamage(void *)
124 CBaseEntity::GetDamageType(void)const
125 CBaseEntity::GetDamage(void)
126 CBaseEntity::SetDamage(float)
127 CBasePlayer::EyePosition(void)
128 CBasePlayer::EyeAngles(void)
129 CBasePlayer::LocalEyeAngles(void)
130 CBaseEntity::EarPosition(void)
131 CBasePlayer::BodyTarget(Vector const&,bool)
132 CBaseEntity::HeadTarget(Vector const&)
133 CBaseEntity::GetVectors(Vector *,Vector *,Vector *)const
134 CBaseEntity::GetViewOffset(void)const
135 CBaseEntity::SetViewOffset(Vector const&)
136 CBasePlayer::GetSmoothedVelocity(void)
137 CBaseAnimating::GetVelocity(Vector *,Vector *)
138 CBaseCombatCharacter::FVisible(CBaseEntity *,int,CBaseEntity **)
139 CBaseCombatCharacter::FVisible(Vector const&,int,CBaseEntity **)
140 CBaseEntity::CanBeSeenBy(CAI_BaseNPC *)
141 CBaseEntity::GetAttackDamageScale(CBaseEntity*)
142 CBaseEntity::GetReceivedDamageScale(CBaseEntity*)
143 CBaseEntity::GetGroundVelocityToApply(Vector &)
144 CBaseEntity::PhysicsSplash(Vector const&,Vector const&,float,float)
145 CBaseEntity::Splash(void)
146 CBaseEntity::WorldSpaceCenter(void)const
147 CBaseEntity::GetSoundEmissionOrigin(void)const
148 CTFPlayer::IsDeflectable(void)
149 CBaseEntity::Deflected(CBaseEntity*,Vector &)
150 CBaseEntity::CreateVPhysics(void)
151 CBaseEntity::ForceVPhysicsCollide(CBaseEntity*)
152 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsDestroyObject(void)
153 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsUpdate(IPhysicsObject *)
154 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsTakeDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
155 CBaseCombatCharacter::VPhysicsShadowCollision(int,gamevcollisionevent_t *)
156 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsShadowUpdate(IPhysicsObject *)
157 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsCollision(int,gamevcollisionevent_t *)
158 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsFriction(IPhysicsObject *,float,int,int)
159 CBaseEntity::UpdatePhysicsShadowToCurrentPosition(float)
160 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsGetObjectList(IPhysicsObject **,int)
161 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsIsFlesh(void)
162 CBaseEntity::HasPhysicsAttacker(float)
163 CBasePlayer::PhysicsSolidMaskForEntity(void)const
164 CBaseEntity::ResolveFlyCollisionCustom(CGameTrace &,Vector &)
165 CBaseEntity::PerformCustomPhysics(Vector *,Vector *,QAngle *,QAngle *)
166 CBaseAnimating::GetStepOrigin(void)const
167 CBaseAnimating::GetStepAngles(void)const
168 CBaseEntity::ShouldDrawWaterImpacts(void)
169 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_fFlags(void)
170 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_fFlags(void *)
171 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nWaterLevel(void)
172 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nWaterLevel(void *)
173 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_hGroundEntity(void)
174 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_hGroundEntity(void *)
175 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecBaseVelocity(void)
176 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecBaseVelocity(void *)
177 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_flFriction(void)
178 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_flFriction(void *)
179 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecVelocity(void)
180 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecVelocity(void *)
181 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecViewOffset(void)
182 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecViewOffset(void *)
183 CBaseAnimating::GetIdealSpeed(void)const
184 CBaseAnimating::GetIdealAccel(void)const
185 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::StudioFrameAdvance(void)
186 CBaseAnimating::IsActivityFinished(void)
187 CBaseAnimating::GetSequenceGroundSpeed(CStudioHdr *,int)
188 CBaseAnimating::ClampRagdollForce(Vector const&,Vector*)
189 CBaseAnimating::BecomeRagdollOnClient(Vector const&)
190 CBaseAnimating::IsRagdoll(void)
191 CBaseAnimating::CanBecomeRagdoll(void)
192 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::GetSkeleton(CStudioHdr *,Vector *,Quaternion *,int)
193 CBaseAnimating::GetBoneTransform(int,matrix3x4_t &)
194 CBaseAnimating::SetupBones(matrix3x4_t *,int)
195 CBaseAnimating::CalculateIKLocks(float)
196 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::DispatchAnimEvents(CBaseAnimating *)
197 CBasePlayer::HandleAnimEvent(animevent_t *)
198 CBaseAnimating::PopulatePoseParameters(void)
199 CBaseAnimating::GetAttachment(int,matrix3x4_t &)
200 CBaseAnimating::InitBoneControllers(void)
201 CBaseAnimating::GetGroundSpeedVelocity(void)
202 CBaseAnimating::Ignite(float,bool,float,bool)
203 CBaseAnimating::IgniteLifetime(float)
204 CBaseAnimating::IgniteNumHitboxFires(int)
205 CBaseAnimating::IgniteHitboxFireScale(float)
206 CBaseAnimating::Extinguish(void)
207 CBaseCombatCharacter::SetLightingOriginRelative(CBaseEntity *)
208 CBaseAnimating::SetLightingOrigin(CBaseEntity *)
209 CBaseFlex::SetViewtarget(Vector const&)
210 CBaseFlex::StartSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *,CChoreoActor *,CBaseEntity *)
211 CBaseFlex::ProcessSceneEvents(void)
212 CBaseFlex::ProcessSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *)
213 CBaseFlex::ClearSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,bool,bool)
214 CBaseFlex::CheckSceneEventCompletion(CSceneEventInfo *,float,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *)
215 CTFPlayer::PlayScene(char const*,float,AI_Response *,IRecipientFilter *)
216 CBaseFlex::PlayAutoGeneratedSoundScene(char const*)
217 CBasePlayer::GetPhysicsImpactDamageTable(void)
218 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInViewCone(CBaseEntity *)
219 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInViewCone(Vector const&)
220 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInAimCone(CBaseEntity *)
221 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInAimCone(Vector const&)
222 CBaseCombatCharacter::ShouldShootMissTarget(CBaseCombatCharacter*)
223 CBaseCombatCharacter::FindMissTarget(void)
224 CBaseCombatCharacter::HandleInteraction(int,void *,CBaseCombatCharacter*)
225 CBasePlayer::BodyAngles(void)
226 CBaseCombatCharacter::BodyDirection2D(void)
227 CBaseCombatCharacter::BodyDirection3D(void)
228 CBaseCombatCharacter::HeadDirection2D(void)
229 CBaseCombatCharacter::HeadDirection3D(void)
230 CBaseCombatCharacter::EyeDirection2D(void)
231 CBaseCombatCharacter::EyeDirection3D(void)
232 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(Vector const&)const
233 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(CBaseEntity *)const
234 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(float)const
235 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(Vector const&)const
236 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(CBaseEntity *)const
237 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(float)const
238 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLookingTowards(CBaseEntity const*,float)const
239 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLookingTowards(Vector const&,float)const
240 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsInFieldOfView(CBaseEntity *)const
241 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsInFieldOfView(Vector const&)const
242 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLineOfSightClear(CBaseEntity *,CBaseCombatCharacter::LineOfSightCheckType)const
243 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLineOfSightClear(Vector const&,CBaseCombatCharacter::LineOfSightCheckType,CBaseEntity *)const
244 CTFPlayer::GiveAmmo(int,int,bool)
245 CBaseCombatCharacter::NPC_TranslateActivity(Activity)
246 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_TranslateActivity(Activity,bool *)
247 CTFPlayer::Weapon_FrameUpdate(void)
248 CTFPlayer::Weapon_HandleAnimEvent(animevent_t *)
249 CBasePlayer::Weapon_CanUse(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
250 CBasePlayer::Weapon_Equip(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
251 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_EquipAmmoOnly(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
252 CTFPlayer::Weapon_Drop(CBaseCombatWeapon *,Vector const*,Vector const*)
253 CTFPlayer::Weapon_Switch(CBaseCombatWeapon *,int)
254 CBasePlayer::Weapon_ShootPosition(void)
255 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_CanSwitchTo(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
256 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_SlotOccupied(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
257 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_GetSlot(int)const
258 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddPlayerItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
259 CBasePlayer::RemovePlayerItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
260 CBaseCombatCharacter::CanBecomeServerRagdoll(void)
261 CTFPlayer::OnTakeDamage_Alive(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
262 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnTakeDamage_Dying(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
263 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnTakeDamage_Dead(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
264 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetAliveDuration(void)const
265 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnFriendDamaged(CBaseCombatCharacter*,CBaseEntity *)
266 CBaseCombatCharacter::NotifyFriendsOfDamage(CBaseEntity *)
267 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasEverBeenInjured(int)const
268 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetTimeSinceLastInjury(int)const
269 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnPlayerKilledOther(CBaseEntity *,CTakeDamageInfo const&)
270 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetDeathActivity(void)
271 CBaseCombatCharacter::CorpseGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
272 CBaseCombatCharacter::CorpseFade(void)
273 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasHumanGibs(void)
274 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasAlienGibs(void)
275 CBaseCombatCharacter::ShouldGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
276 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnKilledNPC(CBaseCombatCharacter*)
277 CBaseCombatCharacter::Event_Gibbed(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
278 CBasePlayer::Event_Dying(void)
279 CBaseCombatCharacter::BecomeRagdoll(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&)
280 CBaseCombatCharacter::FixupBurningServerRagdoll(CBaseEntity *)
281 CBaseCombatCharacter::BecomeRagdollBoogie(CBaseEntity *,Vector const&,float,int)
282 CBaseCombatCharacter::CheckTraceHullAttack(float,Vector const&,Vector const&,int,int,float,bool)
283 CBaseCombatCharacter::CheckTraceHullAttack(Vector const&,Vector const&,Vector const&,Vector const&,int,int,float,bool)
284 CBaseCombatCharacter::PushawayTouch(CBaseEntity *)
285 CBaseCombatCharacter::IRelationType(CBaseEntity *)
286 CBaseCombatCharacter::IRelationPriority(CBaseEntity *)
287 CBasePlayer::IsInAVehicle(void)const
288 CBasePlayer::GetVehicle(void)
289 CBasePlayer::GetVehicleEntity(void)
290 CBaseCombatCharacter::ExitVehicle(void)
291 CTFPlayer::RemoveAllWeapons(void)
292 CBaseCombatCharacter::CalcWeaponProficiency(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
293 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetAttackSpread(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseEntity *)
294 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetSpreadBias(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseEntity *)
295 CBasePlayer::DoMuzzleFlash(void)
296 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddEntityRelationship(CBaseEntity *,Disposition_t,int)
297 CBaseCombatCharacter::RemoveEntityRelationship(CBaseEntity *)
298 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddClassRelationship(Class_T,Disposition_t,int)
299 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnChangeActiveWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseCombatWeapon *)
300 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetLastKnownArea(void)const
301 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsAreaTraversable(CNavArea const*)const
302 CBaseCombatCharacter::ClearLastKnownArea(void)
303 CBaseCombatCharacter::UpdateLastKnownArea(void)
304 CTFPlayer::OnNavAreaChanged(CNavArea *,CNavArea *)
305 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnNavAreaRemoved(CNavArea *)
306 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnPursuedBy(INextBot *)
307 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iAmmo(void)
308 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iAmmo(void *)
309 CTFPlayer::CreateViewModel(int)
310 CBasePlayer::SetupVisibility(CBaseEntity *,unsigned char *,int)
311 CTFPlayer::WantsLagCompensationOnEntity(CBasePlayer const*,CUserCmd const*,CBitVec<2048> const*)const
312 CBasePlayer::SharedSpawn(void)
313 CTFPlayer::ForceRespawn(void)
314 CTFPlayer::InitialSpawn(void)
315 CBasePlayer::InitHUD(void)
316 CBasePlayer::ShowViewPortPanel(char const*,bool,KeyValues *)
317 CTFPlayer::PlayerDeathThink(void)
318 CBasePlayer::Jump(void)
319 CBasePlayer::Duck(void)
320 CTFPlayer::PreThink(void)
321 CTFPlayer::PostThink(void)
322 CTFPlayer::DamageEffect(float,int)
323 CTFPlayer::OnDamagedByExplosion(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
324 CBasePlayer::ShouldFadeOnDeath(void)
325 CBasePlayer::IsFakeClient(void)const
326 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerMins(void)const
327 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerMaxs(void)const
328 CBasePlayer::CalcRoll(QAngle const&,Vector const&,float,float)
329 CBasePlayer::PackDeadPlayerItems(void)
330 CTFPlayer::RemoveAllItems(bool)
331 CBasePlayer::Weapon_SetLast(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
332 CTFPlayer::Weapon_ShouldSetLast(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseCombatWeapon *)
333 CBasePlayer::Weapon_ShouldSelectItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
334 CBasePlayer::OnMyWeaponFired(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
335 CBasePlayer::GetTimeSinceWeaponFired(void)const
336 CBasePlayer::IsFiringWeapon(void)const
337 CBasePlayer::UpdateClientData(void)
338 CBasePlayer::ExitLadder(void)
339 CBasePlayer::GetLadderSurface(Vector const&)
340 CBasePlayer::SetFlashlightEnabled(bool)
341 CTFPlayer::FlashlightIsOn(void)
342 CTFPlayer::FlashlightTurnOn(void)
343 CTFPlayer::FlashlightTurnOff(void)
344 CBasePlayer::IsIlluminatedByFlashlight(CBaseEntity *,float *)
345 CBasePlayer::UpdateStepSound(surfacedata_t *,Vector const&,Vector const&)
346 CBasePlayer::PlayStepSound(Vector &,surfacedata_t *,float,bool)
347 CTFPlayer::GetStepSoundVelocities(float *,float *)
348 CTFPlayer::SetStepSoundTime(stepsoundtimes_t,bool)
349 CTFPlayer::DeathSound(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
350 CTFPlayer::SetAnimation(PLAYER_ANIM)
351 CBasePlayer::ImpulseCommands(void)
352 CTFPlayer::CheatImpulseCommands(int)
353 CTFPlayer::ClientCommand(CCommand const&)
354 CBasePlayer::StartObserverMode(int)
355 CBasePlayer::StopObserverMode(void)
356 CTFPlayer::ModeWantsSpectatorGUI(int)
357 CTFPlayer::SetObserverMode(int)
358 CBasePlayer::GetObserverMode(void)
359 CTFPlayer::SetObserverTarget(CBaseEntity *)
360 CBasePlayer::ObserverUse(bool)
361 CBasePlayer::GetObserverTarget(void)
362 CTFPlayer::FindNextObserverTarget(bool)
363 CTFPlayer::GetNextObserverSearchStartPoint(bool)
364 CTFPlayer::IsValidObserverTarget(CBaseEntity *)
365 CTFPlayer::CheckObserverSettings(void)
366 CBasePlayer::JumptoPosition(Vector const&,QAngle const&)
367 CBasePlayer::ForceObserverMode(int)
368 CBasePlayer::ResetObserverMode(void)
369 CTFPlayer::ValidateCurrentObserverTarget(void)
370 CTFPlayer::AttemptToExitFreezeCam(void)
371 CBasePlayer::StartReplayMode(float,float,int)
372 CBasePlayer::StopReplayMode(void)
373 CBasePlayer::GetDelayTicks(void)
374 CBasePlayer::GetReplayEntity(void)
375 CBasePlayer::CreateCorpse(void)
376 CTFPlayer::EntSelectSpawnPoint(void)
377 CBasePlayer::GetInVehicle(IServerVehicle *,int)
378 CBasePlayer::LeaveVehicle(Vector const&,QAngle const&)
379 CBasePlayer::OnVehicleStart(void)
380 CBasePlayer::OnVehicleEnd(Vector &)
381 CTFPlayer::BumpWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
382 CBasePlayer::SelectLastItem(void)
383 CBasePlayer::SelectItem(char const*,int)
384 CTFPlayer::ItemPostFrame(void)
385 CBasePlayer::GiveNamedItem(char const*,int)
386 CBasePlayer::CheckTrainUpdate(void)
387 CBasePlayer::SetPlayerUnderwater(bool)
388 CBasePlayer::CanBreatheUnderwater(void)const
389 CTFPlayer::PlayerUse(void)
390 CBasePlayer::PlayUseDenySound(void)
391 CBasePlayer::FindUseEntity(void)
392 CBasePlayer::IsUseableEntity(CBaseEntity *,unsigned int)
393 CBasePlayer::PickupObject(CBaseEntity *,bool)
394 CBasePlayer::ForceDropOfCarriedPhysObjects(CBaseEntity *)
395 CBasePlayer::GetHeldObjectMass(IPhysicsObject *)
396 CBasePlayer::UpdateGeigerCounter(void)
397 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float)
398 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float,float)
399 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(autoaim_params_t &)
400 CBasePlayer::ShouldAutoaim(void)
401 CBasePlayer::ForceClientDllUpdate(void)
402 CBasePlayer::ProcessUsercmds(CUserCmd *,int,int,int,bool)
403 CBasePlayer::PlayerRunCommand(CUserCmd *,IMoveHelper *)
404 CTFPlayer::ChangeTeam(int,bool,bool)
405 CTFPlayer::CanHearAndReadChatFrom(CBasePlayer *)
406 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanSpeak(void)
407 CBasePlayer::ModifyOrAppendPlayerCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
408 CBasePlayer::CheckChatText(char *,int)
409 CTFPlayer::CreateRagdollEntity(void)
410 CTFPlayer::ShouldAnnounceAchievement(void)
411 CBasePlayer::EquipWearable(CWearableItem *)
412 CBasePlayer::RemoveWearable(CWearableItem *)
413 CBasePlayer::IsFollowingPhysics(void)
414 CBasePlayer::InitVCollision(Vector const&,Vector const&)
415 CBasePlayer::UpdatePhysicsShadowToCurrentPosition(void)
416 CBasePlayer::Hints(void)
417 CTFPlayer::IsReadyToPlay(void)
418 CTFPlayer::IsReadyToSpawn(void)
419 CTFPlayer::ShouldGainInstantSpawn(void)
420 CTFPlayer::ResetPerRoundStats(void)
421 CTFPlayer::ResetScores(void)
422 CBasePlayer::EquipSuit(bool)
423 CBasePlayer::RemoveSuit(void)
424 CTFPlayer::CommitSuicide(bool,bool)
425 CBasePlayer::CommitSuicide(Vector const&,bool,bool)
426 CBasePlayer::IsBot(void)const
427 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::GetExpresser(void)
428 CBasePlayer::SpawnArmorValue(void)const
429 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_ArmorValue(void)
430 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_ArmorValue(void *)
431 CBasePlayer::HasHaptics(void)
432 CBasePlayer::SetHaptics(bool)
433 CBasePlayer::PlayerSolidMask(bool)const
434 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::NoteSpeaking(float,float)
435 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::Speak(char const*,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
436 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::PostSpeakDispatchResponse(char const*,AI_Response *)
437 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::SpeakIfAllowed(char const*,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
438 CTFPlayer::SpeakConceptIfAllowed(int,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
439 CTFPlayer::CanSpeakVoiceCommand(void)
440 CTFPlayer::ShouldShowVoiceSubtitleToEnemy(void)
441 CTFPlayer::NoteSpokeVoiceCommand(char const*)
442 CTFPlayer::OnAchievementEarned(int)
443 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::GetMultiplayerExpresser(void)
444 CTFPlayer::CalculateTeamBalanceScore(void)
445 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CreateExpresser(void)
446 CTFPlayer::DetermineAssistForKill(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
447 CTFPlayer::SetNumberofDominations(int)
448 CTFPlayer::GetNumberofDominations(void)
449 CTFPlayer::ShouldGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&,bool)
450 CTFPlayer::GetAttributeManager(void)
451 CTFPlayer::GetAttributeContainer(void)
452 CTFPlayer::GetAttributeOwner(void)
453 CTFPlayer::ReapplyProvision(void)
454 CTFPlayer::InventoryUpdated(CPlayerInventory *,EItemRequestResult)
455 CTFPlayer::SOCacheUnsubscribed(CSteamID const&)
456 CTFPlayer::GiveNamedItem(char const*,int,CScriptCreatedItem *,bool)
457 CTFPlayer::InitClass(void)
</pre>

CTerrorPlayer Offset List (Left 4 Dead 2)

2010-04-23T11:10:48Z

DS: Updated offsets for DLC (The Passing)

Also for use when using [[Virtual Offsets (Source Mods)|virtual offsets]].

These are the Windows offsets. Linux offsets are 1 greater.

== The List ==
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

Last Updated 23 April 2010

<pre>
// Auto reconstructed from vtable block @ 0x00D2DEC0
// from "server.so", by ida_vtables.idc
0 CTerrorPlayer::~CTerrorPlayer()
1 CBaseEntity::SetRefEHandle(CBaseHandle const&)
2 CBaseEntity::GetRefEHandle(void)const
3 CBaseEntity::GetCollideable(void)
4 CBaseEntity::GetNetworkable(void)
5 CBaseEntity::GetBaseEntity(void)
6 CBaseEntity::GetModelIndex(void)const
7 CBaseEntity::GetModelName(void)const
8 CCSPlayer::SetModelIndex(int)
9 CTerrorPlayer::GetServerClass(void)
10 CTerrorPlayer::YouForgotToImplementOrDeclareServerClass(void)
11 CTerrorPlayer::GetDataDescMap(void)
12 CBaseAnimating::GetScriptDesc(void)
13 CBaseEntity::GetAIAddOn(void)const
14 CBaseAnimating::TestCollision(Ray_t const&,unsigned int,CGameTrace &)
15 CTerrorPlayer::TestHitboxes(Ray_t const&,unsigned int,CGameTrace &)
16 CBaseEntity::ComputeWorldSpaceSurroundingBox(Vector *,Vector *)
17 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldCollide(int,int)const
18 CBaseEntity::SetOwnerEntity(CBaseEntity*)
19 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldTransmit(CCheckTransmitInfo const*)
20 CBasePlayer::UpdateTransmitState(void)
21 CBaseCombatCharacter::SetTransmit(CCheckTransmitInfo *,bool)
22 CBasePlayer::GetTracerType(void)
23 CTerrorPlayer::Spawn(void)
24 CBaseEntity::ShouldPrecache(void)
25 CTerrorPlayer::Precache(void)
26 CBasePlayer::SetModel(char const*)
27 CBaseEntity::InitSharedVars(void)
28 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::PostConstructor(char const*)
29 CBaseEntity::PostClientActive(void)
30 CBaseEntity::OnParseMapDataFinished(void)
31 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,char const*)
32 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,float)
33 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,Vector const&)
34 CBaseEntity::GetKeyValue(char const*,char *,int)
35 CBasePlayer::Activate(void)
36 CBaseEntity::SetParent(CBaseEntity*,int)
37 CBaseEntity::SetStasis(bool)
38 CBaseEntity::IsInStasis(void)const
39 CTerrorPlayer::ObjectCaps(void)
40 CTerrorPlayer::GetUsePriority(CBaseEntity *)
41 CBaseEntity::GetGlowEntity(void)
42 CBaseEntity::GetUseType(CBaseEntity*)
43 CBaseEntity::AcceptInput(char const*,CBaseEntity*,CBaseEntity*,variant_t,int)
44 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerName(void)const
45 CBasePlayer::DrawDebugGeometryOverlays(void)
46 CTerrorPlayer::DrawDebugTextOverlays(void)
47 CBasePlayer::Save(ISave &)
48 CBasePlayer::Restore(IRestore &)
49 CBasePlayer::ShouldSavePhysics(void)
50 CBaseEntity::OnSave(IEntitySaveUtils *)
51 CBasePlayer::OnRestore(void)
52 CBasePlayer::GetDemoRecordingState(KeyValues *)
53 CBasePlayer::RequiredEdictIndex(void)
54 CBaseEntity::MoveDone(void)
55 CBaseEntity::Think(void)
56 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nNextThinkTick(void)
57 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nNextThinkTick(void *)
58 CBaseAnimating::GetBaseAnimating(void)
59 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::GetBaseAnimatingOverlay(void)
60 CTerrorPlayer::GetResponseSystem(void)
61 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::DispatchResponse(char const*)
62 CBasePlayer::Classify(void)
63 CBaseEntity::DeathNotice(CBaseEntity*)
64 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldAttractAutoAim(CBaseEntity *)
65 CTerrorPlayer::GetAutoAimRadius(void)
66 CBaseEntity::GetAutoAimCenter(void)
67 CBaseEntity::GetBeamTraceFilter(void)
68 CBaseEntity::PassesDamageFilter(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
69 CCSPlayer::TraceAttack(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&,CGameTrace *)
70 CBaseEntity::CanBeHitByMeleeAttack(CBaseEntity*)
71 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
72 CTerrorPlayer::TakeHealth(float,int)
73 CBaseEntity::IsAlive(void)const
74 CTerrorPlayer::Event_Killed(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
75 CBasePlayer::Event_KilledOther(CBaseEntity *,CTakeDamageInfo const&)
76 CBaseCombatCharacter::BloodColor(void)
77 CBaseEntity::IsTriggered(CBaseEntity*)
78 CBaseEntity::IsNPC(void)const
79 CBaseCombatCharacter::MyCombatCharacterPointer(void)
80 CBaseEntity::MyNextBotPointer(void)
81 CBaseEntity::MyInfectedPointer(void)
82 CBaseEntity::GetDelay(void)
83 CBaseEntity::IsMoving(void)
84 CBaseEntity::DamageDecal(int,int)
85 CBaseEntity::DecalTrace(CGameTrace *,char const*)
86 CBaseEntity::ImpactTrace(CGameTrace *,int,char *)
87 CBaseEntity::OnControls(CBaseEntity*)
88 CBaseEntity::HasTarget(string_t)
89 CBasePlayer::IsPlayer(void)const
90 CBasePlayer::IsNetClient(void)const
91 CBaseEntity::IsTemplate(void)
92 CBaseEntity::IsBaseObject(void)const
93 CBaseEntity::IsBaseTrain(void)const
94 CBaseEntity::IsElevator(void)const
95 CBaseEntity::IsBaseCombatWeapon(void)const
96 CBaseEntity::MyCombatWeaponPointer(void)
97 CBaseEntity::GetServerVehicle(void)
98 CBaseEntity::IsViewable(void)
99 CTerrorPlayer::ChangeTeam(int)
100 CBaseEntity::OnEntityEvent(EntityEvent_t,void *)
101 CBaseEntity::CanStandOn(CBaseEntity*)const
102 CBaseEntity::CanStandOn(edict_t *)const
103 CBaseEntity::GetEnemy(void)
104 CBaseEntity::GetEnemy(void)const
105 CBaseEntity::Use(CBaseEntity*,CBaseEntity*,USE_TYPE,float)
106 CBaseEntity::StartTouch(CBaseEntity*)
107 CTerrorPlayer::Touch(CBaseEntity *)
108 CBaseEntity::EndTouch(CBaseEntity*)
109 CBaseEntity::StartBlocked(CBaseEntity*)
110 CBaseEntity::Blocked(CBaseEntity*)
111 CBaseEntity::EndBlocked(void)
112 CBasePlayer::PhysicsSimulate(void)
113 CBaseEntity::PhysicsLandedOnGround(float)
114 CBasePlayer::UpdateOnRemove(void)
115 CBaseEntity::StopLoopingSounds(void)
116 CBaseEntity::SUB_AllowedToFade(void)
117 CTerrorPlayer::Teleport(Vector const*,QAngle const*,Vector const*)
118 CBaseEntity::NotifySystemEvent(CBaseEntity*,notify_system_event_t,notify_system_event_params_t const&)
119 CTerrorPlayer::MakeTracer(Vector const&,CGameTrace const&,int)
120 CBaseEntity::GetTracerAttachment(void)
121 CBaseEntity::FireBullets(FireBulletsInfo_t const&)
122 CBasePlayer::DoImpactEffect(CGameTrace &,int)
123 CBaseEntity::Respawn(void)
124 CBaseEntity::IsLockedByMaster(void)
125 CBaseEntity::GetMaxHealth(void)const
126 CTerrorPlayer::ModifyOrAppendCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
127 CTerrorPlayer::ModifyOrAppendDerivedCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
128 CTerrorPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iMaxHealth(void)
129 CTerrorPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iMaxHealth(void *)
130 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iHealth(void)
131 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iHealth(void *)
132 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_lifeState(void)
133 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_lifeState(void *)
134 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_takedamage(void)
135 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_takedamage(void *)
136 CBaseEntity::GetDamageType(void)const
137 CBaseEntity::GetDamage(void)
138 CBaseEntity::SetDamage(float)
139 CBasePlayer::EyePosition(void)
140 CBasePlayer::EyeAngles(void)
141 CBasePlayer::LocalEyeAngles(void)
142 CBaseEntity::EarPosition(void)
143 CBasePlayer::BodyTarget(Vector const&,bool)
144 CBaseEntity::HeadTarget(Vector const&)
145 CBaseEntity::GetVectors(Vector *,Vector *,Vector *)const
146 CBaseEntity::GetViewOffset(void)const
147 CBaseEntity::SetViewOffset(Vector const&)
148 CBasePlayer::GetSmoothedVelocity(void)
149 CBaseAnimating::GetVelocity(Vector *,Vector *)
150 CTerrorPlayer::GetFriction(void)const
151 CBaseCombatCharacter::FVisible(CBaseEntity *,int,CBaseEntity **)
152 CBaseCombatCharacter::FVisible(Vector const&,int,CBaseEntity **)
153 CBaseEntity::CanBeSeenBy(CAI_BaseNPC *)
154 CBaseEntity::GetAttackDamageScale(CBaseEntity*)
155 CBaseEntity::GetReceivedDamageScale(CBaseEntity*)
156 CTerrorPlayer::OnGroundChanged(CBaseEntity *,CBaseEntity *)
157 CBaseEntity::GetGroundVelocityToApply(Vector &)
158 CBaseEntity::PhysicsSplash(Vector const&,Vector const&,float,float)
159 CBaseEntity::Splash(void)
160 CBaseEntity::WorldSpaceCenter(void)const
161 CCSPlayer::GetSoundEmissionOrigin(void)const
162 CBaseEntity::CreateVPhysics(void)
163 CBaseEntity::ForceVPhysicsCollide(CBaseEntity*)
164 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsDestroyObject(void)
165 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsUpdate(IPhysicsObject *)
166 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsTakeDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
167 CBaseCombatCharacter::VPhysicsShadowCollision(int,gamevcollisionevent_t *)
168 CTerrorPlayer::VPhysicsShadowUpdate(IPhysicsObject *)
169 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsCollision(int,gamevcollisionevent_t *)
170 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsFriction(IPhysicsObject *,float,int,int)
171 CBaseEntity::UpdatePhysicsShadowToCurrentPosition(float)
172 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsGetObjectList(IPhysicsObject **,int)
173 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsIsFlesh(void)
174 CBaseEntity::CanPushEntity(CBaseEntity*)const
175 CBaseEntity::HasPhysicsAttacker(float)
176 CBasePlayer::PhysicsSolidMaskForEntity(void)const
177 CBaseEntity::ResolveFlyCollisionCustom(CGameTrace &,Vector &)
178 CBaseEntity::PerformCustomPhysics(Vector *,Vector *,QAngle *,QAngle *)
179 CBaseAnimating::GetStepOrigin(void)const
180 CBaseAnimating::GetStepAngles(void)const
181 CBaseEntity::ShouldDrawWaterImpacts(void)
182 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_fFlags(void)
183 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_fFlags(void *)
184 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nWaterLevel(void)
185 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nWaterLevel(void *)
186 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_hGroundEntity(void)
187 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_hGroundEntity(void *)
188 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecBaseVelocity(void)
189 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecBaseVelocity(void *)
190 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_flFriction(void)
191 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_flFriction(void *)
192 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecVelocity(void)
193 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecVelocity(void *)
194 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_bClientSideRagdoll(void)
195 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_bClientSideRagdoll(void *)
196 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecViewOffset(void)
197 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecViewOffset(void *)
198 CBaseEntity::RunVScripts(void)
199 CBaseAnimating::GetIdealSpeed(void)const
200 CBaseAnimating::GetIdealAccel(void)const
201 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::StudioFrameAdvance(void)
202 CBaseAnimating::ReachedEndOfSequence(void)
203 CBaseAnimating::OnSequenceSet(int)
204 CBaseAnimating::IsActivityFinished(void)
205 CBaseAnimating::GetSequenceGroundSpeed(CStudioHdr *,int)
206 CBaseAnimating::ClampRagdollForce(Vector const&,Vector*)
207 CBaseAnimating::BecomeRagdollOnClient(Vector const&)
208 CBaseAnimating::IsRagdoll(void)
209 CBaseAnimating::CanBecomeRagdoll(void)
210 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::GetSkeleton(CStudioHdr *,matrix3x4_t const&,Vector *,QuaternionAligned *,int)
211 CBaseAnimating::GetBoneTransform(int,matrix3x4_t &)
212 CBaseAnimating::SetupBones(matrix3x4_t *,int)
213 CBaseAnimating::CalculateIKLocks(float)
214 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::DispatchAnimEvents(CBaseAnimating *)
215 CTerrorPlayer::HandleAnimEvent(animevent_t *)
216 CBaseAnimating::PopulatePoseParameters(void)
217 CBaseAnimating::GetAttachment(int,matrix3x4_t &)
218 CBaseAnimating::InitBoneControllers(void)
219 CBaseAnimating::GetGroundSpeedVelocity(void)
220 CBaseAnimating::IsViewModel(void)const
221 CTerrorPlayer::Ignite(float,bool,float,bool)
222 CBaseAnimating::IgniteLifetime(float)
223 CBaseAnimating::IgniteUseCheapEffect(bool)
224 CTerrorPlayer::Extinguish(void)
225 CBaseAnimating::IsFrozen(void)
226 CBaseAnimating::Freeze(float,CBaseEntity *,Ray_t *)
227 CBaseAnimating::Unfreeze(void)
228 CBaseAnimating::Dissolve(char const*,float,bool,int,Vector,int)
229 CBaseAnimating::SetLightingOrigin(CBaseEntity *)
230 CBaseFlex::SetViewtarget(Vector const&)
231 CBaseFlex::StartSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *,CChoreoActor *,CBaseEntity *)
232 CBaseFlex::ProcessSceneEvents(void)
233 CBaseFlex::ProcessSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *)
234 CBaseFlex::ClearSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,bool,bool)
235 CBaseFlex::CheckSceneEventCompletion(CSceneEventInfo *,float,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *)
236 CTerrorPlayer::PlayScene(char const*,float,AI_Response *,IRecipientFilter *)
237 CBaseFlex::PlayAutoGeneratedSoundScene(char const*)
238 CBasePlayer::GetPhysicsImpactDamageTable(void)
239 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInViewCone(CBaseEntity *)
240 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInViewCone(Vector const&)
241 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInAimCone(CBaseEntity *)
242 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInAimCone(Vector const&)
243 CBaseCombatCharacter::ShouldShootMissTarget(CBaseCombatCharacter*)
244 CBaseCombatCharacter::FindMissTarget(void)
245 CBaseCombatCharacter::HandleInteraction(int,void *,CBaseCombatCharacter*)
246 CBasePlayer::BodyAngles(void)
247 CBaseCombatCharacter::BodyDirection2D(void)
248 CBaseCombatCharacter::BodyDirection3D(void)
249 CBaseCombatCharacter::HeadDirection2D(void)
250 CBaseCombatCharacter::HeadDirection3D(void)
251 CBaseCombatCharacter::EyeDirection2D(void)
252 CBaseCombatCharacter::EyeDirection3D(void)
253 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(Vector const&)const
254 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(CBaseEntity *)const
255 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(float)const
256 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(Vector const&)const
257 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(CBaseEntity *)const
258 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(float)const
259 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogParams(fogparams_t *)const
260 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLookingTowards(CBaseEntity const*,float)const
261 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLookingTowards(Vector const&,float)const
262 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsInFieldOfView(CBaseEntity *)const
263 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsInFieldOfView(Vector const&)const
264 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLineOfSightClear(CBaseEntity *,CBaseCombatCharacter::LineOfSightCheckType)const
265 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLineOfSightClear(Vector const&,CBaseCombatCharacter::LineOfSightCheckType,CBaseEntity *)const
266 CTerrorPlayer::OnFootstep(Vector const&,bool,bool)
267 CCSPlayer::GetGroundSurface(void)const
268 CTerrorPlayer::GetFootstepSound(char const*,bool,float,bool)const
269 CTerrorPlayer::AreFootstepsAudible(void)const
270 CTerrorPlayer::IsFootstepAudible(float,bool)const
271 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFootstepRunThreshold(void)const
272 CBaseCombatCharacter::GiveAmmo(int,int,bool)
273 CTerrorPlayer::RemoveAmmo(int,int)
274 CBaseCombatCharacter::NPC_TranslateActivity(Activity)
275 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_TranslateActivity(Activity,bool *)
276 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_FrameUpdate(void)
277 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_HandleAnimEvent(animevent_t *)
278 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_CanUse(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
279 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_Equip(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
280 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_EquipAmmoOnly(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
281 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_Drop(CBaseCombatWeapon *,Vector const*,Vector const*)
282 CCSPlayer::Weapon_Switch(CBaseCombatWeapon *,int)
283 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_ShootPosition(void)
284 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_CanSwitchTo(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
285 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_SlotOccupied(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
286 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_GetSlot(int)const
287 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddPlayerItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
288 CBasePlayer::RemovePlayerItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
289 CBaseCombatCharacter::CanBecomeServerRagdoll(void)
290 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamage_Alive(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
291 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnTakeDamage_Dying(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
292 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnTakeDamage_Dead(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
293 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetAliveDuration(void)const
294 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnFriendDamaged(CBaseCombatCharacter*,CBaseEntity *)
295 CBaseCombatCharacter::NotifyFriendsOfDamage(CBaseEntity *)
296 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasEverBeenInjured(int)const
297 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetTimeSinceLastInjury(int)const
298 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnPlayerKilledOther(CBaseEntity *,CTakeDamageInfo const&)
299 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetDeathActivity(void)
300 CBaseCombatCharacter::CorpseGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
301 CBaseCombatCharacter::CorpseFade(void)
302 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasHumanGibs(void)
303 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasAlienGibs(void)
304 CBaseCombatCharacter::ShouldGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
305 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnKilledNPC(CBaseCombatCharacter*)
306 CBaseCombatCharacter::Event_Gibbed(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
307 CBasePlayer::Event_Dying(void)
308 CBaseCombatCharacter::BecomeRagdoll(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&)
309 CBaseCombatCharacter::FixupBurningServerRagdoll(CBaseEntity *)
310 CBaseCombatCharacter::BecomeRagdollBoogie(CBaseEntity *,Vector const&,float,int)
311 CBaseCombatCharacter::CheckTraceHullAttack(float,Vector const&,Vector const&,int,int,float,bool)
312 CBaseCombatCharacter::CheckTraceHullAttack(Vector const&,Vector const&,Vector const&,Vector const&,int,int,float,bool)
313 CBaseCombatCharacter::PushawayTouch(CBaseEntity *)
314 CBaseCombatCharacter::IRelationType(CBaseEntity *)
315 CBaseCombatCharacter::IRelationPriority(CBaseEntity *)
316 CBasePlayer::IsInAVehicle(void)const
317 CBasePlayer::GetVehicle(void)
318 CBasePlayer::GetVehicleEntity(void)
319 CBaseCombatCharacter::ExitVehicle(void)
320 CBaseCombatCharacter::CalcWeaponProficiency(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
321 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetAttackSpread(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseEntity *)
322 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetSpreadBias(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseEntity *)
323 CBasePlayer::DoMuzzleFlash(void)
324 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddEntityRelationship(CBaseEntity *,Disposition_t,int)
325 CBaseCombatCharacter::RemoveEntityRelationship(CBaseEntity *)
326 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddClassRelationship(Class_T,Disposition_t,int)
327 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnChangeActiveWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseCombatWeapon *)
328 CTerrorPlayer::GetLastKnownArea(void)const
329 CTerrorPlayer::IsAreaTraversable(CNavArea const*)const
330 CBaseCombatCharacter::ClearLastKnownArea(void)
331 CBaseCombatCharacter::UpdateLastKnownArea(void)
332 CTerrorPlayer::OnNavAreaChanged(CNavArea *,CNavArea *)
333 CTerrorPlayer::OnNavAreaRemoved(CNavArea *)
334 CTerrorPlayer::GetClass(void)const
335 CTerrorPlayer::CanBeA(ZombieClassType)const
336 CTerrorPlayer::OnHitByVomitJar(CBaseCombatCharacter *)
337 CTerrorPlayer::IsIT(void)const
338 CTerrorPlayer::OnPursuedBy(INextBot *)
339 CTerrorPlayer::IsGhost(void)const
340 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iAmmo(void)
341 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iAmmo(void *)
342 CCSPlayer::CreateViewModel(int)
343 CCSPlayer::SetupVisibility(CBaseEntity *,unsigned char *,int)
344 CTerrorPlayer::WantsLagCompensationOnEntity(CBaseEntity const*,CUserCmd const*,CBitVec<2048> const*)const
345 CBasePlayer::SharedSpawn(void)
346 CBasePlayer::ForceRespawn(void)
347 CTerrorPlayer::InitialSpawn(void)
348 CBasePlayer::InitHUD(void)
349 CCSPlayer::ShowViewPortPanel(char const*,bool,KeyValues *)
350 CCSPlayer::PlayerDeathThink(void)
351 CBasePlayer::Jump(void)
352 CBasePlayer::Duck(void)
353 CTerrorPlayer::Cough(CBasePlayer *)
354 CTerrorPlayer::PreThink(void)
355 CTerrorPlayer::PostThink(void)
356 CBasePlayer::DamageEffect(float,int)
357 CCSPlayer::OnDamagedByExplosion(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
358 CBasePlayer::ShouldFadeOnDeath(void)
359 CBasePlayer::IsFakeClient(void)const
360 CTerrorPlayer::GetCharacterDisplayName(void)
361 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerMins(void)const
362 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerMaxs(void)const
363 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateCollisionBounds(void)
364 CBasePlayer::CalcRoll(QAngle const&,Vector const&,float,float)
365 CBasePlayer::PackDeadPlayerItems(void)
366 CCSPlayer::RemoveAllItems(bool)
367 CTerrorPlayer::IsRunning(void)const
368 CBasePlayer::Weapon_SetLast(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
369 CBasePlayer::Weapon_ShouldSetLast(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseCombatWeapon *)
370 CBasePlayer::Weapon_ShouldSelectItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
371 CBasePlayer::HasUnlockableWeapons(int)
372 CBasePlayer::UpdateClientData(void)
373 CBasePlayer::UpdateBattery(void)
374 CBasePlayer::ExitLadder(void)
375 CBasePlayer::GetLadderSurface(Vector const&)
376 CTerrorPlayer::IsAbleToAutoCenterOnLadders(void)const
377 CBasePlayer::SetFlashlightEnabled(bool)
378 CCSPlayer::FlashlightIsOn(void)
379 CTerrorPlayer::FlashlightTurnOn(bool)
380 CTerrorPlayer::FlashlightTurnOff(bool)
381 CBasePlayer::IsIlluminatedByFlashlight(CBaseEntity *,float *)
382 CCSPlayer::UpdateStepSound(surfacedata_t *,Vector const&,Vector const&)
383 CCSPlayer::PlayStepSound(Vector &,surfacedata_t *,float,bool)
384 CBasePlayer::GetStepSoundVelocities(float *,float *)
385 CBasePlayer::SetStepSoundTime(stepsoundtimes_t,bool)
386 CTerrorPlayer::DeathSound(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
387 CBasePlayer::GetSoundscapeListener(void)
388 CTerrorPlayer::WeaponHasInfiniteAmmo(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
389 CCSPlayer::SetAnimation(PLAYER_ANIM)
390 CBasePlayer::OnMainActivityComplete(Activity,Activity)
391 CBasePlayer::OnMainActivityInterrupted(Activity,Activity)
392 CTerrorPlayer::ImpulseCommands(void)
393 CTerrorPlayer::CheatImpulseCommands(int)
394 CTerrorPlayer::ClientCommand(CCommand const&)
395 CBasePlayer::StartObserverMode(int)
396 CBasePlayer::StopObserverMode(void)
397 CBasePlayer::ModeWantsSpectatorGUI(int)
398 CTerrorPlayer::SetObserverMode(int)
399 CBasePlayer::GetObserverMode(void)
400 CTerrorPlayer::SetObserverTarget(CBaseEntity *)
401 CBasePlayer::ObserverUse(bool)
402 CBasePlayer::GetObserverTarget(void)
403 CTerrorPlayer::FindNextObserverTarget(bool)
404 CCSPlayer::GetNextObserverSearchStartPoint(bool)
405 CTerrorPlayer::PassesObserverFilter(CBaseEntity const*)
406 CTerrorPlayer::IsValidObserverTarget(CBaseEntity *)
407 CBasePlayer::CheckObserverSettings(void)
408 CBasePlayer::JumptoPosition(Vector const&,QAngle const&)
409 CBasePlayer::ForceObserverMode(int)
410 CCSPlayer::ResetObserverMode(void)
411 CBasePlayer::ValidateCurrentObserverTarget(void)
412 CBasePlayer::AttemptToExitFreezeCam(void)
413 CTerrorPlayer::WantsRoamingObserverMode(void)const
414 CCSPlayer::StartReplayMode(float,float,int)
415 CCSPlayer::StopReplayMode(void)
416 CBasePlayer::GetDelayTicks(void)
417 CBasePlayer::GetReplayEntity(void)
418 CBasePlayer::CreateCorpse(void)
419 CTerrorPlayer::EntSelectSpawnPoint(void)
420 CBasePlayer::GetInVehicle(IServerVehicle *,int)
421 CBasePlayer::LeaveVehicle(Vector const&,QAngle const&)
422 CBasePlayer::OnVehicleStart(void)
423 CBasePlayer::OnVehicleEnd(Vector &)
424 CTerrorPlayer::BumpWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
425 CBasePlayer::SelectLastItem(void)
426 CBasePlayer::SelectItem(char const*,int)
427 CBasePlayer::SelectItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
428 CTerrorPlayer::ItemPostFrame(void)
429 CTerrorPlayer::GiveNamedItem(char const*,int,bool)
430 CBasePlayer::CheckTrainUpdate(void)
431 CBasePlayer::SetPlayerUnderwater(bool)
432 CTerrorPlayer::PlayWadeSound(void)
433 CTerrorPlayer::CanBreatheUnderwater(void)const
434 CTerrorPlayer::CanRecoverCurrentDrowningDamage(void)const
435 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerUse(CBaseEntity *)
436 CCSPlayer::PlayUseDenySound(void)
437 CTerrorPlayer::FindUseEntity(float,float,float,bool *,bool)
438 CTerrorPlayer::IsUseableEntity(CBaseEntity *,unsigned int)
439 CTerrorPlayer::OnUseEntity(CBaseEntity *,USE_TYPE)
440 CTerrorPlayer::PickupObject(CBaseEntity *,bool)
441 CTerrorPlayer::ForceDropOfCarriedPhysObjects(CBaseEntity *)
442 CTerrorPlayer::GetHeldObjectMass(IPhysicsObject *)
443 CTerrorPlayer::IsHoldingEntity(CBaseEntity *)
444 CBasePlayer::UpdateGeigerCounter(void)
445 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float)
446 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float,float)
447 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float,float,float,AimResults *)
448 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(autoaim_params_t &)
449 CBasePlayer::ShouldAutoaim(void)
450 CBasePlayer::ForceClientDllUpdate(void)
451 CBasePlayer::ProcessUsercmds(CUserCmd *,int,int,int,bool)
452 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerRunCommand(CUserCmd *,IMoveHelper *)
453 CBasePlayer::ChangeTeam(int,bool,bool)
454 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanHearAndReadChatFrom(CBasePlayer *)
455 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanSpeak(void)
456 CCSPlayer::ModifyOrAppendPlayerCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
457 CTerrorPlayer::CheckChatText(char *,int)
458 CBasePlayer::CreateRagdollEntity(void)
459 CBasePlayer::ShouldAnnounceAchievement(void)
460 CTerrorPlayer::ForceChangeTeam(int)
461 CBasePlayer::IsFollowingPhysics(void)
462 CTerrorPlayer::InitVCollision(Vector const&,Vector const&)
463 CBasePlayer::UpdatePhysicsShadowToCurrentPosition(void)
464 CBasePlayer::Hints(void)
465 CBasePlayer::IsReadyToPlay(void)
466 CBasePlayer::IsReadyToSpawn(void)
467 CBasePlayer::ShouldGainInstantSpawn(void)
468 CBasePlayer::ResetPerRoundStats(void)
469 CBasePlayer::ResetScores(void)
470 CBasePlayer::EquipSuit(bool)
471 CBasePlayer::RemoveSuit(void)
472 CTerrorPlayer::OnUseEntityChanged(void)
473 CBasePlayer::CommitSuicide(bool,bool)
474 CBasePlayer::CommitSuicide(Vector const&,bool,bool)
475 CBasePlayer::IsBot(void)const
476 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::GetExpresser(void)
477 CCSPlayer::SpawnArmorValue(void)const
478 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateTonemapController(void)
479 CCSPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_ArmorValue(void)
480 CCSPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_ArmorValue(void *)
481 CTerrorPlayer::IsAutoCrouched(void)const
482 CTerrorPlayer::GetAvailableSteadyStateSlots(void)
483 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpeak(CBasePlayer *,char const*,float)
484 CTerrorPlayer::OnVoiceTransmit(void)
485 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerSolidMask(bool)const
486 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::NoteSpeaking(float,float)
487 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::Speak(CAI_Concept,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
488 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::Speak(CAI_Concept,AI_CriteriaSet *,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
489 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::PostSpeakDispatchResponse(CAI_Concept,AI_Response *)
490 CTerrorPlayer::SpeakIfAllowed(CAI_Concept,SpeechPriorityType,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
491 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::SpeakConceptIfAllowed(int,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
492 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanSpeakVoiceCommand(void)
493 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::ShouldShowVoiceSubtitleToEnemy(void)
494 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::NoteSpokeVoiceCommand(char const*)
495 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::OnAchievementEarned(int)
496 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::GetMultiplayerExpresser(void)
497 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CalculateTeamBalanceScore(void)
498 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CreateExpresser(void)
499 CCSPlayer::FirePlayerHurtEvent(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
500 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamageInternal(CTakeDamageInfo &)
501 CTerrorPlayer::AllowDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
502 CTerrorPlayer::GetHealthBuffer(void)const
503 CTerrorPlayer::IsIncapacitated(void)const
504 CTerrorPlayer::GetAdjustedDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&,float,float,bool)
505 CTerrorPlayer::DoBloodEffect(float,CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&,CGameTrace *)
506 CCSPlayer::GiveNamedItem(char const*,int)
507 CCSPlayer::IsBeingGivenItem(void)const
508 CTerrorPlayer::DoAnimationEvent(PlayerAnimEvent_t,int)
509 CTerrorPlayer::KickBack(float,float,float,float,float,float,int)
510 CTerrorPlayer::IsImmobilized(void)const
511 CTerrorPlayer::GiveDefaultItems(void)
512 CTerrorPlayer::RoundRespawn(void)
513 CTerrorPlayer::ObserverRoundRespawn(void)
514 CCSPlayer::Blind(float,float,float)
515 CTerrorPlayer::Deafen(float,float,float)
516 CTerrorPlayer::ResetMaxSpeed(void)
517 CCSPlayer::HandleCommand_JoinClass(int)
518 CCSPlayer::HandleCommand_JoinTeam(int,char const*,bool)
519 CTerrorPlayer::GetIntoGame(void)
520 CTerrorPlayer::WantsMOTD(void)const
521 CTerrorPlayer::AutoSelectTeam(void)
522 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveActiveState(void)
523 CTerrorPlayer::Pain(bool)
524 CTerrorPlayer::OnTeamChanged(int)
525 CTerrorPlayer::CanAttack(void)const
526 CTerrorPlayer::OnWeaponFired(void)
527 CCSPlayer::QueueScreenBloodSplatter(int,float)
528 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadStart(bool,int,bool)
529 CTerrorPlayer::CreateNoise(float)
530 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkObserverMode(void)
531 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterRescueState(void)
532 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkRescueState(void)
533 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveRescueState(void)
534 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterGhostState(void)
535 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkGhostState(void)
536 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveGhostState(void)
537 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterIntroCameraState(void)
538 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkIntroCameraState(void)
539 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveIntroCameraState(void)
540 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveDeathAnimState(void)
541 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveDeathWaitForKeyState(void)
542 CTerrorPlayer::CanUseFlashlight(void)const
543 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateAddonBits(void)
544 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateRadar(void)
545 CTerrorPlayer::SelectDeathPose(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
546 CTerrorPlayer::CanChangeName(void)const
547 CTerrorPlayer::ChangeName(char const*)
548 CTerrorPlayer::IsProgressBarActive(void)const
549 CTerrorPlayer::CreateRagdollEntity(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
550 CTerrorPlayer::GetRagdollType(void)const
551 CTerrorPlayer::SetModelFromClass(void)
552 CTerrorPlayer::SetModelFromClassAtSpawn(void)
553 CTerrorPlayer::DropWeapons(bool)
554 CTerrorPlayer::RecordDamageTaken(char const*,int)
555 CTerrorPlayer::OnPlayerDisconnected(CTerrorPlayer*)
556 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpawn(void)
557 CTerrorPlayer::RestoreSpawn(void)
558 CTerrorPlayer::OnBeginChangeLevel(char const*)
559 CTerrorPlayer::OnEndChangeLevel(void)
560 CTerrorPlayer::HandleCommand_JoinTeam(int,SurvivorCharacterType,bool)
561 CTerrorPlayer::SetDoingRestore(bool)
562 CTerrorPlayer::GetTeamSwitchRule(void)const
563 CTerrorPlayer::IsReadyToShove(void)
564 CTerrorPlayer::SetNextShoveTime(float)
565 CTerrorPlayer::CommitSuicide(bool)
566 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpokeConcept(CAI_Concept,AI_Response *)
567 CTerrorPlayer::RestoreWeapons(void)
568 CTerrorPlayer::DropWeaponInSlot(int)
569 CTerrorPlayer::QueueScreenBloodSplatter(int,float,CTerrorPlayer::SplatterType_t)
570 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadEnd(void)
571 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadAbort(void)
572 CTerrorPlayer::OnAttackSuccess(CBaseCombatCharacter *,bool)
573 CTerrorPlayer::CanBeShoved(CBaseEntity *)const
574 CTerrorPlayer::IsWielding(CSWeaponID)const
575 CTerrorPlayer::IsWieldingWeaponOfType(CSWeaponType)const
576 CTerrorPlayer::IsZoomed(void)
577 CTerrorPlayer::CanPlayerJump(void)const
578 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerZombieAbortControl(void)
579 CTerrorPlayer::CanBeShoved(void)
580 CTerrorPlayer::SetClass(ZombieClassType)
581 CTerrorPlayer::SetCharacter(SurvivorCharacterType)
582 CTerrorPlayer::OnRevived(void)
583 CTerrorPlayer::OnAwardEarned(AwardType,CBaseEntity *)
584 CTerrorPlayer::OnAwardLost(AwardType)
585 CTerrorPlayer::ScoreKilledZombie(ZombieClassType)
</pre>

Mercurial Tutorial

2009-12-18T10:12:48Z

DS: /* Workflow */

Mercurial (Hg) is a distributed version control system. While it has similarities with [[Subversion Tutorial|Subverison]], it is decentralized in nature.

=Getting Started=
==Introduction==
Mercurial keeps source code in '''repositories'''. Changes to the source code are made inside the repository and are periodically '''committed'''. When you commit changes, they are wrapped into a '''changeset'''. A repository is the sum of all changesets committed over time.

Unlike Subversion, Mercurial has no concept of a "master repository." Each user owns a complete local copy of the repository, and they can commit to it without needing any permissions. Users can share changesets by '''pulling''' from other people's repositories, or '''pushing''' to other repositories (which may require special privileges).

One very noticeable side effect is that when you commit changes in Mercurial, you do not need Internet access. You only need Internet access if want to push changesets to a remote repository. This means you can make as many commits as you want before pushing.

'''Now for the contradiction''': You CAN have a master repository with Mercurial. For some projects it is ideal to have a reference copy. There is no difference between your copy and the master copy -- how it is managed is simply a matter of permissions and policy. For example, AlliedModders has a "sourcemod-central" repository where developers push their changesets. Only SourceMod developers can push to this copy, but anyone can copy it or pull its changes.

==Basic Commands==

These are a few essential Mercurial operations:
*<tt>clone</tt> - Copies or downloads a repository.
*<tt>add</tt> - Adds a file or directory to the local source tree.
*<tt>remove</tt> - Removes a file or directory from the local source tree.
*<tt>commit</tt> - Commits any local changes to your local source tree.
*<tt>pull</tt> - Retrieves changesets from another repository.
*<tt>update</tt> - Updates source code with all pending pulled changes.
*<tt>push</tt> - Pushes your changesets to a remote repository.
*<tt>merge</tt> - Merges two repositories together (explained later).

==Installing==

The author of this article uses command line Mercurial (on both Linux and Windows). You can download both the command line tools at the [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Site], and there is a TortoiseHg graphical tool for those who would like to try it.

==Getting a Repository==
To retrieve a repository, you must use the "clone" command. You can clone a local or remote repository. Examples:

<pre>hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central sourcemod-central</pre>

You can clone a repository from any location, even locally.
<pre>
hg clone sourcemod-central sourcemod-copy
</pre>

You can also create a new repository:
<pre>mkdir project
cd project
hg init</pre>

This will create a blank repository and initialize it with Mercurial.

==Configuration==
Mercurial lets you configure default settings for all repositories and settings specific to one repository.

On Linux, the main configuration file is <tt>~/.hgrc</tt>. On Windows 2003/XP and prior, it is <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. On Windows Vista, it is <tt>C:\Users\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. If the file does not exist, you can create it.

Per-repository configuration is done in <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt>.

===Identity===
Mercurial lets you configure an identity to associate with your changesets. By default it uses the name of the account your computer is logged in as. Many projects (AlliedModders included) use "Firstname Lastname <email>" instead.

To set up your identity, open either your <tt>hgrc</tt> file (either the main or local one). Look for a "[ui]" section (or add a new one), and configure something like this:

<pre>
[ui]
username = David Anderson <dvander@alliedmods.net>
</pre>

===Push and Pull Locations===
By default, all "pull" operations on a repository occur from the original location you cloned from. You can change that location by opening up <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt> and looking at the "[paths]" section. You will see a lines like:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central</pre>

If you are going to be pushing to one main repository fairly often, you may want to set up a default push. For example:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
default-push = ssh://dvander@alliedmods.net@hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
</pre>

'''Note''': Mercurial uses double slashes to specify an absolute file-system path. If you are using SSH with logical paths, you only need one slash. For more information about this, visit the Mercurial documentation. AlliedModders uses logical paths.

==Changesets==
Unlike Subversion, Mercurial can't use version numbers to uniquely identify a changeset. This is because sequential IDs may be duplicated across repositories. Instead, Mercurial uses 160-bit changeset identifiers. These are represented in hexadecimal (for example, <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>).

Mercurial also uses local revision numbers which are sequential IDs. These are local to a repository and have no meaning in other repositories. They are mainly provided for convenience and usability. A full changeset in a local repository can be represented by "revision:changeset". For example, <tt>19108:fae5f33a1bb3</tt>.

The latest changeset is called <tt>tip</tt>.

When using commands like "<tt>update</tt>," it is useful to refer to changesets. You can do this in one of a few ways:
*Using the <tt>tip</tt> keyword. This is the latest changeset.
*Using a revision number.
*Using any subset of the changeset string that uniquely identifies the changeset. For example, <tt>fa</tt> might not be unique and would not work. But <tt>fa35</tt> might work for <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>. If it doesn't, you can pick a different substring.
*Using tags. Mercurial lets you tag a changeset with a unique alias for convenience (<tt>hg tag</tt>).

==Workflow==
Let's go through a typical session of developing with Mercurial. If you are working against a project that has a centralized copy, you may want to make sure you're up to date first. This means '''pulling''' its changes and then '''updating'''.

For example:
<pre>hg pull
hg update</pre>

This will grab the remote changes from the location you first cloned from. Then it will apply the changes. You can do this in one go with:
<pre>hg pull -u</pre>

You can also pull from a different repository if you want:
<pre>hg pull -u http://some.other.site/sourcemod-central</pre>

Now let's say you make some changes. You edit file A.cpp and you want to commit your change. You can do this with:
<pre>hg commit</pre>

An editor will pop-up asking you to write a message describing your change. This is required.

Now you edit B.cpp and commit again. You're done for the day, and you have two changesets sitting in your repository. You want to push these upstream. For example:

<pre>hg push ssh://dvander@alliedmods.net@hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 2 changesets with 2 changes to 2 files
</pre>

Or, if you have a <tt>default-push</tt> configured:

<pre>hg push</pre>

If there is more than one person sharing and working on the code base, eventually you will need to deal with merges. This is an extremely powerful (but also deceptively complex) aspect to Mercurial, and it is extremely important to read the next session.

'''Note''': Since only the first line of a commit message is shown by the <tt>hg log</tt> command by default, it is highly recommended that the first line of your message be able to stand alone. For example, you might have a short summary of the commit on the first line that says "Added functions for creating dynamic hooks on virtual functions." Further lines could give more details on the changes involved such as a list of all the functions that were added.

=Merging and You=
==Introduction==
Imagine this scenario:
*Alice and Bob both have a copy of the source code at revision 'A'.
*Alice commits and pushes a change. The main repository is now at changeset 'B'.
*Bob commits a change and is at changeset 'C'.

Now Bob wants to pull. He runs <tt>hg pull</tt> and gets:

<pre>
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 1 changesets with 1 changes to 1 files (+1 heads)
(run 'hg heads' to see heads, 'hg merge' to merge)
</pre>

What happened here? Let's visualize it. When Alice commits, her repository has gone from A to B like this:

[[Image:Hg_alice_1.png]]

When Bob commits, his repository goes from A to C like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_1.png]]

After Bob pulls from Alice, his repository has '''multiple heads''' of development. He's got two forks of the same codebase in his repository. You can visualize it like this. The blue arrow is Bob's changes, and the red arrow is Alice's changes. They diverge from A.

[[Image:Hg_bob_2.png]]

Bob doesn't want to be in this state, so he '''merges'''. Merging joins multiple heads back together. Example:

<pre>hg merge
1 files updated, 1 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved
(branch merge, don't forget to commit)</pre>

Merges are changesets, and they must be committed. Bob commits the merge, and now his repository looks like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_3.png]]

'D' is the changeset that joins the two heads back together. Now Bob can safely push his changes back, and Alice can pull from Bob.

The above example happened from Bob trying to pull. But if Bob had tried to push, he would have gotten a nasty error message:

<pre>hg push
searching for changes
abort: push creates new remote heads!</pre>

This means Bob's push would have introduced multiple heads on the target repository, rather than his own. This is generally a bad idea and as a policy projects often don't allow it at all. Bob has to pull, update, and resolve the merge.

'''Note:''' For most merges, it is a good policy to write simple commit messages. For example, "Merge." would suffice.

==Conflicts==
Merges which don't require any work on your part (other than running <tt>merge</tt> and <tt>commit</tt>) are called '''trivial merges'''.

It is possible that Alice and Bob edited the same file however. In many cases, Mercurial will be smart enough to handle this. If Mercurial can't figure it out though -- you have to do manually merge the difference between the two files. This is best done with a three-way merge program.

An example of a merge conflict:
<pre>hg merge
merging crab.cpp
merge: warning: conflicts during merge
merging crab.cpp failed!</pre>

Conflicts must be resolved immediately. You should never leave your source code in a conflicted state. If you don't have a merge program installed, the conflicted file(s) will be marked up. For example, <tt>crab.cpp</tt> might contain lines like these for each conflict:

<pre>
<<<<<<< /tmp/conflict/crab.cpp
void function() {
=======
int function() {
>>>>>>> /tmp/crab.cpp
</pre>

The two "sides" of the <tt>=======</tt> bar represent the local and incoming changes. You should delete the markup and decide how to resolve the two sides.

If you want to use and configure a merge program, see [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/MergeProgram MergeProgram] at the Mercurial docs. Though it's not listed, you can also use [http://www.scootersoftware.com/ Beyond Compare] (the author's personal choice).

=Other Commands=
<tt>hg diff</tt> is very useful for reviewing changes before you commit them. You can also use it for generating patches.

<tt>hg log</tt> lets you view the changeset history.

<tt>hg glog</tt> lets you view an ASCII graph of the changeset history.

<tt>hg identity</tt> tells you the state of your repository.

<tt>hg status</tt> shows you any changed or unknown files.

<tt>hg status -m</tt> shows you any changed files.

<tt>hg revert</tt> will remove any changes you've made to one or more files. It will save the originals as the same file name with <tt>.orig</tt> at the end.

For many commands you can specify a folder within the repository to only affect that folder and its children. This can speed up slow operations.

=SSH Authentication=
If you are accessing your repository via SSH using the <tt>ssh</tt> protocol, entering your password is annoying and could be a security risk. You should look into using [[SSH_Keys|SSH Keys]] (full instructions are provided).

=AlliedModders=
AlliedModders has a public Mercurial listing at [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/].

Anyone can clone or pull from these. Only developers with SSH access can push. Developers should use the following URL formula for pushing: <pre>ssh://EMAIL@hg.alliedmods.net/PROJECT</pre>

SSH keys are required for security. You should also use the "Firstname Lastname <email>" authorship style. It is a good idea to configure this ahead of time (read the configuration section above).

It is also highly recommended that long commit messages be split with a short summary on the first line and details on further lines. (See the note at the bottom of the Workflow section above.)

Note that unlike Subversion, you cannot checkout a folder within a repository. This is by design.

=External Links=
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Home Page]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/UnderstandingMercurial Understanding Mercurial]
*[http://hgbook.red-bean.com/ Hg Book, free online book about Mercurial]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/Tutorial Mercurial Tutorials]

[[Category:Version Control Systems]]

Mercurial Tutorial

2009-12-18T10:12:09Z

DS: /* Push and Pull Locations */

Mercurial (Hg) is a distributed version control system. While it has similarities with [[Subversion Tutorial|Subverison]], it is decentralized in nature.

=Getting Started=
==Introduction==
Mercurial keeps source code in '''repositories'''. Changes to the source code are made inside the repository and are periodically '''committed'''. When you commit changes, they are wrapped into a '''changeset'''. A repository is the sum of all changesets committed over time.

Unlike Subversion, Mercurial has no concept of a "master repository." Each user owns a complete local copy of the repository, and they can commit to it without needing any permissions. Users can share changesets by '''pulling''' from other people's repositories, or '''pushing''' to other repositories (which may require special privileges).

One very noticeable side effect is that when you commit changes in Mercurial, you do not need Internet access. You only need Internet access if want to push changesets to a remote repository. This means you can make as many commits as you want before pushing.

'''Now for the contradiction''': You CAN have a master repository with Mercurial. For some projects it is ideal to have a reference copy. There is no difference between your copy and the master copy -- how it is managed is simply a matter of permissions and policy. For example, AlliedModders has a "sourcemod-central" repository where developers push their changesets. Only SourceMod developers can push to this copy, but anyone can copy it or pull its changes.

==Basic Commands==

These are a few essential Mercurial operations:
*<tt>clone</tt> - Copies or downloads a repository.
*<tt>add</tt> - Adds a file or directory to the local source tree.
*<tt>remove</tt> - Removes a file or directory from the local source tree.
*<tt>commit</tt> - Commits any local changes to your local source tree.
*<tt>pull</tt> - Retrieves changesets from another repository.
*<tt>update</tt> - Updates source code with all pending pulled changes.
*<tt>push</tt> - Pushes your changesets to a remote repository.
*<tt>merge</tt> - Merges two repositories together (explained later).

==Installing==

The author of this article uses command line Mercurial (on both Linux and Windows). You can download both the command line tools at the [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Site], and there is a TortoiseHg graphical tool for those who would like to try it.

==Getting a Repository==
To retrieve a repository, you must use the "clone" command. You can clone a local or remote repository. Examples:

<pre>hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central sourcemod-central</pre>

You can clone a repository from any location, even locally.
<pre>
hg clone sourcemod-central sourcemod-copy
</pre>

You can also create a new repository:
<pre>mkdir project
cd project
hg init</pre>

This will create a blank repository and initialize it with Mercurial.

==Configuration==
Mercurial lets you configure default settings for all repositories and settings specific to one repository.

On Linux, the main configuration file is <tt>~/.hgrc</tt>. On Windows 2003/XP and prior, it is <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. On Windows Vista, it is <tt>C:\Users\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. If the file does not exist, you can create it.

Per-repository configuration is done in <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt>.

===Identity===
Mercurial lets you configure an identity to associate with your changesets. By default it uses the name of the account your computer is logged in as. Many projects (AlliedModders included) use "Firstname Lastname <email>" instead.

To set up your identity, open either your <tt>hgrc</tt> file (either the main or local one). Look for a "[ui]" section (or add a new one), and configure something like this:

<pre>
[ui]
username = David Anderson <dvander@alliedmods.net>
</pre>

===Push and Pull Locations===
By default, all "pull" operations on a repository occur from the original location you cloned from. You can change that location by opening up <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt> and looking at the "[paths]" section. You will see a lines like:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central</pre>

If you are going to be pushing to one main repository fairly often, you may want to set up a default push. For example:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
default-push = ssh://dvander@alliedmods.net@hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
</pre>

'''Note''': Mercurial uses double slashes to specify an absolute file-system path. If you are using SSH with logical paths, you only need one slash. For more information about this, visit the Mercurial documentation. AlliedModders uses logical paths.

==Changesets==
Unlike Subversion, Mercurial can't use version numbers to uniquely identify a changeset. This is because sequential IDs may be duplicated across repositories. Instead, Mercurial uses 160-bit changeset identifiers. These are represented in hexadecimal (for example, <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>).

Mercurial also uses local revision numbers which are sequential IDs. These are local to a repository and have no meaning in other repositories. They are mainly provided for convenience and usability. A full changeset in a local repository can be represented by "revision:changeset". For example, <tt>19108:fae5f33a1bb3</tt>.

The latest changeset is called <tt>tip</tt>.

When using commands like "<tt>update</tt>," it is useful to refer to changesets. You can do this in one of a few ways:
*Using the <tt>tip</tt> keyword. This is the latest changeset.
*Using a revision number.
*Using any subset of the changeset string that uniquely identifies the changeset. For example, <tt>fa</tt> might not be unique and would not work. But <tt>fa35</tt> might work for <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>. If it doesn't, you can pick a different substring.
*Using tags. Mercurial lets you tag a changeset with a unique alias for convenience (<tt>hg tag</tt>).

==Workflow==
Let's go through a typical session of developing with Mercurial. If you are working against a project that has a centralized copy, you may want to make sure you're up to date first. This means '''pulling''' its changes and then '''updating'''.

For example:
<pre>hg pull
hg update</pre>

This will grab the remote changes from the location you first cloned from. Then it will apply the changes. You can do this in one go with:
<pre>hg pull -u</pre>

You can also pull from a different repository if you want:
<pre>hg pull -u http://some.other.site/sourcemod-central</pre>

Now let's say you make some changes. You edit file A.cpp and you want to commit your change. You can do this with:
<pre>hg commit</pre>

An editor will pop-up asking you to write a message describing your change. This is required.

Now you edit B.cpp and commit again. You're done for the day, and you have two changesets sitting in your repository. You want to push these upstream. For example:

<pre>hg push ssh://dvander@alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 2 changesets with 2 changes to 2 files
</pre>

Or, if you have a <tt>default-push</tt> configured:

<pre>hg push</pre>

If there is more than one person sharing and working on the code base, eventually you will need to deal with merges. This is an extremely powerful (but also deceptively complex) aspect to Mercurial, and it is extremely important to read the next session.

'''Note''': Since only the first line of a commit message is shown by the <tt>hg log</tt> command by default, it is highly recommended that the first line of your message be able to stand alone. For example, you might have a short summary of the commit on the first line that says "Added functions for creating dynamic hooks on virtual functions." Further lines could give more details on the changes involved such as a list of all the functions that were added.

=Merging and You=
==Introduction==
Imagine this scenario:
*Alice and Bob both have a copy of the source code at revision 'A'.
*Alice commits and pushes a change. The main repository is now at changeset 'B'.
*Bob commits a change and is at changeset 'C'.

Now Bob wants to pull. He runs <tt>hg pull</tt> and gets:

<pre>
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 1 changesets with 1 changes to 1 files (+1 heads)
(run 'hg heads' to see heads, 'hg merge' to merge)
</pre>

What happened here? Let's visualize it. When Alice commits, her repository has gone from A to B like this:

[[Image:Hg_alice_1.png]]

When Bob commits, his repository goes from A to C like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_1.png]]

After Bob pulls from Alice, his repository has '''multiple heads''' of development. He's got two forks of the same codebase in his repository. You can visualize it like this. The blue arrow is Bob's changes, and the red arrow is Alice's changes. They diverge from A.

[[Image:Hg_bob_2.png]]

Bob doesn't want to be in this state, so he '''merges'''. Merging joins multiple heads back together. Example:

<pre>hg merge
1 files updated, 1 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved
(branch merge, don't forget to commit)</pre>

Merges are changesets, and they must be committed. Bob commits the merge, and now his repository looks like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_3.png]]

'D' is the changeset that joins the two heads back together. Now Bob can safely push his changes back, and Alice can pull from Bob.

The above example happened from Bob trying to pull. But if Bob had tried to push, he would have gotten a nasty error message:

<pre>hg push
searching for changes
abort: push creates new remote heads!</pre>

This means Bob's push would have introduced multiple heads on the target repository, rather than his own. This is generally a bad idea and as a policy projects often don't allow it at all. Bob has to pull, update, and resolve the merge.

'''Note:''' For most merges, it is a good policy to write simple commit messages. For example, "Merge." would suffice.

==Conflicts==
Merges which don't require any work on your part (other than running <tt>merge</tt> and <tt>commit</tt>) are called '''trivial merges'''.

It is possible that Alice and Bob edited the same file however. In many cases, Mercurial will be smart enough to handle this. If Mercurial can't figure it out though -- you have to do manually merge the difference between the two files. This is best done with a three-way merge program.

An example of a merge conflict:
<pre>hg merge
merging crab.cpp
merge: warning: conflicts during merge
merging crab.cpp failed!</pre>

Conflicts must be resolved immediately. You should never leave your source code in a conflicted state. If you don't have a merge program installed, the conflicted file(s) will be marked up. For example, <tt>crab.cpp</tt> might contain lines like these for each conflict:

<pre>
<<<<<<< /tmp/conflict/crab.cpp
void function() {
=======
int function() {
>>>>>>> /tmp/crab.cpp
</pre>

The two "sides" of the <tt>=======</tt> bar represent the local and incoming changes. You should delete the markup and decide how to resolve the two sides.

If you want to use and configure a merge program, see [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/MergeProgram MergeProgram] at the Mercurial docs. Though it's not listed, you can also use [http://www.scootersoftware.com/ Beyond Compare] (the author's personal choice).

=Other Commands=
<tt>hg diff</tt> is very useful for reviewing changes before you commit them. You can also use it for generating patches.

<tt>hg log</tt> lets you view the changeset history.

<tt>hg glog</tt> lets you view an ASCII graph of the changeset history.

<tt>hg identity</tt> tells you the state of your repository.

<tt>hg status</tt> shows you any changed or unknown files.

<tt>hg status -m</tt> shows you any changed files.

<tt>hg revert</tt> will remove any changes you've made to one or more files. It will save the originals as the same file name with <tt>.orig</tt> at the end.

For many commands you can specify a folder within the repository to only affect that folder and its children. This can speed up slow operations.

=SSH Authentication=
If you are accessing your repository via SSH using the <tt>ssh</tt> protocol, entering your password is annoying and could be a security risk. You should look into using [[SSH_Keys|SSH Keys]] (full instructions are provided).

=AlliedModders=
AlliedModders has a public Mercurial listing at [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/].

Anyone can clone or pull from these. Only developers with SSH access can push. Developers should use the following URL formula for pushing: <pre>ssh://EMAIL@hg.alliedmods.net/PROJECT</pre>

SSH keys are required for security. You should also use the "Firstname Lastname <email>" authorship style. It is a good idea to configure this ahead of time (read the configuration section above).

It is also highly recommended that long commit messages be split with a short summary on the first line and details on further lines. (See the note at the bottom of the Workflow section above.)

Note that unlike Subversion, you cannot checkout a folder within a repository. This is by design.

=External Links=
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Home Page]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/UnderstandingMercurial Understanding Mercurial]
*[http://hgbook.red-bean.com/ Hg Book, free online book about Mercurial]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/Tutorial Mercurial Tutorials]

[[Category:Version Control Systems]]

Mercurial User Repositories

2009-12-18T10:08:01Z

DS:

At AlliedModders, every developer who has commit access to a [[Mercurial Tutorial|Mercurial]] repository (or even an SVN repository that requires SSH access) is able to have their own Mercurial forest. These forests are located under the /users subdirectory and may contain multiple repository clones.

=Configuring SSH=
So that you won't need to type your username every time, add the following lines to <tt>~/.ssh/config</tt>:
<pre>
Host hg.alliedmods.net
User mailuser@domain.com
</pre>
where <tt>mailuser@domain.com</tt> refers to the e-mail address you use for Mercurial or SVN access.

=Creating a Repository=
In order to create a repository, run the following command. You're going to be using the same command whether you are creating a new, empty repository or cloning an existing one.
<pre>
ssh hg.alliedmods.net clone myrepo
</pre>

'''Note:''' <tt>myrepo</tt> refers to the name of the new repository you wish to create, not the repository you're trying to clone from.

Runnning the above command will start an interactive script which will prompt you to make a few choices. It is mostly self-explanatory. The out of the command should look something like this:
<pre>
ds@iroh ~ $ ssh hg.alliedmods.net clone myrepo
Making repo myrepo for ds@alliedmods.net.
This repo will appear as hg.alliedmods.net/users/ds_alliedmods.net/myrepo

0) Exit
1) Yes
2) No

Proceed?
</pre>

If you select <tt>Yes</tt> it will proceed to ask you about which existing repository you want to clone from or whether you wish to create a new, empty repository.

'''Note:''' As a shortcut, you may add a second argument to the clone command in order to specify an existing repository if you already know which one you wish to clone from:
<pre>
ssh hg.alliedmods.net clone myrepo sourcemod-central
</pre>

=Editing a Repository=
Once your repository has been created, you can edit its description. This description will appear when you go to http://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com. In order to do this, use the <tt>edit</tt> command:
<pre>
ds@iroh ~ $ ssh hg.alliedmods.net edit myrepo
0) Exit
1) Delete the repository
2) Edit the description

What would you like to do?
</pre>

You may also delete the repository using this command.

=Access Via the Web=
Your Mercurial forest is visible at http://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com and you'll be able to browse repository history via a web interface.

Everyone may clone a repository using the following format:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com/myrepo
</pre>

=Pushing Changes=
In order to push changes, you must use SSH like so:
<pre>
ssh://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com/myrepo
</pre>

You may wish to add this to your local repository's hgrc file so that you don't need to type it every time:
<pre>
default-push = ssh://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com/myrepo
</pre>

Mercurial User Repositories

2009-12-18T10:07:18Z

DS: A tired rough draft

At AlliedModders, every developer who has commit access to a Mercurial repository (or even an SVN repository that requires SSH access) is able to have their own Mercurial forest. These forests are located under the /users subdirectory and may contain multiple repository clones.

=Configuring SSH=
So that you won't need to type your username every time, add the following lines to <tt>~/.ssh/config</tt>:
<pre>
Host hg.alliedmods.net
User mailuser@domain.com
</pre>
where <tt>mailuser@domain.com</tt> refers to the e-mail address you use for Mercurial or SVN access.

=Creating a Repository=
In order to create a repository, run the following command. You're going to be using the same command whether you are creating a new, empty repository or cloning an existing one.
<pre>
ssh hg.alliedmods.net clone myrepo
</pre>

'''Note:''' <tt>myrepo</tt> refers to the name of the new repository you wish to create, not the repository you're trying to clone from.

Runnning the above command will start an interactive script which will prompt you to make a few choices. It is mostly self-explanatory. The out of the command should look something like this:
<pre>
ds@iroh ~ $ ssh hg.alliedmods.net clone myrepo
Making repo myrepo for ds@alliedmods.net.
This repo will appear as hg.alliedmods.net/users/ds_alliedmods.net/myrepo

0) Exit
1) Yes
2) No

Proceed?
</pre>

If you select <tt>Yes</tt> it will proceed to ask you about which existing repository you want to clone from or whether you wish to create a new, empty repository.

'''Note:''' As a shortcut, you may add a second argument to the clone command in order to specify an existing repository if you already know which one you wish to clone from:
<pre>
ssh hg.alliedmods.net clone myrepo sourcemod-central
</pre>

=Editing a Repository=
Once your repository has been created, you can edit its description. This description will appear when you go to http://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com. In order to do this, use the <tt>edit</tt> command:
<pre>
ds@iroh ~ $ ssh hg.alliedmods.net edit myrepo
0) Exit
1) Delete the repository
2) Edit the description

What would you like to do?
</pre>

You may also delete the repository using this command.

=Access Via the Web=
Your Mercurial forest is visible at http://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com and you'll be able to browse repository history via a web interface.

Everyone may clone a repository using the following format:
<pre>
hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com/myrepo
</pre>

=Pushing Changes=
In order to push changes, you must use SSH like so:
<pre>
ssh://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com/myrepo
</pre>

You may wish to add this to your local repository's hgrc file so that you don't need to type it every time:
<pre>
default-push = ssh://hg.alliedmods.net/users/mailuser_domain.com/myrepo
</pre>

Mercurial Tutorial

2009-12-18T08:47:07Z

DS: /* AlliedModders */

Mercurial (Hg) is a distributed version control system. While it has similarities with [[Subversion Tutorial|Subverison]], it is decentralized in nature.

=Getting Started=
==Introduction==
Mercurial keeps source code in '''repositories'''. Changes to the source code are made inside the repository and are periodically '''committed'''. When you commit changes, they are wrapped into a '''changeset'''. A repository is the sum of all changesets committed over time.

Unlike Subversion, Mercurial has no concept of a "master repository." Each user owns a complete local copy of the repository, and they can commit to it without needing any permissions. Users can share changesets by '''pulling''' from other people's repositories, or '''pushing''' to other repositories (which may require special privileges).

One very noticeable side effect is that when you commit changes in Mercurial, you do not need Internet access. You only need Internet access if want to push changesets to a remote repository. This means you can make as many commits as you want before pushing.

'''Now for the contradiction''': You CAN have a master repository with Mercurial. For some projects it is ideal to have a reference copy. There is no difference between your copy and the master copy -- how it is managed is simply a matter of permissions and policy. For example, AlliedModders has a "sourcemod-central" repository where developers push their changesets. Only SourceMod developers can push to this copy, but anyone can copy it or pull its changes.

==Basic Commands==

These are a few essential Mercurial operations:
*<tt>clone</tt> - Copies or downloads a repository.
*<tt>add</tt> - Adds a file or directory to the local source tree.
*<tt>remove</tt> - Removes a file or directory from the local source tree.
*<tt>commit</tt> - Commits any local changes to your local source tree.
*<tt>pull</tt> - Retrieves changesets from another repository.
*<tt>update</tt> - Updates source code with all pending pulled changes.
*<tt>push</tt> - Pushes your changesets to a remote repository.
*<tt>merge</tt> - Merges two repositories together (explained later).

==Installing==

The author of this article uses command line Mercurial (on both Linux and Windows). You can download both the command line tools at the [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Site], and there is a TortoiseHg graphical tool for those who would like to try it.

==Getting a Repository==
To retrieve a repository, you must use the "clone" command. You can clone a local or remote repository. Examples:

<pre>hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central sourcemod-central</pre>

You can clone a repository from any location, even locally.
<pre>
hg clone sourcemod-central sourcemod-copy
</pre>

You can also create a new repository:
<pre>mkdir project
cd project
hg init</pre>

This will create a blank repository and initialize it with Mercurial.

==Configuration==
Mercurial lets you configure default settings for all repositories and settings specific to one repository.

On Linux, the main configuration file is <tt>~/.hgrc</tt>. On Windows 2003/XP and prior, it is <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. On Windows Vista, it is <tt>C:\Users\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. If the file does not exist, you can create it.

Per-repository configuration is done in <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt>.

===Identity===
Mercurial lets you configure an identity to associate with your changesets. By default it uses the name of the account your computer is logged in as. Many projects (AlliedModders included) use "Firstname Lastname <email>" instead.

To set up your identity, open either your <tt>hgrc</tt> file (either the main or local one). Look for a "[ui]" section (or add a new one), and configure something like this:

<pre>
[ui]
username = David Anderson <dvander@alliedmods.net>
</pre>

===Push and Pull Locations===
By default, all "pull" operations on a repository occur from the original location you cloned from. You can change that location by opening up <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt> and looking at the "[paths]" section. You will see a lines like:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central</pre>

If you are going to be pushing to one main repository fairly often, you may want to set up a default push. For example:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
default-push = ssh://dvander@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
</pre>

'''Note''': Mercurial uses double slashes to specify an absolute file-system path. If you are using SSH with logical paths, you only need one slash. For more information about this, visit the Mercurial documentation. AlliedModders uses absolute paths.

==Changesets==
Unlike Subversion, Mercurial can't use version numbers to uniquely identify a changeset. This is because sequential IDs may be duplicated across repositories. Instead, Mercurial uses 160-bit changeset identifiers. These are represented in hexadecimal (for example, <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>).

Mercurial also uses local revision numbers which are sequential IDs. These are local to a repository and have no meaning in other repositories. They are mainly provided for convenience and usability. A full changeset in a local repository can be represented by "revision:changeset". For example, <tt>19108:fae5f33a1bb3</tt>.

The latest changeset is called <tt>tip</tt>.

When using commands like "<tt>update</tt>," it is useful to refer to changesets. You can do this in one of a few ways:
*Using the <tt>tip</tt> keyword. This is the latest changeset.
*Using a revision number.
*Using any subset of the changeset string that uniquely identifies the changeset. For example, <tt>fa</tt> might not be unique and would not work. But <tt>fa35</tt> might work for <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>. If it doesn't, you can pick a different substring.
*Using tags. Mercurial lets you tag a changeset with a unique alias for convenience (<tt>hg tag</tt>).

==Workflow==
Let's go through a typical session of developing with Mercurial. If you are working against a project that has a centralized copy, you may want to make sure you're up to date first. This means '''pulling''' its changes and then '''updating'''.

For example:
<pre>hg pull
hg update</pre>

This will grab the remote changes from the location you first cloned from. Then it will apply the changes. You can do this in one go with:
<pre>hg pull -u</pre>

You can also pull from a different repository if you want:
<pre>hg pull -u http://some.other.site/sourcemod-central</pre>

Now let's say you make some changes. You edit file A.cpp and you want to commit your change. You can do this with:
<pre>hg commit</pre>

An editor will pop-up asking you to write a message describing your change. This is required.

Now you edit B.cpp and commit again. You're done for the day, and you have two changesets sitting in your repository. You want to push these upstream. For example:

<pre>hg push ssh://dvander@alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 2 changesets with 2 changes to 2 files
</pre>

Or, if you have a <tt>default-push</tt> configured:

<pre>hg push</pre>

If there is more than one person sharing and working on the code base, eventually you will need to deal with merges. This is an extremely powerful (but also deceptively complex) aspect to Mercurial, and it is extremely important to read the next session.

'''Note''': Since only the first line of a commit message is shown by the <tt>hg log</tt> command by default, it is highly recommended that the first line of your message be able to stand alone. For example, you might have a short summary of the commit on the first line that says "Added functions for creating dynamic hooks on virtual functions." Further lines could give more details on the changes involved such as a list of all the functions that were added.

=Merging and You=
==Introduction==
Imagine this scenario:
*Alice and Bob both have a copy of the source code at revision 'A'.
*Alice commits and pushes a change. The main repository is now at changeset 'B'.
*Bob commits a change and is at changeset 'C'.

Now Bob wants to pull. He runs <tt>hg pull</tt> and gets:

<pre>
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 1 changesets with 1 changes to 1 files (+1 heads)
(run 'hg heads' to see heads, 'hg merge' to merge)
</pre>

What happened here? Let's visualize it. When Alice commits, her repository has gone from A to B like this:

[[Image:Hg_alice_1.png]]

When Bob commits, his repository goes from A to C like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_1.png]]

After Bob pulls from Alice, his repository has '''multiple heads''' of development. He's got two forks of the same codebase in his repository. You can visualize it like this. The blue arrow is Bob's changes, and the red arrow is Alice's changes. They diverge from A.

[[Image:Hg_bob_2.png]]

Bob doesn't want to be in this state, so he '''merges'''. Merging joins multiple heads back together. Example:

<pre>hg merge
1 files updated, 1 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved
(branch merge, don't forget to commit)</pre>

Merges are changesets, and they must be committed. Bob commits the merge, and now his repository looks like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_3.png]]

'D' is the changeset that joins the two heads back together. Now Bob can safely push his changes back, and Alice can pull from Bob.

The above example happened from Bob trying to pull. But if Bob had tried to push, he would have gotten a nasty error message:

<pre>hg push
searching for changes
abort: push creates new remote heads!</pre>

This means Bob's push would have introduced multiple heads on the target repository, rather than his own. This is generally a bad idea and as a policy projects often don't allow it at all. Bob has to pull, update, and resolve the merge.

'''Note:''' For most merges, it is a good policy to write simple commit messages. For example, "Merge." would suffice.

==Conflicts==
Merges which don't require any work on your part (other than running <tt>merge</tt> and <tt>commit</tt>) are called '''trivial merges'''.

It is possible that Alice and Bob edited the same file however. In many cases, Mercurial will be smart enough to handle this. If Mercurial can't figure it out though -- you have to do manually merge the difference between the two files. This is best done with a three-way merge program.

An example of a merge conflict:
<pre>hg merge
merging crab.cpp
merge: warning: conflicts during merge
merging crab.cpp failed!</pre>

Conflicts must be resolved immediately. You should never leave your source code in a conflicted state. If you don't have a merge program installed, the conflicted file(s) will be marked up. For example, <tt>crab.cpp</tt> might contain lines like these for each conflict:

<pre>
<<<<<<< /tmp/conflict/crab.cpp
void function() {
=======
int function() {
>>>>>>> /tmp/crab.cpp
</pre>

The two "sides" of the <tt>=======</tt> bar represent the local and incoming changes. You should delete the markup and decide how to resolve the two sides.

If you want to use and configure a merge program, see [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/MergeProgram MergeProgram] at the Mercurial docs. Though it's not listed, you can also use [http://www.scootersoftware.com/ Beyond Compare] (the author's personal choice).

=Other Commands=
<tt>hg diff</tt> is very useful for reviewing changes before you commit them. You can also use it for generating patches.

<tt>hg log</tt> lets you view the changeset history.

<tt>hg glog</tt> lets you view an ASCII graph of the changeset history.

<tt>hg identity</tt> tells you the state of your repository.

<tt>hg status</tt> shows you any changed or unknown files.

<tt>hg status -m</tt> shows you any changed files.

<tt>hg revert</tt> will remove any changes you've made to one or more files. It will save the originals as the same file name with <tt>.orig</tt> at the end.

For many commands you can specify a folder within the repository to only affect that folder and its children. This can speed up slow operations.

=SSH Authentication=
If you are accessing your repository via SSH using the <tt>ssh</tt> protocol, entering your password is annoying and could be a security risk. You should look into using [[SSH_Keys|SSH Keys]] (full instructions are provided).

=AlliedModders=
AlliedModders has a public Mercurial listing at [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/].

Anyone can clone or pull from these. Only developers with SSH access can push. Developers should use the following URL formula for pushing: <pre>ssh://EMAIL@hg.alliedmods.net/PROJECT</pre>

SSH keys are required for security. You should also use the "Firstname Lastname <email>" authorship style. It is a good idea to configure this ahead of time (read the configuration section above).

It is also highly recommended that long commit messages be split with a short summary on the first line and details on further lines. (See the note at the bottom of the Workflow section above.)

Note that unlike Subversion, you cannot checkout a folder within a repository. This is by design.

=External Links=
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Home Page]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/UnderstandingMercurial Understanding Mercurial]
*[http://hgbook.red-bean.com/ Hg Book, free online book about Mercurial]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/Tutorial Mercurial Tutorials]

[[Category:Version Control Systems]]

Metamod:Source 1.8.0 Release Notes

2009-10-30T04:54:50Z

DS: /* SDK Changes */

Metamod:Source 1.8.0 is currently in beta. These release notes are preliminary.

=New Engine Support=

Support has been added for using Metamod:Source on "Left 4 Dead 2". This game uses a variation of the Source engine present in Left 4 Dead 1.

==Linking Changes==
As of L4D2, Valve has ceased using the "*_i486.so" naming scheme for Linux binaries in favor of the slightly less meaningless "*_linux.so". If you have plugins which link against tier0 or vstdlib, keep in mind that they are now tier0_linux.so and vstdlib_linux.so. Similarly, Metamod:Source now ships with both "server_i486.so" and "server_linux.so" and these binaries are identical.

Metamod:Source will continue to automatically append an "_i486.so" when loading plugins, in order to maintain consistency across game engines for plugin distributors.

==SDK Changes==
AlliedModders has reverse engineered an L4D2 SDK capable of building plugins. This attempt is preliminary and more fixes may come as we explore the engine. You can grab a copy from [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ our Mercurial forest] (see the bottom of the page). If you discover any changes yourself, we greatly appreciate [https://bugs.alliedmods.net/ bug reports] or any attempts at notifying us.

Of note, <tt>IVEngineServer::Time()</tt> is now <tt>IVEngineServer::OBSOLETE_Time()</tt> and has been deprecated for tier0's <tt>Plat_FloatTime()</tt> call. The <tt>convar.h</tt> and SendProp headers changed as well.

=Legacy API Changes=
A large number of SourceHook features have been backported from the "New API" version of SourceHook. These are:
*[[SourceHook Development#Global_Hooks|Global hooks]], also called "VP" and "DVP" hooks.
*[[SourceHook Development#Extended_Removal_Syntax|Extended removal and addition syntax]].
*[[SourceHook Development#Deprecated_Syntax|New SH_CALL]] - CallClasses are now deprecated, although unlike the "New API" SourceHook, the old syntax is still available.
*SH_GET_ORIG_VFNPTR macro.

We have backported three extra API calls from the New API:
*<tt>IMetamodListener::OnUnlinkConCommandBase()</tt> - Notification of plugin cvar removal.
*<tt>ISmmAPI::GetVSPInfo()</tt> - Extended VSP information.
*<tt>ISmmAPI::GetSourceEngineBuild()</tt> - Source Engine version information.

Because of these changes, <tt>PLAPI_VERSION</tt> has been incremented to 11. Plugins compiled against Metamod:Source 1.8's legacy API will not load on earlier versions.

=New API Changes=
Metamod:Source now treats TF and DoD:S as a separate "Orange Box Valve" engine, since compatibility diverged with a recent update. <tt>GetSourceEngineBuild</tt> now returns a new <tt>SOURCE_ENGINE_ORANGEBOXVALVE</tt> value for this game. Similarly, users of the "extended loading" API will see this value in <tt>MetamodVersionInfo</tt>. To preserve compatibility, Metamod:Source will default back to <tt>SOURCE_ENGINE_ORANGEBOX</tt> when loading plugins which do not support <tt>SOURCE_ENGINE_ORANGEBOXVALVE</tt> (however, <tt>GetSourceEngineBuild</tt> will return the correct result).

Also for users of the extended loading API, the <tt>MetamodVersionInfo</tt> struct now has a <tt>game_dir</tt> field which contains the game folder. Since it is only valid to read this field on newer versions, there is a helper function to retrieve the value or return <tt>NULL</tt>.

<tt>METAMOD_PLAPI_VERSION</tt> has been incremented to 15. Plugins compiled against Metamod:Source 1.8 will not load against earlier versions. However, extended loaders can take advantage of the new API while loading older plugins.

Virtual Offsets (Source Mods)

2009-10-28T03:15:16Z

DS:

[[Category:Metamod:Source Development]]
== Calling virtual functions ==
I got this method from [[User:Mani|Mani]], who I believe got it from [[User:PM|Pavol Marko]]. Thank you!

I hope to expand on an actual explanation when I have the time (and understand it better). Hopefully, someone can expand on this, but for now I'll just post the examples and a list of the CCSPlayer virtual function table offsets.

== Offset Lists ==
==== Counter-Strike: Source ====
* [[CCSPlayer Offset List (Counter-Strike: Source)|CCSPlayer]]
* [[CBaseCombatWeapon Offset List (Counter-Strike: Source)|CBaseCombatWeapon]]
* [[CCSGameRules Offset List (Counter-Strike: Source) | CCSGameRules]]
* [[CBaseGrenade Offset List (Counter-Strike: Source) | CBaseGrenade]]
* [[CDEagle Offset List (Counter-Strike: Source) | CDEagle]]
* [[CBasePlayer Offset List (Counter-Strike: Source) | CBasePlayer]]

==== Day of Defeat: Source ====
* [[CDODPlayer Offset List (Day of Defeat: Source)|CDODPlayer]]

==== Dystopia ====
* [[CDYSPlayer Offset List (Dystopia)|CDYSPlayer]]

==== Empires v2.12 ====
* [[CSDKPlayer Offset List (Empires)|CSDKPlayer]]

==== Fortress Forever ====
* [[CFFPlayer Offset List (Fortress Forever)|CFFPlayer]]

==== Half-Life 2: Capture the Flag ====
* [[CHL2_Player Offset List (Half-Life 2: Capture the Flag)|CHL2_Player]]

==== Half-Life 2: Deathmatch ====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (Half-Life 2: Deathmatch)|CHL2MP_Player]]

==== Hidden: Source ====
* [[CSDKPlayer Offset List (Hidden: Source)|CSDKPlayer]]

==== Insurgency ====
* [[CINSPlayer Offset List (Insurgency)|CINSPlayer]]

==== Left 4 Dead ====
* [[CTerrorPlayer Offset List (Left 4 Dead)|CTerrorPlayer]]

==== Left 4 Dead 2 ====
* [[CTerrorPlayer Offset List (Left 4 Dead 2)|CTerrorPlayer]]

==== Obsidian Conflict ====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (Obsidian Conflict)|CHL2MP_Player]]

==== Pirates, Vikings, and Knights II ====
* [[CPVK2Player Offset List (Pirates, Vikings, and Knights II)|CPVK2Player]]

==== The Ship ====
* [[CShipPlayer Offset List (The Ship)|CShipPlayer]]

==== SourceForts ====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (SourceForts)|CHL2MP_Player]]

==== Synergy ====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (Synergy)|CHL2MP_Player]]

==== Synergy SteamWorks (Synergy Orange Box Edition)====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (SynergyOB)|CHL2MP_Player]]

==== Team Fortress 2 ====
* [[CTFPlayer Offset List (Team Fortress 2)|CTFPlayer]]

==== Zombie Master ====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (Zombie Master)|CHL2MP_Player]]

==== Zombie Panic: Source ====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (Zombie Panic: Source)|CHL2MP_Player]]
* [[CBasePlayer Offset List (Zombie Panic: Source)|CBasePlayer ]]

==== GoldenEye: Source ====
* [[CGEPlayer Offset List (GoldenEye: Source)|CGEPlayer]]

== How to use the examples ==

Basically, this lets you call any [[virtual function]] by knowing it's offset. A table is created for each class that lists the address of the function for each virtual function. This method takes advantage of that to call those addresses.

Look at the examples below and edit to match the function you want to call:
Use the offset for the function you want to call in this line. ([[CCSPlayer_offset_list_(SourceMM)]])
<cpp>void *func = vtable[m_Off_GiveNamedItem];</cpp>
Change this line to match your return type and parameters:
<cpp>union {CBaseEntity *(VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)(const char *, int );</cpp>
Call the original function with your parameters (change the return type to match the function you're calling):
<cpp>return (CBaseEntity *) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)(ItemName, iSubType);</cpp>

You'll need to add an empty class for the union. Something like this:
<cpp>class VfuncEmptyClass {};</cpp>

== Examples ==

These examples are for CSS. Mani has created a set of macros to make this easier. If you ask nicely, maybe he'll give them to you or let you post them here.

<cpp>datamap_t *VFuncs::GetDataDescMap(CBaseEntity *pThisPtr)
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_GetDataDescMap];

union {datamap_t *(VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)();
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else /* GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0 */
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

return (datamap_t *) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)();

}

void VFuncs::SetModel(CBaseEntity *pThisPtr, const char *ModelName)
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_SetModel];

union {void (VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)(const char *);
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

(void) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)(ModelName);

}

void VFuncs::Teleport(CBaseEntity *pThisPtr, const Vector *newPosition, const QAngle *newAngles, const Vector *newVelocity)
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_Teleport];

union {void (VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)(const Vector *, const QAngle *, const Vector *);
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

(void) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)(newPosition, newAngles, newVelocity);

}

Vector VFuncs::EyePosition( CBaseEntity *pThisPtr )
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_EyePosition];

union {Vector (VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)( void );
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

return (Vector) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)( );

}

QAngle &VFuncs::EyeAngles( CBaseEntity *pThisPtr )
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_EyeAngles];

union {QAngle& (VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)( void );
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

return (QAngle&) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)( );

}

void VFuncs::Ignite(CBaseEntity *pThisPtr, float flFlameLifetime, bool bNPCOnly, float flSize, bool bCalledByLevelDesigner)
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_Ignite];

union {void (VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)(float , bool , float , bool );
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

(void) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)(flFlameLifetime, bNPCOnly, flSize, bCalledByLevelDesigner);

}

CBaseEntity *VFuncs::GiveNamedItem(CBaseEntity *pThisPtr, const char *ItemName, int iSubType)
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_GiveNamedItem];

union {CBaseEntity *(VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)(const char *, int );
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

return (CBaseEntity *) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)(ItemName, iSubType);
}

void VFuncs::CommitSuicide(CBaseEntity *pThisPtr)
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_CommitSuicide];

union {CBaseEntity *(VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)( void );
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

(reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)();
}
</cpp>

CTerrorPlayer Offset List (Left 4 Dead 2)

2009-10-28T03:14:46Z

DS: Added offsets from demo

Also for use when using [[Virtual Offsets (Source Mods)|virtual offsets]].

These are the Windows offsets. Linux offsets are 1 greater.

== The List ==
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

Last Updated 27 October 2009

<pre>
// Auto reconstructed from vtable block @ 0x00FC69A0
// from "server_linux.so", by ida_vtables.idc
0 CTerrorPlayer::~CTerrorPlayer()
1 CBaseEntity::SetRefEHandle(CBaseHandle const&)
2 CBaseEntity::GetRefEHandle(void)const
3 CBaseEntity::GetCollideable(void)
4 CBaseEntity::GetNetworkable(void)
5 CBaseEntity::GetBaseEntity(void)
6 CBaseEntity::GetModelIndex(void)const
7 CBaseEntity::GetModelName(void)const
8 CCSPlayer::SetModelIndex(int)
9 CTerrorPlayer::GetServerClass(void)
10 CTerrorPlayer::YouForgotToImplementOrDeclareServerClass(void)
11 CTerrorPlayer::GetDataDescMap(void)
12 CBaseAnimating::GetScriptDesc(void)
13 CBaseEntity::GetAIAddOn(void)const
14 CBaseAnimating::TestCollision(Ray_t const&,unsigned int,CGameTrace &)
15 CTerrorPlayer::TestHitboxes(Ray_t const&,unsigned int,CGameTrace &)
16 CBaseEntity::ComputeWorldSpaceSurroundingBox(Vector *,Vector *)
17 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldCollide(int,int)const
18 CBaseEntity::SetOwnerEntity(CBaseEntity*)
19 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldTransmit(CCheckTransmitInfo const*)
20 CBasePlayer::UpdateTransmitState(void)
21 CBaseCombatCharacter::SetTransmit(CCheckTransmitInfo *,bool)
22 CBasePlayer::GetTracerType(void)
23 CTerrorPlayer::Spawn(void)
24 CBaseEntity::ShouldPrecache(void)
25 CTerrorPlayer::Precache(void)
26 CBasePlayer::SetModel(char const*)
27 CBaseEntity::InitSharedVars(void)
28 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::PostConstructor(char const*)
29 CBaseEntity::PostClientActive(void)
30 CBaseEntity::OnParseMapDataFinished(void)
31 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,char const*)
32 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,float)
33 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,Vector const&)
34 CBaseEntity::GetKeyValue(char const*,char *,int)
35 CBasePlayer::Activate(void)
36 CBaseEntity::SetParent(CBaseEntity*,int)
37 CBaseEntity::SetStasis(bool)
38 CBaseEntity::IsInStasis(void)const
39 CTerrorPlayer::ObjectCaps(void)
40 CTerrorPlayer::GetUsePriority(CBaseEntity *)
41 CBaseEntity::GetGlowEntity(void)
42 CBaseEntity::GetUseType(CBaseEntity*)
43 CBaseEntity::AcceptInput(char const*,CBaseEntity*,CBaseEntity*,variant_t,int)
44 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerName(void)const
45 CBasePlayer::DrawDebugGeometryOverlays(void)
46 CTerrorPlayer::DrawDebugTextOverlays(void)
47 CBasePlayer::Save(ISave &)
48 CBasePlayer::Restore(IRestore &)
49 CBasePlayer::ShouldSavePhysics(void)
50 CBaseEntity::OnSave(IEntitySaveUtils *)
51 CBasePlayer::OnRestore(void)
52 CBasePlayer::GetDemoRecordingState(KeyValues *)
53 CBasePlayer::RequiredEdictIndex(void)
54 CBaseEntity::MoveDone(void)
55 CBaseEntity::Think(void)
56 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nNextThinkTick(void)
57 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nNextThinkTick(void *)
58 CBaseAnimating::GetBaseAnimating(void)
59 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::GetBaseAnimatingOverlay(void)
60 CTerrorPlayer::GetResponseSystem(void)
61 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::DispatchResponse(char const*)
62 CBasePlayer::Classify(void)
63 CBaseEntity::DeathNotice(CBaseEntity*)
64 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldAttractAutoAim(CBaseEntity *)
65 CTerrorPlayer::GetAutoAimRadius(void)
66 CBaseEntity::GetAutoAimCenter(void)
67 CBaseEntity::GetBeamTraceFilter(void)
68 CBaseEntity::PassesDamageFilter(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
69 CCSPlayer::TraceAttack(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&,CGameTrace *)
70 CBaseEntity::CanBeHitByMeleeAttack(CBaseEntity*)
71 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
72 CTerrorPlayer::TakeHealth(float,int)
73 CBaseEntity::IsAlive(void)const
74 CTerrorPlayer::Event_Killed(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
75 CBasePlayer::Event_KilledOther(CBaseEntity *,CTakeDamageInfo const&)
76 CBaseCombatCharacter::BloodColor(void)
77 CBaseEntity::IsTriggered(CBaseEntity*)
78 CBaseEntity::IsNPC(void)const
79 CBaseCombatCharacter::MyCombatCharacterPointer(void)
80 CBaseEntity::MyNextBotPointer(void)
81 CBaseEntity::MyInfectedPointer(void)
82 CBaseEntity::GetDelay(void)
83 CBaseEntity::IsMoving(void)
84 CBaseEntity::DamageDecal(int,int)
85 CBaseEntity::DecalTrace(CGameTrace *,char const*)
86 CBaseEntity::ImpactTrace(CGameTrace *,int,char *)
87 CBaseEntity::OnControls(CBaseEntity*)
88 CBaseEntity::HasTarget(string_t)
89 CBasePlayer::IsPlayer(void)const
90 CBasePlayer::IsNetClient(void)const
91 CBaseEntity::IsTemplate(void)
92 CBaseEntity::IsBaseObject(void)const
93 CBaseEntity::IsBaseTrain(void)const
94 CBaseEntity::IsElevator(void)const
95 CBaseEntity::IsBaseCombatWeapon(void)const
96 CBaseEntity::MyCombatWeaponPointer(void)
97 CBaseEntity::GetServerVehicle(void)
98 CBaseEntity::IsViewable(void)
99 CTerrorPlayer::ChangeTeam(int)
100 CBaseEntity::OnEntityEvent(EntityEvent_t,void *)
101 CBaseEntity::CanStandOn(CBaseEntity*)const
102 CBaseEntity::CanStandOn(edict_t *)const
103 CBaseEntity::GetEnemy(void)
104 CBaseEntity::GetEnemy(void)const
105 CBaseEntity::Use(CBaseEntity*,CBaseEntity*,USE_TYPE,float)
106 CBaseEntity::StartTouch(CBaseEntity*)
107 CTerrorPlayer::Touch(CBaseEntity *)
108 CBaseEntity::EndTouch(CBaseEntity*)
109 CBaseEntity::StartBlocked(CBaseEntity*)
110 CBaseEntity::Blocked(CBaseEntity*)
111 CBaseEntity::EndBlocked(void)
112 CBasePlayer::PhysicsSimulate(void)
113 CBaseEntity::PhysicsLandedOnGround(float)
114 CBasePlayer::UpdateOnRemove(void)
115 CBaseEntity::StopLoopingSounds(void)
116 CBaseEntity::SUB_AllowedToFade(void)
117 CTerrorPlayer::Teleport(Vector const*,QAngle const*,Vector const*)
118 CBaseEntity::NotifySystemEvent(CBaseEntity*,notify_system_event_t,notify_system_event_params_t const&)
119 CTerrorPlayer::MakeTracer(Vector const&,CGameTrace const&,int)
120 CBaseEntity::GetTracerAttachment(void)
121 CBaseEntity::FireBullets(FireBulletsInfo_t const&)
122 CBasePlayer::DoImpactEffect(CGameTrace &,int)
123 CBaseEntity::Respawn(void)
124 CBaseEntity::IsLockedByMaster(void)
125 CBaseEntity::GetMaxHealth(void)const
126 CTerrorPlayer::ModifyOrAppendCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
127 CTerrorPlayer::ModifyOrAppendDerivedCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
128 CTerrorPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iMaxHealth(void)
129 CTerrorPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iMaxHealth(void *)
130 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iHealth(void)
131 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iHealth(void *)
132 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_lifeState(void)
133 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_lifeState(void *)
134 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_takedamage(void)
135 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_takedamage(void *)
136 CBaseEntity::GetDamageType(void)const
137 CBaseEntity::GetDamage(void)
138 CBaseEntity::SetDamage(float)
139 CBasePlayer::EyePosition(void)
140 CBasePlayer::EyeAngles(void)
141 CBasePlayer::LocalEyeAngles(void)
142 CBaseEntity::EarPosition(void)
143 CBasePlayer::BodyTarget(Vector const&,bool)
144 CBaseEntity::HeadTarget(Vector const&)
145 CBaseEntity::GetVectors(Vector *,Vector *,Vector *)const
146 CBaseEntity::GetViewOffset(void)const
147 CBaseEntity::SetViewOffset(Vector const&)
148 CBasePlayer::GetSmoothedVelocity(void)
149 CBaseAnimating::GetVelocity(Vector *,Vector *)
150 CTerrorPlayer::GetFriction(void)const
151 CBaseCombatCharacter::FVisible(CBaseEntity *,int,CBaseEntity **)
152 CBaseCombatCharacter::FVisible(Vector const&,int,CBaseEntity **)
153 CBaseEntity::CanBeSeenBy(CAI_BaseNPC *)
154 CBaseEntity::GetAttackDamageScale(CBaseEntity*)
155 CBaseEntity::GetReceivedDamageScale(CBaseEntity*)
156 CTerrorPlayer::OnGroundChanged(CBaseEntity *,CBaseEntity *)
157 CBaseEntity::GetGroundVelocityToApply(Vector &)
158 CBaseEntity::PhysicsSplash(Vector const&,Vector const&,float,float)
159 CBaseEntity::Splash(void)
160 CBaseEntity::WorldSpaceCenter(void)const
161 CCSPlayer::GetSoundEmissionOrigin(void)const
162 CBaseEntity::CreateVPhysics(void)
163 CBaseEntity::ForceVPhysicsCollide(CBaseEntity*)
164 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsDestroyObject(void)
165 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsUpdate(IPhysicsObject *)
166 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsTakeDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
167 CBaseCombatCharacter::VPhysicsShadowCollision(int,gamevcollisionevent_t *)
168 CTerrorPlayer::VPhysicsShadowUpdate(IPhysicsObject *)
169 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsCollision(int,gamevcollisionevent_t *)
170 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsFriction(IPhysicsObject *,float,int,int)
171 CBaseEntity::UpdatePhysicsShadowToCurrentPosition(float)
172 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsGetObjectList(IPhysicsObject **,int)
173 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsIsFlesh(void)
174 CBaseEntity::CanPushEntity(CBaseEntity*)const
175 CBaseEntity::HasPhysicsAttacker(float)
176 CBasePlayer::PhysicsSolidMaskForEntity(void)const
177 CBaseEntity::ResolveFlyCollisionCustom(CGameTrace &,Vector &)
178 CBaseEntity::PerformCustomPhysics(Vector *,Vector *,QAngle *,QAngle *)
179 CBaseAnimating::GetStepOrigin(void)const
180 CBaseAnimating::GetStepAngles(void)const
181 CBaseEntity::ShouldDrawWaterImpacts(void)
182 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_fFlags(void)
183 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_fFlags(void *)
184 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nWaterLevel(void)
185 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nWaterLevel(void *)
186 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_hGroundEntity(void)
187 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_hGroundEntity(void *)
188 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecBaseVelocity(void)
189 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecBaseVelocity(void *)
190 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_flFriction(void)
191 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_flFriction(void *)
192 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecVelocity(void)
193 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecVelocity(void *)
194 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_bClientSideRagdoll(void)
195 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_bClientSideRagdoll(void *)
196 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecViewOffset(void)
197 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecViewOffset(void *)
198 CBaseEntity::RunVScripts(void)
199 CBaseAnimating::GetIdealSpeed(void)const
200 CBaseAnimating::GetIdealAccel(void)const
201 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::StudioFrameAdvance(void)
202 CBaseAnimating::ReachedEndOfSequence(void)
203 CBaseAnimating::OnSequenceSet(int)
204 CBaseAnimating::IsActivityFinished(void)
205 CBaseAnimating::GetSequenceGroundSpeed(CStudioHdr *,int)
206 CBaseAnimating::ClampRagdollForce(Vector const&,Vector*)
207 CBaseAnimating::BecomeRagdollOnClient(Vector const&)
208 CBaseAnimating::IsRagdoll(void)
209 CBaseAnimating::CanBecomeRagdoll(void)
210 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::GetSkeleton(CStudioHdr *,matrix3x4_t const&,Vector *,QuaternionAligned *,int)
211 CBaseAnimating::GetBoneTransform(int,matrix3x4_t &)
212 CBaseAnimating::SetupBones(matrix3x4_t *,int)
213 CBaseAnimating::CalculateIKLocks(float)
214 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::DispatchAnimEvents(CBaseAnimating *)
215 CTerrorPlayer::HandleAnimEvent(animevent_t *)
216 CBaseAnimating::PopulatePoseParameters(void)
217 CBaseAnimating::GetAttachment(int,matrix3x4_t &)
218 CBaseAnimating::InitBoneControllers(void)
219 CBaseAnimating::GetGroundSpeedVelocity(void)
220 CBaseAnimating::IsViewModel(void)const
221 CTerrorPlayer::Ignite(float,bool,float,bool)
222 CBaseAnimating::IgniteLifetime(float)
223 CBaseAnimating::IgniteUseCheapEffect(bool)
224 CTerrorPlayer::Extinguish(void)
225 CBaseAnimating::IsFrozen(void)
226 CBaseAnimating::Freeze(float,CBaseEntity *,Ray_t *)
227 CBaseAnimating::Unfreeze(void)
228 CBaseAnimating::Dissolve(char const*,float,bool,int,Vector,int)
229 CBaseAnimating::SetLightingOrigin(CBaseEntity *)
230 CBaseFlex::SetViewtarget(Vector const&)
231 CBaseFlex::StartSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *,CChoreoActor *,CBaseEntity *)
232 CBaseFlex::ProcessSceneEvents(void)
233 CBaseFlex::ProcessSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *)
234 CBaseFlex::ClearSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,bool,bool)
235 CBaseFlex::CheckSceneEventCompletion(CSceneEventInfo *,float,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *)
236 CTerrorPlayer::PlayScene(char const*,float,AI_Response *,IRecipientFilter *)
237 CBaseFlex::PlayAutoGeneratedSoundScene(char const*)
238 CBasePlayer::GetPhysicsImpactDamageTable(void)
239 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInViewCone(CBaseEntity *)
240 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInViewCone(Vector const&)
241 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInAimCone(CBaseEntity *)
242 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInAimCone(Vector const&)
243 CBaseCombatCharacter::ShouldShootMissTarget(CBaseCombatCharacter*)
244 CBaseCombatCharacter::FindMissTarget(void)
245 CBaseCombatCharacter::HandleInteraction(int,void *,CBaseCombatCharacter*)
246 CBasePlayer::BodyAngles(void)
247 CBaseCombatCharacter::BodyDirection2D(void)
248 CBaseCombatCharacter::BodyDirection3D(void)
249 CBaseCombatCharacter::HeadDirection2D(void)
250 CBaseCombatCharacter::HeadDirection3D(void)
251 CBaseCombatCharacter::EyeDirection2D(void)
252 CBaseCombatCharacter::EyeDirection3D(void)
253 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(Vector const&)const
254 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(CBaseEntity *)const
255 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(float)const
256 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(Vector const&)const
257 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(CBaseEntity *)const
258 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(float)const
259 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogParams(fogparams_t *)const
260 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLookingTowards(CBaseEntity const*,float)const
261 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLookingTowards(Vector const&,float)const
262 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsInFieldOfView(CBaseEntity *)const
263 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsInFieldOfView(Vector const&)const
264 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLineOfSightClear(CBaseEntity *,CBaseCombatCharacter::LineOfSightCheckType)const
265 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLineOfSightClear(Vector const&,CBaseCombatCharacter::LineOfSightCheckType,CBaseEntity *)const
266 CTerrorPlayer::OnFootstep(Vector const&,bool,bool)
267 CCSPlayer::GetGroundSurface(void)const
268 CTerrorPlayer::GetFootstepSound(char const*,bool,float,bool)const
269 CTerrorPlayer::AreFootstepsAudible(void)const
270 CTerrorPlayer::IsFootstepAudible(float,bool)const
271 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFootstepRunThreshold(void)const
272 CBaseCombatCharacter::GiveAmmo(int,int,bool)
273 CTerrorPlayer::RemoveAmmo(int,int)
274 CBaseCombatCharacter::NPC_TranslateActivity(Activity)
275 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_TranslateActivity(Activity,bool *)
276 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_FrameUpdate(void)
277 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_HandleAnimEvent(animevent_t *)
278 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_CanUse(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
279 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_Equip(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
280 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_EquipAmmoOnly(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
281 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_Drop(CBaseCombatWeapon *,Vector const*,Vector const*)
282 CCSPlayer::Weapon_Switch(CBaseCombatWeapon *,int)
283 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_ShootPosition(void)
284 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_CanSwitchTo(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
285 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_SlotOccupied(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
286 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_GetSlot(int)const
287 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddPlayerItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
288 CBasePlayer::RemovePlayerItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
289 CBaseCombatCharacter::CanBecomeServerRagdoll(void)
290 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamage_Alive(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
291 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnTakeDamage_Dying(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
292 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnTakeDamage_Dead(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
293 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetAliveDuration(void)const
294 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnFriendDamaged(CBaseCombatCharacter*,CBaseEntity *)
295 CBaseCombatCharacter::NotifyFriendsOfDamage(CBaseEntity *)
296 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasEverBeenInjured(int)const
297 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetTimeSinceLastInjury(int)const
298 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnPlayerKilledOther(CBaseEntity *,CTakeDamageInfo const&)
299 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetDeathActivity(void)
300 CBaseCombatCharacter::CorpseGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
301 CBaseCombatCharacter::CorpseFade(void)
302 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasHumanGibs(void)
303 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasAlienGibs(void)
304 CBaseCombatCharacter::ShouldGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
305 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnKilledNPC(CBaseCombatCharacter*)
306 CBaseCombatCharacter::Event_Gibbed(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
307 CBasePlayer::Event_Dying(void)
308 CBaseCombatCharacter::BecomeRagdoll(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&)
309 CBaseCombatCharacter::FixupBurningServerRagdoll(CBaseEntity *)
310 CBaseCombatCharacter::BecomeRagdollBoogie(CBaseEntity *,Vector const&,float,int)
311 CBaseCombatCharacter::CheckTraceHullAttack(float,Vector const&,Vector const&,int,int,float,bool)
312 CBaseCombatCharacter::CheckTraceHullAttack(Vector const&,Vector const&,Vector const&,Vector const&,int,int,float,bool)
313 CBaseCombatCharacter::PushawayTouch(CBaseEntity *)
314 CBaseCombatCharacter::IRelationType(CBaseEntity *)
315 CBaseCombatCharacter::IRelationPriority(CBaseEntity *)
316 CBasePlayer::IsInAVehicle(void)const
317 CBasePlayer::GetVehicle(void)
318 CBasePlayer::GetVehicleEntity(void)
319 CBaseCombatCharacter::ExitVehicle(void)
320 CBaseCombatCharacter::CalcWeaponProficiency(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
321 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetAttackSpread(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseEntity *)
322 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetSpreadBias(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseEntity *)
323 CBasePlayer::DoMuzzleFlash(void)
324 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddEntityRelationship(CBaseEntity *,Disposition_t,int)
325 CBaseCombatCharacter::RemoveEntityRelationship(CBaseEntity *)
326 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddClassRelationship(Class_T,Disposition_t,int)
327 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnChangeActiveWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseCombatWeapon *)
328 CTerrorPlayer::GetLastKnownArea(void)const
329 CTerrorPlayer::IsAreaTraversable(CNavArea const*)const
330 CBaseCombatCharacter::ClearLastKnownArea(void)
331 CBaseCombatCharacter::UpdateLastKnownArea(void)
332 CTerrorPlayer::OnNavAreaChanged(CNavArea *,CNavArea *)
333 CTerrorPlayer::OnNavAreaRemoved(CNavArea *)
334 CTerrorPlayer::GetClass(void)const
335 CTerrorPlayer::CanBeA(ZombieClassType)const
336 CTerrorPlayer::OnHitByVomitJar(CBaseCombatCharacter *)
337 CTerrorPlayer::IsIT(void)const
338 CTerrorPlayer::OnPursuedBy(INextBot *)
339 CTerrorPlayer::IsGhost(void)const
340 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iAmmo(void)
341 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iAmmo(void *)
342 CCSPlayer::CreateViewModel(int)
343 CCSPlayer::SetupVisibility(CBaseEntity *,unsigned char *,int)
344 CTerrorPlayer::WantsLagCompensationOnEntity(CBaseEntity const*,CUserCmd const*,CBitVec<2048> const*)const
345 CBasePlayer::SharedSpawn(void)
346 CBasePlayer::ForceRespawn(void)
347 CTerrorPlayer::InitialSpawn(void)
348 CBasePlayer::InitHUD(void)
349 CCSPlayer::ShowViewPortPanel(char const*,bool,KeyValues *)
350 CCSPlayer::PlayerDeathThink(void)
351 CBasePlayer::Jump(void)
352 CBasePlayer::Duck(void)
353 CTerrorPlayer::Cough(CBasePlayer *)
354 CTerrorPlayer::PreThink(void)
355 CTerrorPlayer::PostThink(void)
356 CBasePlayer::DamageEffect(float,int)
357 CCSPlayer::OnDamagedByExplosion(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
358 CBasePlayer::ShouldFadeOnDeath(void)
359 CBasePlayer::IsFakeClient(void)const
360 CTerrorPlayer::GetCharacterDisplayName(void)
361 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerMins(void)const
362 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerMaxs(void)const
363 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateCollisionBounds(void)
364 CBasePlayer::CalcRoll(QAngle const&,Vector const&,float,float)
365 CBasePlayer::PackDeadPlayerItems(void)
366 CCSPlayer::RemoveAllItems(bool)
367 CTerrorPlayer::IsRunning(void)const
368 CBasePlayer::Weapon_SetLast(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
369 CBasePlayer::Weapon_ShouldSetLast(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseCombatWeapon *)
370 CBasePlayer::Weapon_ShouldSelectItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
371 CBasePlayer::HasUnlockableWeapons(int)
372 CBasePlayer::UpdateClientData(void)
373 CBasePlayer::UpdateBattery(void)
374 CBasePlayer::ExitLadder(void)
375 CBasePlayer::GetLadderSurface(Vector const&)
376 CTerrorPlayer::IsAbleToAutoCenterOnLadders(void)const
377 CBasePlayer::SetFlashlightEnabled(bool)
378 CCSPlayer::FlashlightIsOn(void)
379 CTerrorPlayer::FlashlightTurnOn(bool)
380 CTerrorPlayer::FlashlightTurnOff(bool)
381 CBasePlayer::IsIlluminatedByFlashlight(CBaseEntity *,float *)
382 CCSPlayer::UpdateStepSound(surfacedata_t *,Vector const&,Vector const&)
383 CCSPlayer::PlayStepSound(Vector &,surfacedata_t *,float,bool)
384 CBasePlayer::GetStepSoundVelocities(float *,float *)
385 CBasePlayer::SetStepSoundTime(stepsoundtimes_t,bool)
386 CTerrorPlayer::DeathSound(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
387 CBasePlayer::GetSoundscapeListener(void)
388 CCSPlayer::SetAnimation(PLAYER_ANIM)
389 CBasePlayer::OnMainActivityComplete(Activity,Activity)
390 CBasePlayer::OnMainActivityInterrupted(Activity,Activity)
391 CTerrorPlayer::ImpulseCommands(void)
392 CTerrorPlayer::CheatImpulseCommands(int)
393 CTerrorPlayer::ClientCommand(CCommand const&)
394 CBasePlayer::StartObserverMode(int)
395 CBasePlayer::StopObserverMode(void)
396 CBasePlayer::ModeWantsSpectatorGUI(int)
397 CTerrorPlayer::SetObserverMode(int)
398 CBasePlayer::GetObserverMode(void)
399 CTerrorPlayer::SetObserverTarget(CBaseEntity *)
400 CBasePlayer::ObserverUse(bool)
401 CBasePlayer::GetObserverTarget(void)
402 CTerrorPlayer::FindNextObserverTarget(bool)
403 CCSPlayer::GetNextObserverSearchStartPoint(bool)
404 CTerrorPlayer::PassesObserverFilter(CBaseEntity const*)
405 CTerrorPlayer::IsValidObserverTarget(CBaseEntity *)
406 CBasePlayer::CheckObserverSettings(void)
407 CBasePlayer::JumptoPosition(Vector const&,QAngle const&)
408 CBasePlayer::ForceObserverMode(int)
409 CCSPlayer::ResetObserverMode(void)
410 CBasePlayer::ValidateCurrentObserverTarget(void)
411 CBasePlayer::AttemptToExitFreezeCam(void)
412 CTerrorPlayer::WantsRoamingObserverMode(void)const
413 CCSPlayer::StartReplayMode(float,float,int)
414 CCSPlayer::StopReplayMode(void)
415 CBasePlayer::GetDelayTicks(void)
416 CBasePlayer::GetReplayEntity(void)
417 CBasePlayer::CreateCorpse(void)
418 CTerrorPlayer::EntSelectSpawnPoint(void)
419 CBasePlayer::GetInVehicle(IServerVehicle *,int)
420 CBasePlayer::LeaveVehicle(Vector const&,QAngle const&)
421 CBasePlayer::OnVehicleStart(void)
422 CBasePlayer::OnVehicleEnd(Vector &)
423 CTerrorPlayer::BumpWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
424 CBasePlayer::SelectLastItem(void)
425 CBasePlayer::SelectItem(char const*,int)
426 CBasePlayer::SelectItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
427 CTerrorPlayer::ItemPostFrame(void)
428 CTerrorPlayer::GiveNamedItem(char const*,int,bool)
429 CBasePlayer::CheckTrainUpdate(void)
430 CBasePlayer::SetPlayerUnderwater(bool)
431 CTerrorPlayer::PlayWadeSound(void)
432 CTerrorPlayer::CanBreatheUnderwater(void)const
433 CTerrorPlayer::CanRecoverCurrentDrowningDamage(void)const
434 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerUse(CBaseEntity *)
435 CCSPlayer::PlayUseDenySound(void)
436 CTerrorPlayer::FindUseEntity(float,float,float,bool *,bool)
437 CTerrorPlayer::IsUseableEntity(CBaseEntity *,unsigned int)
438 CTerrorPlayer::OnUseEntity(CBaseEntity *,USE_TYPE)
439 CTerrorPlayer::PickupObject(CBaseEntity *,bool)
440 CTerrorPlayer::ForceDropOfCarriedPhysObjects(CBaseEntity *)
441 CTerrorPlayer::GetHeldObjectMass(IPhysicsObject *)
442 CTerrorPlayer::IsHoldingEntity(CBaseEntity *)
443 CBasePlayer::UpdateGeigerCounter(void)
444 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float)
445 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float,float)
446 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float,float,float,AimResults *)
447 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(autoaim_params_t &)
448 CBasePlayer::ShouldAutoaim(void)
449 CBasePlayer::ForceClientDllUpdate(void)
450 CBasePlayer::ProcessUsercmds(CUserCmd *,int,int,int,bool)
451 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerRunCommand(CUserCmd *,IMoveHelper *)
452 CBasePlayer::ChangeTeam(int,bool,bool)
453 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanHearAndReadChatFrom(CBasePlayer *)
454 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanSpeak(void)
455 CCSPlayer::ModifyOrAppendPlayerCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
456 CTerrorPlayer::CheckChatText(char *,int)
457 CBasePlayer::CreateRagdollEntity(void)
458 CBasePlayer::ShouldAnnounceAchievement(void)
459 CTerrorPlayer::ForceChangeTeam(int)
460 CBasePlayer::IsFollowingPhysics(void)
461 CTerrorPlayer::InitVCollision(Vector const&,Vector const&)
462 CBasePlayer::UpdatePhysicsShadowToCurrentPosition(void)
463 CBasePlayer::Hints(void)
464 CBasePlayer::IsReadyToPlay(void)
465 CBasePlayer::IsReadyToSpawn(void)
466 CBasePlayer::ShouldGainInstantSpawn(void)
467 CBasePlayer::ResetPerRoundStats(void)
468 CBasePlayer::ResetScores(void)
469 CBasePlayer::EquipSuit(bool)
470 CBasePlayer::RemoveSuit(void)
471 CTerrorPlayer::OnUseEntityChanged(void)
472 CBasePlayer::CommitSuicide(bool,bool)
473 CBasePlayer::CommitSuicide(Vector const&,bool,bool)
474 CBasePlayer::IsBot(void)const
475 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::GetExpresser(void)
476 CCSPlayer::SpawnArmorValue(void)const
477 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateTonemapController(void)
478 CCSPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_ArmorValue(void)
479 CCSPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_ArmorValue(void *)
480 CTerrorPlayer::IsAutoCrouched(void)const
481 CTerrorPlayer::GetAvailableSteadyStateSlots(void)
482 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpeak(CBasePlayer *,char const*,float)
483 CTerrorPlayer::OnVoiceTransmit(void)
484 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerSolidMask(bool)const
485 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::NoteSpeaking(float,float)
486 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::Speak(CAI_Concept,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
487 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::Speak(CAI_Concept,AI_CriteriaSet *,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
488 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::PostSpeakDispatchResponse(CAI_Concept,AI_Response *)
489 CTerrorPlayer::SpeakIfAllowed(CAI_Concept,SpeechPriorityType,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
490 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::SpeakConceptIfAllowed(int,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
491 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanSpeakVoiceCommand(void)
492 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::ShouldShowVoiceSubtitleToEnemy(void)
493 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::NoteSpokeVoiceCommand(char const*)
494 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::OnAchievementEarned(int)
495 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::GetMultiplayerExpresser(void)
496 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CalculateTeamBalanceScore(void)
497 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CreateExpresser(void)
498 CCSPlayer::FirePlayerHurtEvent(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
499 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamageInternal(CTakeDamageInfo &)
500 CTerrorPlayer::AllowDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
501 CTerrorPlayer::GetHealthBuffer(void)const
502 CTerrorPlayer::IsIncapacitated(void)const
503 CTerrorPlayer::GetAdjustedDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&,float,float,bool)
504 CTerrorPlayer::DoBloodEffect(float,CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&,CGameTrace *)
505 CCSPlayer::GiveNamedItem(char const*,int)
506 CCSPlayer::IsBeingGivenItem(void)const
507 CTerrorPlayer::DoAnimationEvent(PlayerAnimEvent_t,int)
508 CTerrorPlayer::KickBack(float,float,float,float,float,float,int)
509 CTerrorPlayer::IsImmobilized(void)const
510 CTerrorPlayer::GiveDefaultItems(void)
511 CTerrorPlayer::RoundRespawn(void)
512 CTerrorPlayer::ObserverRoundRespawn(void)
513 CCSPlayer::Blind(float,float,float)
514 CTerrorPlayer::Deafen(float,float,float)
515 CTerrorPlayer::ResetMaxSpeed(void)
516 CCSPlayer::HandleCommand_JoinClass(int)
517 CTerrorPlayer::HandleCommand_JoinTeam(int,char const*,bool)
518 CTerrorPlayer::GetIntoGame(void)
519 CTerrorPlayer::WantsMOTD(void)const
520 CTerrorPlayer::AutoSelectTeam(void)
521 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveActiveState(void)
522 CTerrorPlayer::Pain(bool)
523 CTerrorPlayer::OnTeamChanged(int)
524 CTerrorPlayer::CanAttack(void)const
525 CTerrorPlayer::OnWeaponFired(void)
526 CCSPlayer::QueueScreenBloodSplatter(int,float)
527 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadStart(bool,int,bool)
528 CTerrorPlayer::CreateNoise(float)
529 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkObserverMode(void)
530 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterRescueState(void)
531 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkRescueState(void)
532 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveRescueState(void)
533 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterGhostState(void)
534 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkGhostState(void)
535 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveGhostState(void)
536 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterIntroCameraState(void)
537 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkIntroCameraState(void)
538 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveIntroCameraState(void)
539 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveDeathAnimState(void)
540 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveDeathWaitForKeyState(void)
541 CTerrorPlayer::CanUseFlashlight(void)const
542 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateAddonBits(void)
543 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateRadar(void)
544 CTerrorPlayer::SelectDeathPose(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
545 CTerrorPlayer::CanChangeName(void)const
546 CTerrorPlayer::ChangeName(char const*)
547 CTerrorPlayer::IsProgressBarActive(void)const
548 CTerrorPlayer::CreateRagdollEntity(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
549 CTerrorPlayer::GetRagdollType(void)const
550 CTerrorPlayer::SetModelFromClass(void)
551 CTerrorPlayer::SetModelFromClassAtSpawn(void)
552 CTerrorPlayer::DropWeapons(bool)
553 CTerrorPlayer::RecordDamageTaken(char const*,int)
554 CTerrorPlayer::OnPlayerDisconnected(CTerrorPlayer*)
555 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpawn(void)
556 CTerrorPlayer::RestoreSpawn(void)
557 CTerrorPlayer::OnBeginChangeLevel(char const*)
558 CTerrorPlayer::OnEndChangeLevel(void)
559 CTerrorPlayer::SetDoingRestore(bool)
560 CTerrorPlayer::GetTeamSwitchRule(void)const
561 CTerrorPlayer::IsReadyToShove(void)
562 CTerrorPlayer::SetNextShoveTime(float)
563 CTerrorPlayer::CommitSuicide(bool)
564 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpokeConcept(CAI_Concept,AI_Response *)
565 CTerrorPlayer::RestoreWeapons(void)
566 CTerrorPlayer::DropWeaponInSlot(int)
567 CTerrorPlayer::QueueScreenBloodSplatter(int,float,CTerrorPlayer::SplatterType_t)
568 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadEnd(void)
569 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadAbort(void)
570 CTerrorPlayer::OnAttackSuccess(CBaseCombatCharacter *,bool)
571 CTerrorPlayer::CanBeShoved(CBaseEntity *)const
572 CTerrorPlayer::IsWielding(CSWeaponID)const
573 CTerrorPlayer::IsWieldingWeaponOfType(CSWeaponType)const
574 CTerrorPlayer::IsZoomed(void)
575 CTerrorPlayer::CanPlayerJump(void)const
576 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerZombieAbortControl(void)
577 CTerrorPlayer::CanBeShoved(void)
578 CTerrorPlayer::SetClass(ZombieClassType)
579 CTerrorPlayer::SetCharacter(void)
580 CTerrorPlayer::OnRevived(void)
581 CTerrorPlayer::OnAwardEarned(AwardType,CBaseEntity *)
582 CTerrorPlayer::OnAwardLost(AwardType)
583 CTerrorPlayer::ScoreKilledZombie(ZombieClassType)
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Metamod:Source

2009-10-05T12:52:25Z

DS:

:{{owned_project}}
==Introduction==
Metamod:Source is an API manager and interception handler that sits in between the [[Half-Life_2|Half-Life 2]] Engine (Source) and a subsequent Game Modification (MOD). It can dynamically load "Metamod:Source Plugins", written in C++, to intercept, override, and hook Engine and GameDLL API interfaces. It also allows for inter-plugin communication. As a backend it contains [[SourceHook]], a powerful library for safely manipulating virtual table hooks.

[[Category:Half-Life 2]]
[[Category:Metamod:Source Documentation]]

==Where to Download==
Metamod:Source is hosted on [http://sourceforge.net/projects/sourcemm Source Forge] or can be accessed via the [http://www.sourcemm.net/ Metamod:Source Home Page].

==Naming Conventions==
The name "SourceMM" is no longer used.

==History==
Metamod:Source is derived from the [[Metamod]] concept of intercepting calls between a game's engine and mod library. While not based on the same code, the API is designed to be similar and familiar to [[Half-Life 1]] programmers.

====SourceMod Core1====
Initially, the [[SourceMod]] project was started as the next-generation continuation of the [[AMX Mod X]] project. It was designed to be a meta-interface layer for inter-communicating plugins. However, as development continued, it was soon realized that the [[Valve Server Plugin]] interface would not be sufficient to provide proper engine access.

[[User:PM|Pavol Marko]] (core1 developer) decided to add "SourceHook" to SourceMod core1. It was embedded as a large library for hooking specific virtual table functions. After multiple revisions (see [[SourceHook]] history), it became apparent that 1)SourceHook needed to be game and interface generic, and 2)SourceMod and SourceHook needed to be split into two separate projects. The logic behind this was that SourceHook needed to be a layer above [[Valve Server Plugin]]s, in order to properly manage hooks with the least possibility of conflicts. Furthermore, SourceMod should be a plugin to the SourceHook interface, rather than managing it. This decision can be likened to [[Admin-Mod]]'s early decision to split into the first [[Metamod]] project.

====SourceHook Finalized====
After four major revisions, [[SourceHook]] was mature enough to be used in a production environment. While [[User:PM|PM]] concentrated on fleshing out [[SourceHook]], [[User:BAILOPAN|BAILOPAN]] and [[User:DS|DS]] created the GameDLL wrapper portion.

====Version 1.0====
On May 6, 2005, Metamod:Source 1.0 was released with SourceHook v4.1 as a backend. GameDLL wrapping was achieved by providing the engine with fake copies of the IServerGame* interfaces. Once the true GameDLL location was known it would be loaded by Metamod:Source. The fake interface then directly wrapped calls to the real GameDLL.

====Version 1.1====
On October 21, 2005, the first major revision of Metamod:Source was released, featuring SourceHook v4.4, internal event listeners, dropped reliance on STL, and rewritten GameDLL hooking code. The [[Day of Defeat|Day of Defeat:Source]] release by [[VALVe_Software|Valve Software]] revealed that the binary interface between the engine and mod wasn't necessarily public or current, and MM:S's detection was improved for compatibility and speed. Furthermore, Metamod:Source stopped wrapping the GameDLL interfaces and began using SourceHook to hook them.

====Version 1.2====
On January 7th, 2006, Metamod:Source was updated for SourceHook v4.3, but received no major API changes.

====Version 1.3====
On August 16th, 2006, Metamod:Source was updated for SourceHook v4.4, minor API changes, bug fixes, and a sync to the latest HL2SDK.

====Version 1.4====
On April 5th, 2007, Metamod:Source was updated with API for [[Valve Server Plugin]] interface hooking and crash-safe user message enumeration. An experimental gameinfo.txt update tool was also added. No SourceHook changes were made in this release.

====Version 1.6====
Currently in development, Metamod:Source received a near complete overhaul to abstract engine-specific code to support Orange Box. Additionally, SourceHook received a massive overhaul and is now v5.0, adding global hooks and various major API simplifications. It is the first backwards compatibility break since 1.1.

==Design Considerations==
====Metamod====
Originally, Metamod:Source was a plugin co-existing with SourceMod. However, there are factories, pointers, and certain capabilities not possible from a [[Valve Server Plugin]]. Furthermore, the [[Half-Life 2]] engine does not properly unload VSPs, making debugging and resource unloading more difficult. Eventually it was decided the added functionality and fine-tuned control outweighed the extra cost of having to configure an intercepting binary.

====Plugins====
Plugins are specific to Metamod:Source. This means that [[Valve Server Plugin]]s and [[Open_Source_Plugins_for_Metamod:Source|Metamod:Source Plugins]] are entirely separate in the API characteristics. While it is certainly possible to expose the necessary interfaces to VSPs, it creates an added layer of complexity for dealing with things that Metamod:Source might not directly control. For example, when a Metamod:Source plugin is removed at runtime, all of the necessary hooks are also removed. A VSP has no clear callback for detecting this event, therefore it would be more difficult to ensure proper unloading. VSP and MM:S plugins also have different ways of attaching and detaching server [[Cvars|cvars]] and [[Console commands|concmds]].

By keeping the plugin system isolated, Metamod:Source can also provide a unique set of console commands and API. For example, plugins can listen for certain Metamod:Source-specific events and provide communication channels with other plugins.

====Hooking====
Metamod:Source is powered by [[SourceHook]], a versatile library for hooking virtual functions. The original [[Half-Life 1]] engine used structs of function pointers which could easily be modified as they passed from one library to another. However, HL2 is comprised almost entirely of pure virtual interfaces. SourceHook was designed for declaring single hooks against a given virtual function and a this pointer, which is not only faster than a blanket hooking system like Metamod's, but more flexible and precise.

Hooking under Metamod:Source has a number of features that don't exist in a hooking system style like Metamod's, and it achieves something closer to [[Detours|detours]], rather than Metamod, which is hardcoded. For example
*You can change parent parameters during a hooked call
*You can hook member functions, both by a pre-existing declaration or given vtable offset
*You can call the original function and still fire its associated hooks, or you can call it without firing hooks in order to prevent infinite recursion

==Documentation==
For more information on installing, configuring, and coding for Metamod:Source, see [[:Category:Documentation (SourceMM)|Documentation]].

==The Future==
While Metamod:Source is a stable/production product, more features are on the horizon. There are distant plans for a [[Detours|detouring]] library and a library for efficiently automated [[Signature Scanning|signature scanning]].

==License==
Metamod:Source is licensed under the [[zLib/libpng License]]. It is free to use for both open-source and proprietary projects.

==External Links==
*[http://www.sourcemm.net/ Metamod:Source Website]
*[http://www.metamod.org/ Metamod Website]
*[http://www.sourcemod.net/ SourceMod Website]
*[http://resonus.net/doxygen_sourcemm/ Doxygen of Metamod:Source]

CTerrorPlayer Offset List (Left 4 Dead)

2009-08-16T06:08:46Z

DS:

Also for use when using [[Virtual Offsets (Source Mods)|virtual offsets]].

These are the Windows offsets. Linux offsets are 1 greater.

== The List ==
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

Last Updated 16 August 2009

<pre>
// Auto reconstructed from vtable block @ 0x00F14300
// from "server_i486.so", by ida_vtables.idc
0 CTerrorPlayer::~CTerrorPlayer()
1 CBaseEntity::SetRefEHandle(CBaseHandle const&)
2 CBaseEntity::GetRefEHandle(void)const
3 CBaseEntity::GetCollideable(void)
4 CBaseEntity::GetNetworkable(void)
5 CBaseEntity::GetBaseEntity(void)
6 CBaseEntity::GetModelIndex(void)const
7 CBaseEntity::GetModelName(void)const
8 CCSPlayer::SetModelIndex(int)
9 CTerrorPlayer::GetServerClass(void)
10 CTerrorPlayer::YouForgotToImplementOrDeclareServerClass(void)
11 CTerrorPlayer::GetDataDescMap(void)
12 CBaseAnimating::TestCollision(Ray_t const&,unsigned int,CGameTrace &)
13 CTerrorPlayer::TestHitboxes(Ray_t const&,unsigned int,CGameTrace &)
14 CBaseEntity::ComputeWorldSpaceSurroundingBox(Vector *,Vector *)
15 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldCollide(int,int)const
16 CBaseEntity::SetOwnerEntity(CBaseEntity*)
17 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldTransmit(CCheckTransmitInfo const*)
18 CBasePlayer::UpdateTransmitState(void)
19 CBaseCombatCharacter::SetTransmit(CCheckTransmitInfo *,bool)
20 CBasePlayer::GetTracerType(void)
21 CTerrorPlayer::Spawn(void)
22 CTerrorPlayer::Precache(void)
23 CBasePlayer::SetModel(char const*)
24 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::PostConstructor(char const*)
25 CBaseEntity::PostClientActive(void)
26 CBaseEntity::ParseMapData(CEntityMapData *)
27 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,char const*)
28 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,float)
29 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,Vector const&)
30 CBaseEntity::GetKeyValue(char const*,char *,int)
31 CBasePlayer::Activate(void)
32 CBaseEntity::SetParent(CBaseEntity*,int)
33 CTerrorPlayer::ObjectCaps(void)
34 CTerrorPlayer::GetUsePriority(CBaseEntity *)
35 CBaseEntity::GetGlowEntity(void)
36 CBaseEntity::GetUseType(CBaseEntity*)
37 CBaseEntity::AcceptInput(char const*,CBaseEntity*,CBaseEntity*,variant_t,int)
38 CBasePlayer::DrawDebugGeometryOverlays(void)
39 CBaseAnimating::DrawDebugTextOverlays(void)
40 CBasePlayer::Save(ISave &)
41 CBasePlayer::Restore(IRestore &)
42 CBasePlayer::ShouldSavePhysics(void)
43 CBaseEntity::OnSave(IEntitySaveUtils *)
44 CBasePlayer::OnRestore(void)
45 CBasePlayer::RequiredEdictIndex(void)
46 CBaseEntity::MoveDone(void)
47 CBaseEntity::Think(void)
48 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nNextThinkTick(void)
49 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nNextThinkTick(void *)
50 CBaseAnimating::GetBaseAnimating(void)
51 CTerrorPlayer::GetResponseSystem(void)
52 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::DispatchResponse(char const*)
53 CBasePlayer::Classify(void)
54 CBaseEntity::DeathNotice(CBaseEntity*)
55 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldAttractAutoAim(CBaseEntity *)
56 CBaseEntity::GetAutoAimRadius(void)
57 CBaseEntity::GetAutoAimCenter(void)
58 CBaseEntity::GetBeamTraceFilter(void)
59 CBaseEntity::PassesDamageFilter(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
60 CCSPlayer::TraceAttack(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&,CGameTrace *)
61 CBaseEntity::CanBeHitByMeleeAttack(CBaseEntity*)
62 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
63 CTerrorPlayer::TakeHealth(float,int)
64 CBaseEntity::IsAlive(void)const
65 CTerrorPlayer::Event_Killed(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
66 CBasePlayer::Event_KilledOther(CBaseEntity *,CTakeDamageInfo const&)
67 CBaseCombatCharacter::BloodColor(void)
68 CBaseEntity::IsTriggered(CBaseEntity*)
69 CBaseEntity::IsNPC(void)const
70 CBaseCombatCharacter::MyCombatCharacterPointer(void)
71 CBaseEntity::MyNextBotPointer(void)
72 CBaseEntity::MyInfectedPointer(void)
73 CBaseEntity::GetDelay(void)
74 CBaseEntity::IsMoving(void)
75 CBaseEntity::DamageDecal(int,int)
76 CBaseEntity::DecalTrace(CGameTrace *,char const*)
77 CBaseEntity::ImpactTrace(CGameTrace *,int,char *)
78 CBaseEntity::OnControls(CBaseEntity*)
79 CBaseEntity::HasTarget(string_t)
80 CBasePlayer::IsPlayer(void)const
81 CBasePlayer::IsNetClient(void)const
82 CBaseEntity::IsTemplate(void)
83 CBaseEntity::IsBaseObject(void)const
84 CBaseEntity::IsBaseCombatWeapon(void)const
85 CBaseEntity::MyCombatWeaponPointer(void)
86 CBaseEntity::GetServerVehicle(void)
87 CBaseEntity::IsViewable(void)
88 CTerrorPlayer::ChangeTeam(int)
89 CBaseEntity::OnEntityEvent(EntityEvent_t,void *)
90 CBaseEntity::CanStandOn(CBaseEntity*)const
91 CBaseEntity::CanStandOn(edict_t *)const
92 CBaseEntity::GetEnemy(void)
93 CBaseEntity::GetEnemy(void)const
94 CBaseEntity::Use(CBaseEntity*,CBaseEntity*,USE_TYPE,float)
95 CBaseEntity::StartTouch(CBaseEntity*)
96 CTerrorPlayer::Touch(CBaseEntity *)
97 CBaseEntity::EndTouch(CBaseEntity*)
98 CBaseEntity::StartBlocked(CBaseEntity*)
99 CBaseEntity::Blocked(CBaseEntity*)
100 CBaseEntity::EndBlocked(void)
101 CBasePlayer::PhysicsSimulate(void)
102 CBasePlayer::UpdateOnRemove(void)
103 CBaseEntity::StopLoopingSounds(void)
104 CBaseEntity::SUB_AllowedToFade(void)
105 CTerrorPlayer::Teleport(Vector const*,QAngle const*,Vector const*)
106 CBaseEntity::NotifySystemEvent(CBaseEntity*,notify_system_event_t,notify_system_event_params_t const&)
107 CBasePlayer::MakeTracer(Vector const&,CGameTrace const&,int)
108 CBaseEntity::GetTracerAttachment(void)
109 CBaseEntity::FireBullets(FireBulletsInfo_t const&)
110 CBasePlayer::DoImpactEffect(CGameTrace &,int)
111 CBaseEntity::Respawn(void)
112 CBaseEntity::IsLockedByMaster(void)
113 CTerrorPlayer::ModifyOrAppendCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
114 CTerrorPlayer::ModifyOrAppendDerivedCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
115 CTerrorPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iMaxHealth(void)
116 CTerrorPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iMaxHealth(void *)
117 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iHealth(void)
118 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iHealth(void *)
119 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_lifeState(void)
120 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_lifeState(void *)
121 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_takedamage(void)
122 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_takedamage(void *)
123 CBaseEntity::GetDamageType(void)const
124 CBaseEntity::GetDamage(void)
125 CBaseEntity::SetDamage(float)
126 CBasePlayer::EyePosition(void)
127 CBasePlayer::EyeAngles(void)
128 CBasePlayer::LocalEyeAngles(void)
129 CBaseEntity::EarPosition(void)
130 CBasePlayer::BodyTarget(Vector const&,bool)
131 CBaseEntity::HeadTarget(Vector const&)
132 CBaseEntity::GetVectors(Vector *,Vector *,Vector *)const
133 CBaseEntity::GetViewOffset(void)const
134 CBaseEntity::SetViewOffset(Vector const&)
135 CBasePlayer::GetSmoothedVelocity(void)
136 CBaseAnimating::GetVelocity(Vector *,Vector *)
137 CTerrorPlayer::GetFriction(void)const
138 CBaseCombatCharacter::FVisible(CBaseEntity *,int,CBaseEntity **)
139 CBaseCombatCharacter::FVisible(Vector const&,int,CBaseEntity **)
140 CBaseEntity::CanBeSeenBy(CAI_BaseNPC *)
141 CBaseEntity::GetAttackDamageScale(CBaseEntity*)
142 CBaseEntity::GetReceivedDamageScale(CBaseEntity*)
143 CTerrorPlayer::OnGroundChanged(CBaseEntity *,CBaseEntity *)
144 CBaseEntity::GetGroundVelocityToApply(Vector &)
145 CBaseEntity::PhysicsSplash(Vector const&,Vector const&,float,float)
146 CBaseEntity::Splash(void)
147 CBaseEntity::WorldSpaceCenter(void)const
148 CCSPlayer::GetSoundEmissionOrigin(void)const
149 CBaseEntity::CreateVPhysics(void)
150 CBaseEntity::ForceVPhysicsCollide(CBaseEntity*)
151 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsDestroyObject(void)
152 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsUpdate(IPhysicsObject *)
153 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsTakeDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
154 CBaseCombatCharacter::VPhysicsShadowCollision(int,gamevcollisionevent_t *)
155 CTerrorPlayer::VPhysicsShadowUpdate(IPhysicsObject *)
156 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsCollision(int,gamevcollisionevent_t *)
157 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsFriction(IPhysicsObject *,float,int,int)
158 CBaseEntity::UpdatePhysicsShadowToCurrentPosition(float)
159 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsGetObjectList(IPhysicsObject **,int)
160 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsIsFlesh(void)
161 CBaseEntity::CanPushEntity(CBaseEntity*)const
162 CBaseEntity::HasPhysicsAttacker(float)
163 CBasePlayer::PhysicsSolidMaskForEntity(void)const
164 CBaseEntity::ResolveFlyCollisionCustom(CGameTrace &,Vector &)
165 CBaseEntity::PerformCustomPhysics(Vector *,Vector *,QAngle *,QAngle *)
166 CBaseAnimating::GetStepOrigin(void)const
167 CBaseAnimating::GetStepAngles(void)const
168 CBaseEntity::ShouldDrawWaterImpacts(void)
169 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_fFlags(void)
170 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_fFlags(void *)
171 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nWaterLevel(void)
172 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nWaterLevel(void *)
173 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_hGroundEntity(void)
174 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_hGroundEntity(void *)
175 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecBaseVelocity(void)
176 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecBaseVelocity(void *)
177 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_flFriction(void)
178 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_flFriction(void *)
179 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecVelocity(void)
180 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecVelocity(void *)
181 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_bClientSideRagdoll(void)
182 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_bClientSideRagdoll(void *)
183 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecViewOffset(void)
184 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecViewOffset(void *)
185 CBaseAnimating::GetIdealSpeed(void)const
186 CBaseAnimating::GetIdealAccel(void)const
187 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::StudioFrameAdvance(void)
188 CBaseAnimating::OnSequenceSet(int)
189 CBaseAnimating::IsActivityFinished(void)
190 CBaseAnimating::GetSequenceGroundSpeed(CStudioHdr *,int)
191 CBaseAnimating::ClampRagdollForce(Vector const&,Vector*)
192 CBaseAnimating::BecomeRagdollOnClient(Vector const&)
193 CBaseAnimating::IsRagdoll(void)
194 CBaseAnimating::CanBecomeRagdoll(void)
195 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::GetSkeleton(CStudioHdr *,Vector *,QuaternionAligned *,int)
196 CBaseAnimating::GetBoneTransform(int,matrix3x4_t &)
197 CBaseAnimating::SetupBones(matrix3x4_t *,int)
198 CBaseAnimating::CalculateIKLocks(float)
199 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::DispatchAnimEvents(CBaseAnimating *)
200 CTerrorPlayer::HandleAnimEvent(animevent_t *)
201 CBaseAnimating::PopulatePoseParameters(void)
202 CBaseAnimating::GetAttachment(int,matrix3x4_t &)
203 CBaseAnimating::InitBoneControllers(void)
204 CBaseAnimating::GetGroundSpeedVelocity(void)
205 CBaseAnimating::IsViewModel(void)const
206 CTerrorPlayer::Ignite(float,bool,float,bool)
207 CBaseAnimating::IgniteLifetime(float)
208 CBaseAnimating::IgniteNumHitboxFires(int)
209 CBaseAnimating::IgniteHitboxFireScale(float)
210 CTerrorPlayer::Extinguish(void)
211 CBaseAnimating::SetLightingOrigin(CBaseEntity *)
212 CBaseFlex::SetViewtarget(Vector const&)
213 CBaseFlex::StartSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *,CChoreoActor *,CBaseEntity *)
214 CBaseFlex::ProcessSceneEvents(void)
215 CBaseFlex::ProcessSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *)
216 CBaseFlex::ClearSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,bool,bool)
217 CBaseFlex::CheckSceneEventCompletion(CSceneEventInfo *,float,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *)
218 CTerrorPlayer::PlayScene(char const*,float,AI_Response *,IRecipientFilter *)
219 CBaseFlex::PlayAutoGeneratedSoundScene(char const*)
220 CBasePlayer::GetPhysicsImpactDamageTable(void)
221 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInViewCone(CBaseEntity *)
222 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInViewCone(Vector const&)
223 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInAimCone(CBaseEntity *)
224 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInAimCone(Vector const&)
225 CBaseCombatCharacter::ShouldShootMissTarget(CBaseCombatCharacter*)
226 CBaseCombatCharacter::FindMissTarget(void)
227 CBaseCombatCharacter::HandleInteraction(int,void *,CBaseCombatCharacter*)
228 CBasePlayer::BodyAngles(void)
229 CBaseCombatCharacter::BodyDirection2D(void)
230 CBaseCombatCharacter::BodyDirection3D(void)
231 CBaseCombatCharacter::HeadDirection2D(void)
232 CBaseCombatCharacter::HeadDirection3D(void)
233 CBaseCombatCharacter::EyeDirection2D(void)
234 CBaseCombatCharacter::EyeDirection3D(void)
235 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(Vector const&)const
236 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(CBaseEntity *)const
237 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(float)const
238 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(Vector const&)const
239 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(CBaseEntity *)const
240 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(float)const
241 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogParams(fogparams_t *)const
242 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLookingTowards(CBaseEntity const*,float)const
243 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLookingTowards(Vector const&,float)const
244 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsInFieldOfView(CBaseEntity *)const
245 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsInFieldOfView(Vector const&)const
246 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLineOfSightClear(CBaseEntity *,CBaseCombatCharacter::LineOfSightCheckType)const
247 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLineOfSightClear(Vector const&,CBaseCombatCharacter::LineOfSightCheckType,CBaseEntity *)const
248 CTerrorPlayer::OnFootstep(Vector const&,bool,bool,bool,bool)
249 CCSPlayer::GetGroundSurface(void)const
250 CTerrorPlayer::GetFootstepSound(char const*,bool,float,bool)const
251 CTerrorPlayer::AreFootstepsAudible(void)const
252 CTerrorPlayer::IsFootstepAudible(float,bool)const
253 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFootstepRunThreshold(void)const
254 CBaseCombatCharacter::GiveAmmo(int,int,bool)
255 CBaseCombatCharacter::NPC_TranslateActivity(Activity)
256 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_TranslateActivity(Activity,bool *)
257 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_FrameUpdate(void)
258 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_HandleAnimEvent(animevent_t *)
259 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_CanUse(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
260 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_Equip(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
261 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_EquipAmmoOnly(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
262 CBasePlayer::Weapon_Drop(CBaseCombatWeapon *,Vector const*,Vector const*)
263 CCSPlayer::Weapon_Switch(CBaseCombatWeapon *,int)
264 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_ShootPosition(void)
265 CCSPlayer::Weapon_CanSwitchTo(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
266 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_SlotOccupied(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
267 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_GetSlot(int)const
268 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddPlayerItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
269 CBasePlayer::RemovePlayerItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
270 CBaseCombatCharacter::CanBecomeServerRagdoll(void)
271 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamage_Alive(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
272 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnTakeDamage_Dying(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
273 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnTakeDamage_Dead(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
274 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetAliveDuration(void)const
275 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnFriendDamaged(CBaseCombatCharacter*,CBaseEntity *)
276 CBaseCombatCharacter::NotifyFriendsOfDamage(CBaseEntity *)
277 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasEverBeenInjured(int)const
278 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetTimeSinceLastInjury(int)const
279 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnPlayerKilledOther(CBaseEntity *,CTakeDamageInfo const&)
280 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetDeathActivity(void)
281 CBaseCombatCharacter::CorpseGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
282 CBaseCombatCharacter::CorpseFade(void)
283 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasHumanGibs(void)
284 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasAlienGibs(void)
285 CBaseCombatCharacter::ShouldGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
286 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnKilledNPC(CBaseCombatCharacter*)
287 CBaseCombatCharacter::Event_Gibbed(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
288 CBasePlayer::Event_Dying(void)
289 CBaseCombatCharacter::BecomeRagdoll(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&)
290 CBaseCombatCharacter::FixupBurningServerRagdoll(CBaseEntity *)
291 CBaseCombatCharacter::BecomeRagdollBoogie(CBaseEntity *,Vector const&,float,int)
292 CBaseCombatCharacter::CheckTraceHullAttack(float,Vector const&,Vector const&,int,int,float,bool)
293 CBaseCombatCharacter::CheckTraceHullAttack(Vector const&,Vector const&,Vector const&,Vector const&,int,int,float,bool)
294 CBaseCombatCharacter::PushawayTouch(CBaseEntity *)
295 CBaseCombatCharacter::IRelationType(CBaseEntity *)
296 CBaseCombatCharacter::IRelationPriority(CBaseEntity *)
297 CBasePlayer::IsInAVehicle(void)const
298 CBasePlayer::GetVehicle(void)
299 CBasePlayer::GetVehicleEntity(void)
300 CBaseCombatCharacter::ExitVehicle(void)
301 CBaseCombatCharacter::CalcWeaponProficiency(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
302 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetAttackSpread(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseEntity *)
303 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetSpreadBias(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseEntity *)
304 CBasePlayer::DoMuzzleFlash(void)
305 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddEntityRelationship(CBaseEntity *,Disposition_t,int)
306 CBaseCombatCharacter::RemoveEntityRelationship(CBaseEntity *)
307 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddClassRelationship(Class_T,Disposition_t,int)
308 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnChangeActiveWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseCombatWeapon *)
309 CTerrorPlayer::GetLastKnownArea(void)const
310 CTerrorPlayer::IsAreaTraversable(CNavArea const*)const
311 CBaseCombatCharacter::ClearLastKnownArea(void)
312 CBaseCombatCharacter::UpdateLastKnownArea(void)
313 CTerrorPlayer::OnNavAreaChanged(CNavArea *,CNavArea *)
314 CTerrorPlayer::OnNavAreaRemoved(CNavArea *)
315 CTerrorPlayer::GetClass(void)const
316 CTerrorPlayer::CanBeA(ZombieClassType)const
317 CTerrorPlayer::OnPursuedBy(INextBot *)
318 CTerrorPlayer::IsGhost(void)const
319 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iAmmo(void)
320 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iAmmo(void *)
321 CCSPlayer::CreateViewModel(int)
322 CCSPlayer::SetupVisibility(CBaseEntity *,unsigned char *,int)
323 CTerrorPlayer::WantsLagCompensationOnEntity(CBaseAnimatingOverlay const*,CUserCmd const*,CBitVec<2048> const*)const
324 CBasePlayer::SharedSpawn(void)
325 CBasePlayer::ForceRespawn(void)
326 CTerrorPlayer::InitialSpawn(void)
327 CBasePlayer::InitHUD(void)
328 CCSPlayer::ShowViewPortPanel(char const*,bool,KeyValues *)
329 CCSPlayer::PlayerDeathThink(void)
330 CBasePlayer::Jump(void)
331 CBasePlayer::Duck(void)
332 CTerrorPlayer::Cough(CBasePlayer *)
333 CTerrorPlayer::PreThink(void)
334 CTerrorPlayer::PostThink(void)
335 CBasePlayer::DamageEffect(float,int)
336 CCSPlayer::OnDamagedByExplosion(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
337 CBasePlayer::ShouldFadeOnDeath(void)
338 CBasePlayer::IsFakeClient(void)const
339 CTerrorPlayer::GetCharacterDisplayName(void)
340 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerMins(void)const
341 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerMaxs(void)const
342 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateCollisionBounds(void)
343 CBasePlayer::CalcRoll(QAngle const&,Vector const&,float,float)
344 CBasePlayer::PackDeadPlayerItems(void)
345 CCSPlayer::RemoveAllItems(bool)
346 CTerrorPlayer::IsRunning(void)const
347 CBasePlayer::Weapon_SetLast(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
348 CBasePlayer::Weapon_ShouldSetLast(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseCombatWeapon *)
349 CBasePlayer::Weapon_ShouldSelectItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
350 CBasePlayer::UpdateClientData(void)
351 CBasePlayer::ExitLadder(void)
352 CBasePlayer::GetLadderSurface(Vector const&)
353 CTerrorPlayer::IsAbleToAutoCenterOnLadders(void)const
354 CBasePlayer::SetFlashlightEnabled(bool)
355 CCSPlayer::FlashlightIsOn(void)
356 CTerrorPlayer::FlashlightTurnOn(bool)
357 CTerrorPlayer::FlashlightTurnOff(bool)
358 CBasePlayer::IsIlluminatedByFlashlight(CBaseEntity *,float *)
359 CCSPlayer::UpdateStepSound(surfacedata_t *,Vector const&,Vector const&)
360 CCSPlayer::PlayStepSound(Vector &,surfacedata_t *,float,bool)
361 CBasePlayer::GetStepSoundVelocities(float *,float *)
362 CBasePlayer::SetStepSoundTime(stepsoundtimes_t,bool)
363 CTerrorPlayer::DeathSound(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
364 CCSPlayer::SetAnimation(PLAYER_ANIM)
365 CTerrorPlayer::OnMainActivityComplete(Activity,Activity)
366 CTerrorPlayer::OnMainActivityInterrupted(Activity,Activity)
367 CTerrorPlayer::ImpulseCommands(void)
368 CTerrorPlayer::CheatImpulseCommands(int)
369 CTerrorPlayer::ClientCommand(CCommand const&)
370 CBasePlayer::StartObserverMode(int)
371 CBasePlayer::StopObserverMode(void)
372 CBasePlayer::ModeWantsSpectatorGUI(int)
373 CTerrorPlayer::SetObserverMode(int)
374 CBasePlayer::GetObserverMode(void)
375 CTerrorPlayer::SetObserverTarget(CBaseEntity *)
376 CBasePlayer::ObserverUse(bool)
377 CBasePlayer::GetObserverTarget(void)
378 CTerrorPlayer::FindNextObserverTarget(bool)
379 CCSPlayer::GetNextObserverSearchStartPoint(bool)
380 CTerrorPlayer::PassesObserverFilter(CBaseEntity const*)
381 CTerrorPlayer::IsValidObserverTarget(CBaseEntity *)
382 CBasePlayer::CheckObserverSettings(void)
383 CBasePlayer::JumptoPosition(Vector const&,QAngle const&)
384 CBasePlayer::ForceObserverMode(int)
385 CCSPlayer::ResetObserverMode(void)
386 CBasePlayer::ValidateCurrentObserverTarget(void)
387 CBasePlayer::AttemptToExitFreezeCam(void)
388 CTerrorPlayer::WantsRoamingObserverMode(void)const
389 CCSPlayer::StartReplayMode(float,float,int)
390 CCSPlayer::StopReplayMode(void)
391 CBasePlayer::GetDelayTicks(void)
392 CBasePlayer::GetReplayEntity(void)
393 CBasePlayer::CreateCorpse(void)
394 CTerrorPlayer::EntSelectSpawnPoint(void)
395 CBasePlayer::GetInVehicle(IServerVehicle *,int)
396 CBasePlayer::LeaveVehicle(Vector const&,QAngle const&)
397 CBasePlayer::OnVehicleStart(void)
398 CBasePlayer::OnVehicleEnd(Vector &)
399 CTerrorPlayer::BumpWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
400 CBasePlayer::SelectLastItem(void)
401 CBasePlayer::SelectItem(char const*,int)
402 CBasePlayer::SelectItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
403 CTerrorPlayer::ItemPostFrame(void)
404 CTerrorPlayer::GiveNamedItem(char const*,int,bool)
405 CBasePlayer::CheckTrainUpdate(void)
406 CBasePlayer::SetPlayerUnderwater(bool)
407 CTerrorPlayer::PlayWadeSound(void)
408 CTerrorPlayer::CanBreatheUnderwater(void)const
409 CTerrorPlayer::CanRecoverCurrentDrowningDamage(void)const
410 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerUse(CBaseEntity *)
411 CCSPlayer::PlayUseDenySound(void)
412 CTerrorPlayer::FindUseEntity(float,float,bool *)
413 CTerrorPlayer::IsUseableEntity(CBaseEntity *,unsigned int)
414 CTerrorPlayer::OnUseEntity(CBaseEntity *,USE_TYPE)
415 CTerrorPlayer::PickupObject(CBaseEntity *,bool)
416 CTerrorPlayer::ForceDropOfCarriedPhysObjects(CBaseEntity *)
417 CTerrorPlayer::GetHeldObjectMass(IPhysicsObject *)
418 CTerrorPlayer::IsHoldingEntity(CBaseEntity *)
419 CBasePlayer::UpdateGeigerCounter(void)
420 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float)
421 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float,float)
422 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float,float,float,AimResults *)
423 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(autoaim_params_t &)
424 CBasePlayer::ShouldAutoaim(void)
425 CBasePlayer::ForceClientDllUpdate(void)
426 CBasePlayer::ProcessUsercmds(CUserCmd *,int,int,int,bool)
427 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerRunCommand(CUserCmd *,IMoveHelper *)
428 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanHearAndReadChatFrom(CBasePlayer *)
429 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanSpeak(void)
430 CCSPlayer::ModifyOrAppendPlayerCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
431 CTerrorPlayer::CheckChatText(char *,int)
432 CBasePlayer::CreateRagdollEntity(void)
433 CBasePlayer::ShouldAnnounceAchievement(void)
434 CBasePlayer::EnsureSplitScreenTeam(void)
435 CBasePlayer::ForceChangeTeam(int)
436 CBasePlayer::IsFollowingPhysics(void)
437 CTerrorPlayer::InitVCollision(Vector const&,Vector const&)
438 CBasePlayer::UpdatePhysicsShadowToCurrentPosition(void)
439 CBasePlayer::Hints(void)
440 CBasePlayer::IsReadyToPlay(void)
441 CBasePlayer::IsReadyToSpawn(void)
442 CBasePlayer::ShouldGainInstantSpawn(void)
443 CBasePlayer::ResetPerRoundStats(void)
444 CBasePlayer::ResetScores(void)
445 CBasePlayer::EquipSuit(bool)
446 CBasePlayer::RemoveSuit(void)
447 CTerrorPlayer::OnUseEntityChanged(void)
448 CBasePlayer::CommitSuicide(bool,bool)
449 CBasePlayer::CommitSuicide(Vector const&,bool,bool)
450 CBasePlayer::IsBot(void)const
451 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::GetExpresser(void)
452 CCSPlayer::SpawnArmorValue(void)const
453 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateTonemapController(void)
454 CCSPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_ArmorValue(void)
455 CCSPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_ArmorValue(void *)
456 CTerrorPlayer::IsAutoCrouched(void)const
457 CBasePlayer::HasHaptics(void)
458 CBasePlayer::SetHaptics(bool)
459 CTerrorPlayer::GetAvailableSteadyStateSlots(void)
460 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpeak(CBasePlayer *,char const*,float)
461 CTerrorPlayer::OnVoiceTransmit(void)
462 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerSolidMask(bool)const
463 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::NoteSpeaking(float,float)
464 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::Speak(CAI_Concept,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
465 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::Speak(CAI_Concept,AI_CriteriaSet *,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
466 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::PostSpeakDispatchResponse(CAI_Concept,AI_Response *)
467 CTerrorPlayer::SpeakIfAllowed(CAI_Concept,SpeechPriorityType,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
468 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::SpeakConceptIfAllowed(int,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
469 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanSpeakVoiceCommand(void)
470 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::ShouldShowVoiceSubtitleToEnemy(void)
471 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::NoteSpokeVoiceCommand(char const*)
472 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::GetMultiplayerExpresser(void)
473 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CalculateTeamBalanceScore(void)
474 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CreateExpresser(void)
475 CCSPlayer::FirePlayerHurtEvent(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
476 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamageInternal(CTakeDamageInfo &)
477 CTerrorPlayer::AllowDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
478 CTerrorPlayer::GetHealthBuffer(void)const
479 CTerrorPlayer::IsIncapacitated(void)const
480 CTerrorPlayer::GetAdjustedDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&,float,float,bool)
481 CTerrorPlayer::DoBloodEffect(float,CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&,CGameTrace *)
482 CCSPlayer::GiveNamedItem(char const*,int)
483 CCSPlayer::IsBeingGivenItem(void)const
484 CTerrorPlayer::DoAnimationEvent(PlayerAnimEvent_t,int)
485 CCSPlayer::CSAnim_GetActiveWeapon(void)
486 CCSPlayer::CSAnim_CanMove(void)
487 CTerrorPlayer::KickBack(float,float,float,float,float,float,int)
488 CTerrorPlayer::IsImmobilized(void)const
489 CTerrorPlayer::GiveDefaultItems(void)
490 CTerrorPlayer::RoundRespawn(void)
491 CTerrorPlayer::ObserverRoundRespawn(void)
492 CCSPlayer::Blind(float,float,float)
493 CTerrorPlayer::Deafen(float,float,float)
494 CTerrorPlayer::ResetMaxSpeed(void)
495 CCSPlayer::HandleCommand_JoinClass(int)
496 CTerrorPlayer::HandleCommand_JoinTeam(int,char const*,bool)
497 CTerrorPlayer::GetIntoGame(void)
498 CTerrorPlayer::WantsMOTD(void)const
499 CTerrorPlayer::AutoSelectTeam(void)
500 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveActiveState(void)
501 CTerrorPlayer::Pain(bool)
502 CTerrorPlayer::OnTeamChanged(int)
503 CTerrorPlayer::CanAttack(void)const
504 CTerrorPlayer::OnWeaponFired(void)
505 CTerrorPlayer::OnHitPlayer(int,float,float,int)
506 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadStart(bool,int,bool)
507 CTerrorPlayer::CreateNoise(float)
508 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkObserverMode(void)
509 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterRescueState(void)
510 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkRescueState(void)
511 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveRescueState(void)
512 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterGhostState(void)
513 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkGhostState(void)
514 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveGhostState(void)
515 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterIntroCameraState(void)
516 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkIntroCameraState(void)
517 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveIntroCameraState(void)
518 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveDeathAnimState(void)
519 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveDeathWaitForKeyState(void)
520 CTerrorPlayer::CanUseFlashlight(void)const
521 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateAddonBits(void)
522 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateRadar(void)
523 CTerrorPlayer::SelectDeathPose(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
524 CTerrorPlayer::CanChangeName(void)const
525 CTerrorPlayer::ChangeName(char const*)
526 CTerrorPlayer::IsProgressBarActive(void)const
527 CTerrorPlayer::CreateRagdollEntity(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
528 CTerrorPlayer::GetRagdollType(void)const
529 CTerrorPlayer::SetModelFromClass(void)
530 CTerrorPlayer::SetModelFromClassAtSpawn(void)
531 CTerrorPlayer::DropWeapons(bool)
532 CTerrorPlayer::RecordDamageTaken(char const*,int)
533 CTerrorPlayer::OnPlayerDisconnected(CTerrorPlayer*)
534 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpawn(void)
535 CTerrorPlayer::RestoreSpawn(void)
536 CTerrorPlayer::OnBeginChangeLevel(char const*,KeyValues *)
537 CTerrorPlayer::OnEndChangeLevel(void)
538 CTerrorPlayer::SetDoingRestore(bool)
539 CTerrorPlayer::GetTeamSwitchRule(void)const
540 CTerrorPlayer::IsReadyToShove(void)
541 CTerrorPlayer::SetNextShoveTime(float)
542 CTerrorPlayer::CommitSuicide(bool)
543 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpokeConcept(CAI_Concept,AI_Response *)
544 CTerrorPlayer::RestoreWeapons(void)
545 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadEnd(void)
546 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadAbort(void)
547 CTerrorPlayer::OnAttackSuccess(CBaseCombatCharacter *,bool)
548 CTerrorPlayer::IsWielding(CSWeaponID)const
549 CTerrorPlayer::IsZoomed(void)
550 CTerrorPlayer::CanPlayerJump(void)const
551 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerZombieAbortControl(void)
552 CTerrorPlayer::CanBeShoved(void)
553 CTerrorPlayer::SetClass(ZombieClassType)
554 CTerrorPlayer::SetCharacter(void)
555 CTerrorPlayer::OnRevived(void)
556 CTerrorPlayer::OnAwardEarned(AwardType,CBaseEntity *)
557 CTerrorPlayer::OnAwardLost(AwardType)
558 CTerrorPlayer::ScoreKilledZombie(ZombieClassType)
</pre>

SourceMod 1.2.0 Release Notes

2009-03-05T21:45:15Z

DS: /* Changelog */

__FORCETOC__
SourceMod 1.2 is a major update. It is backwards compatible with all known plugins (see notes for details).

This release includes configuration changes to <tt>core.cfg</tt>. You should either overwrite your old <tt>core.cfg</tt>, or merge in the new settings available.

=New Game Support=
SourceMod 1.2 includes full support for two additional game engines:
*[http://www.l4d.com/ Left 4 Dead], a new game released by Valve. Notes:
**This game uses a new engine, similar to Orange Box. Metamod:Source support is available in 1.7.0+.
**<tt>nextmap.smx</tt> will appear disabled, since it has no use.
**[[Multiple_or_Forked_Servers_(SourceMod)|Do not use forked servers over one copy of SourceMod.]]
**Selecting an unavailable menu item will cause menus to disappear, without any "end of menu" callback being fired. This is a bug in the game client (see discussion at {{bz|3566}}).
*[http://darkmessiahmightandmagic.us.ubi.com/ Dark Messiah of Might and Magic], by Ubisoft. Notes:
**This game only has a Windows server, so SourceMod only supports it on Windows.
**This game uses a modified pre-Episode 1 engine, similar but more deviating than The Ship. Metamod:Source support is included in 1.7.1+, and uses the "new" MM:S API, not the legacy API (unlike other earlier engines).
**Reverse engineered HL2SDK headers are available on the [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ AlliedModders Mercurial Forest].

=New Updater=
SourceMod 1.2 includes a rewrite of the gamedata updating system. It has been moved from Core into an extension, and uses an HTTP connection instead of a hand-crafted protocol. This was done to make maintenance easier and to simplify protocol changes.

The gamedata fetcher no longer skips default files which have custom changes. These will be overwritten if updates are pending. '''You have been warned.''' See the Gamedata Changes section on this page for more information on how to add custom changes.

[[Multiple_or_Forked_Servers_(SourceMod)|Do not use forked or multiple server instances over one copy of SourceMod.]] This is essential. The updater, while it doesn't create lock files anymore, can potentially write new files to the gamedata folder. If multiple servers are trying to do this at once, the end result could be undefined. Use separate copies of SourceMod.

=Gamedata Changes=
Gamedata files can now be placed in "gamedata folders," which if they exist, completely override the existence of old files (in that they do not get parsed).

For example, if SDKTools asks for "sdktools.games", Core will now read <tt>gamedata/sdktools.games/master.games.txt</tt> instead. This file has a simple format:

<pre>"Game Master"
{
"file"
{
"rule1" "value"
}
}</pre>

Each section under the main section is a file name. The file is loaded if all the rules underneath it match. Available rules are:
*"engine" as one of "original", "orangebox", "left4dead", or "darkmessiah"
*"game" as used in normal gamedata files.

This helps minimize the amount of file maintenance and complexity in systems with many gamedata entries across many games.

In addition, there is a "custom" folder underneath new gamedata folders. You can use these to place new files that will get parsed after all other parsing is done. Custom files are read in an undefined order, and are immune from automatic updates.

=Compatibility=
*If you compile plugins (or extensions) with SourceMod 1.2, they cannot be run on SourceMod 1.1, even if they do not use new features.
*SourceMod 1.2 cannot be "downgraded" to SourceMod 1.1 unless the extensions folder is cleared. This is because the "bintools" extension is in a new location, and the new version will be loaded over the old after downgrading.
*'''Developers:''' The "usermessage" API has changed. <tt>MsgNotify</tt> has been removed entirely, and replaced with <tt>MsgPostHook</tt>. This change is transparent, and no plugins appeared to have been using the API. If you have a plugin relying on the <tt>MsgNotify</tt> functionality, your plugin will now receive intercepted calls that are blocked as well. Update your source, recompile, and use the new <tt>sent</tt> parameter to filter.

=Translations=
SourceMod 1.2 comes with the following languages translated, thanks to [http://www.sourcemod.net/translator/?go=translate&op=status community translators]:
*Brazilian Portuguese
*Chinese Simplified
*Danish
*Dutch
*French
*German
*Hungarian
*Italian
*Japanese
*Latvian
*Norwegian
*Polish
*Romanian
*Russian
*Spanish
*Turkish

=Changelog=
*Added Left 4 Dead support ({{bz|3414}}).
*Added Dark Messiah game support (requires Metamod:Source 1.7.1 or higher).
*Added sm_name command ({{bz|2150}}).
*Added extension-level dynamic hooking to bintools ({{bz|2616}}).
*Added client validation API to replace passing userids asynchronously.
*Added cURL extension, available to other extensions ({{bz|3560}}).
*Added parsing of custom gamedata files ({{bz|3644}}).
*Added case insensitivity search to ReplaceString ({{bz|3639}}, Fyren).
*Added more detail to certain player-oriented menu titles ({{bz|2740}}, Fyren).
*Added sv_tags API ({{bz|3688}}).
*Greatly improved admin-sql-prefetch performance for large tables ({{bz|3354}}, FLOOR_MASTER).
*Exposed IServer address to extensions ({{bz|3545}}).
*New gamedata organization; files are now smaller and per-game ({{bz|3546}}).
*Split sound functions into a new plugin, sounds.smx.
*Fixed slap and slay on Insurgency ({{bz|2560}}).
*Fixed blank admins being created from invalid admin file lines ({{bz|3431}}).
*Fixed basetriggers not working on Insurgency ({{bz|3497}}).
*Fixed client preferences missing some clients ({{bz|3616}}).
*Improved database fallback mechanism in clientprefs ({{bz|3564}}).
*Improved timer handling in funcommands ({{bz|3498}}).
*Improved compile.sh to take filenames ({{bz|3550}}, jonasfietz).
*sm_kick now shows the kick reason when available.
*Fixed MsgPostHook (ex MsgSentNotify) callbacks not firing on intercept hook ({{bz|3631}}).
*Note: SourceMod now adds "sourcemod" to the sv_tags cvar.

Releasing Products

2009-02-27T06:16:38Z

DS: /* Cleaning up the Tree */

This is an internal page for doing AlliedModders product releases.

=Making Builds=
<ol>
<li>Once you are '''absolutely sure''' the product is ready for a release...</li>
<li>Jump to a Linux system, check out the source tree.</li>
<li>Update the changelog (<tt>changelog.txt</tt> for SourceMod, <tt>support/changelog.txt</tt> for Metamod:Source).</li>
<li>For Metamod:Source, edit <tt>support/buildbot/bootstrap.pl</tt>. For SourceMod, edit <tt>tools/buildbot/bootstrap.pl</tt>. Change the file like [http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-1.1/rev/4bfc362ba419 this changeset]. In both files this is the last line. It must be commented so BuildBot does not run the <tt>versionchanger.pl</tt> script.</li>
<li>Once <tt>bootstrap.pl</tt> has been edited, commit the change. Do not push.</li>
<li>For Metamod:Source, be at the top level of the tree, and run:
<pre>
support/versionchanger.pl
</pre>
For SourceMod, be at the top level of the tree, and run:
<pre>
tools/versionchanger.pl
</pre>
Once you're done, use <tt>hg diff</tt> to verify that version numbers have been bumped. Commit the change.</li>
<li>Push. Watch the waterfall page until builds are complete.</li>
</ol>

=Post-Build Work=
<ol>
<li>Grab the binaries from the drop site ([http://metamodsource.net/mmsdrop/ MM:S drop site], [http://sourcemod.net/smdrop/ SourceMod drop site]). It will be the latest package.</li>
<li>Install the packages on both Linux and Windows. '''MAKE SURE THE VERSIONS ARE CORRECT. THERE SHOULD BE NO -dev TAG.'''
 
Metamod:Source checks:
<pre>
meta version
</pre>
SourceMod checks:
<pre>
sm plugins list
sm exts list
sm version
</pre></li>
<li>If the versions are not correct, do not release.</li>
<li>For SourceMod, you need to add the language translation packs.
 
'''If this is a major release (1.X.0), there is no prior pack. Make one:'''
<ol>
<li>Extract both the tar.gz and zip files to separate folders.</li>
<li>Visit the [http://www.sourcemod.net/translator/?go=translate&op=status translator status page].</li>
<li>Click "export languages.cfg" - save the new version to <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/</tt>, overwriting the old one.</li>
<li>Click "export" next to each language that is finished. Extract the folder to <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/</tt>. For example, if you extract Spanish, you should have <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/es/</tt> complete with ML files.</li>
<li>Repackage thefolders using the correct compression types (.tar.gz for Linux, .zip for Windows).</li>
</ol>
If this is a minor release (1.X.Y where Y != 0), there is already a prior pack. Add it in:
<ol>
<li>Extract both the tar.gz and zip files to separate folders.</li>
<li>Download the last minor release from the same branch as this release.</li>
<li>Copy the <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/languages.cfg</tt> file from the old release over the new one.</li>
<li>Copy the <tt>addons/sourcemod/translations/</tt> sub-folders from the old release over to the new one.</li>
<li>Repackage thefolders using the correct compression types (.tar.gz for Linux, .zip for Windows).</li>
</ol>
<li>The build is done!</li>
</ol>

=Releasing to Mirrors=
<ol>
<li>Log into iroh as yourself. Upload your final builds to your home directory.</li>
<li>Run:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump mirror
cd /scripts/mirror
</pre>
</li>
<li>Copy your final builds from your home directory into the mirror folder. Rename them to release names, for example: <tt>sourcemod-1.1.2.zip</tt> or <tt>mmsource-1.8.0.zip</tt>.</li>
<li>Mirror distribution is done with the following command:
<pre>
./mirror.pl <projectID> <releaseName> <file>
</pre>
Metamod:Source's ID is 4, SourceMod's ID is 2. For example, these commands mirrored the Metamod:Source 1.7.0 release:
<pre>
./mirror.pl 4 1.7.0 mmsource-1.7.0.zip
./mirror.pl 4 1.7.0 mmsource-1.7.0.tar.gz
</pre>
These commands mirrored the last SourceMod release:
<pre>
./mirror.pl 2 1.1.1 sourcemod-1.1.1.tar.gz
./mirror.pl 2 1.1.1 sourcemod-1.1.1.zip
</pre>
</li>
<li>Type <tt>exit</tt> to get back to your user account. You're done!</li>
</ol>

=Cleaning up the Tree=
It's time to make sure the tree is set for future development.

<ol>
<li>Run <tt>hg tag</tt> on the last revision of the release. Usually this is the changeset that bumped versions, and usually this is <tt>tip</tt>. For example, Metamod:Source:
<pre>hg tag mmsource-1.7.2</pre>
SourceMod:
<pre>hg tag sourcemod-1.1.2</pre>
</li>
<li>Bump the minor version in <tt>product.version</tt> and <tt>modules.version</tt> at the root of the tree.</li>
<li>Run <tt>versionchanger.pl</tt> again, from the root of the tree (see section 1, step 6). This time, however, add <tt>--buildstring=-dev</tt> to the command line so that the -dev tag is added on any manual builds.</li>
<li>Back out the <tt>bootstrap.pl</tt> change, so <tt>versionchanger.pl</tt> runs with the -dev tag again.
<li>Commit and push.</li>
</ol>

=Updating the SourceMod Site=
<ol>
<li>Visit a [http://wiki.alliedmods.net/SourceMod_Release_Notes Release Notes] page. Copy the contents, make a new one for your specific release. Update the changelog, relnote anything big and important. Link back to it from the "main" relnotes page.</li>
<li>Jump to the sourcemod account by logging into iroh as yourself:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump sourcemod
cd /home/groups/sourcemod
</pre>
</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>public_html/downloads.php</tt> file with your favorite text editor. Edit all instances of the old version with the new one. Make sure to get every link, including relnotes.</li>
<li>Post news. If you deviate from normal style, don't forget links for downloads, upgrading, and relnotes. It also helps to say "this is backwards compatible" because users will always ask.</li>
<li>Exit out of the sourcemod account.</li>
</ol>

=Updating the Metamod:Source Site=
<ol>
<li>Jump to the sourcemm account by logging into iroh as yourself:
<pre>
/scripts/amjump sourcemm
cd /home/groups/sourcemm
</pre>
</li>
<li>Edit the <tt>public_html/templates/content_downloads.tpl</tt> file with your favorite text editor. Edit all instances of the old version with the new one. Update all Mercurial links with the tagged changeset ID for this release.</li>
<li>Post news. Do this by making a post in [https://forums.alliedmods.net/forumdisplay.php?f=124 this forum], which is private. LOOK AT OLDER POSTS - you need to write valid XHTML!</li>
<li>Exit out of the sourcemm account.</li>
</ol>

CTerrorPlayer Offset List (Left 4 Dead)

2009-01-15T04:56:27Z

DS:

Also for use when using [[Virtual Offsets (Source Mods)|virtual offsets]].

These are the Windows offsets. Linux offsets are 1 greater.

== The List ==
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

Last Updated 14 January 2009

<pre>
// Auto reconstructed from vtable block @ 0x00F1C440
// from "server_i486.so", by ida_vtables.idc
0 CTerrorPlayer::~CTerrorPlayer()
1 CBaseEntity::SetRefEHandle(CBaseHandle const&)
2 CBaseEntity::GetRefEHandle(void)const
3 CBaseEntity::GetCollideable(void)
4 CBaseEntity::GetNetworkable(void)
5 CBaseEntity::GetBaseEntity(void)
6 CBaseEntity::GetModelIndex(void)const
7 CBaseEntity::GetModelName(void)const
8 CCSPlayer::SetModelIndex(int)
9 CTerrorPlayer::GetServerClass(void)
10 CTerrorPlayer::YouForgotToImplementOrDeclareServerClass(void)
11 CTerrorPlayer::GetDataDescMap(void)
12 CBaseAnimating::TestCollision(Ray_t const&,unsigned int,CGameTrace &)
13 CTerrorPlayer::TestHitboxes(Ray_t const&,unsigned int,CGameTrace &)
14 CBaseEntity::ComputeWorldSpaceSurroundingBox(Vector *,Vector *)
15 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldCollide(int,int)const
16 CBaseEntity::SetOwnerEntity(CBaseEntity*)
17 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldTransmit(CCheckTransmitInfo const*)
18 CBasePlayer::UpdateTransmitState(void)
19 CBaseCombatCharacter::SetTransmit(CCheckTransmitInfo *,bool)
20 CBasePlayer::GetTracerType(void)
21 CTerrorPlayer::Spawn(void)
22 CTerrorPlayer::Precache(void)
23 CBasePlayer::SetModel(char const*)
24 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::PostConstructor(char const*)
25 CBaseEntity::PostClientActive(void)
26 CBaseEntity::ParseMapData(CEntityMapData *)
27 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,char const*)
28 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,float)
29 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,Vector const&)
30 CBaseEntity::GetKeyValue(char const*,char *,int)
31 CBasePlayer::Activate(void)
32 CBaseEntity::SetParent(CBaseEntity*,int)
33 CTerrorPlayer::ObjectCaps(void)
34 CTerrorPlayer::GetUsePriority(CBaseEntity *)
35 CBaseEntity::GetGlowEntity(void)
36 CBaseEntity::GetUseType(CBaseEntity*)
37 CBaseEntity::AcceptInput(char const*,CBaseEntity*,CBaseEntity*,variant_t,int)
38 CBasePlayer::DrawDebugGeometryOverlays(void)
39 CBaseAnimating::DrawDebugTextOverlays(void)
40 CBasePlayer::Save(ISave &)
41 CBasePlayer::Restore(IRestore &)
42 CBasePlayer::ShouldSavePhysics(void)
43 CBaseEntity::OnSave(IEntitySaveUtils *)
44 CBasePlayer::OnRestore(void)
45 CBasePlayer::RequiredEdictIndex(void)
46 CBaseEntity::MoveDone(void)
47 CBaseEntity::Think(void)
48 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nNextThinkTick(void)
49 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nNextThinkTick(void *)
50 CBaseAnimating::GetBaseAnimating(void)
51 CTerrorPlayer::GetResponseSystem(void)
52 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::DispatchResponse(char const*)
53 CBasePlayer::Classify(void)
54 CBaseEntity::DeathNotice(CBaseEntity*)
55 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldAttractAutoAim(CBaseEntity *)
56 CBaseEntity::GetAutoAimRadius(void)
57 CBaseEntity::GetAutoAimCenter(void)
58 CBaseEntity::GetBeamTraceFilter(void)
59 CBaseEntity::PassesDamageFilter(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
60 CCSPlayer::TraceAttack(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&,CGameTrace *)
61 CBaseEntity::CanBeHitByMeleeAttack(CBaseEntity*)
62 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
63 CTerrorPlayer::TakeHealth(float,int)
64 CBaseEntity::IsAlive(void)const
65 CTerrorPlayer::Event_Killed(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
66 CBasePlayer::Event_KilledOther(CBaseEntity *,CTakeDamageInfo const&)
67 CBaseCombatCharacter::BloodColor(void)
68 CBaseEntity::IsTriggered(CBaseEntity*)
69 CBaseEntity::IsNPC(void)const
70 CBaseCombatCharacter::MyCombatCharacterPointer(void)
71 CBaseEntity::MyNextBotPointer(void)
72 CBaseEntity::MyInfectedPointer(void)
73 CBaseEntity::GetDelay(void)
74 CBaseEntity::IsMoving(void)
75 CBaseEntity::DamageDecal(int,int)
76 CBaseEntity::DecalTrace(CGameTrace *,char const*)
77 CBaseEntity::ImpactTrace(CGameTrace *,int,char *)
78 CBaseEntity::OnControls(CBaseEntity*)
79 CBaseEntity::HasTarget(string_t)
80 CBasePlayer::IsPlayer(void)const
81 CBasePlayer::IsNetClient(void)const
82 CBaseEntity::IsTemplate(void)
83 CBaseEntity::IsBaseObject(void)const
84 CBaseEntity::IsBaseCombatWeapon(void)const
85 CBaseEntity::MyCombatWeaponPointer(void)
86 CBaseEntity::GetServerVehicle(void)
87 CBaseEntity::IsViewable(void)
88 CTerrorPlayer::ChangeTeam(int)
89 CBaseEntity::OnEntityEvent(EntityEvent_t,void *)
90 CBaseEntity::CanStandOn(CBaseEntity*)const
91 CBaseEntity::CanStandOn(edict_t *)const
92 CBaseEntity::GetEnemy(void)
93 CBaseEntity::GetEnemy(void)const
94 CBaseEntity::Use(CBaseEntity*,CBaseEntity*,USE_TYPE,float)
95 CBaseEntity::StartTouch(CBaseEntity*)
96 CTerrorPlayer::Touch(CBaseEntity *)
97 CBaseEntity::EndTouch(CBaseEntity*)
98 CBaseEntity::StartBlocked(CBaseEntity*)
99 CBaseEntity::Blocked(CBaseEntity*)
100 CBaseEntity::EndBlocked(void)
101 CBasePlayer::PhysicsSimulate(void)
102 CBasePlayer::UpdateOnRemove(void)
103 CBaseEntity::StopLoopingSounds(void)
104 CBaseEntity::SUB_AllowedToFade(void)
105 CTerrorPlayer::Teleport(Vector const*,QAngle const*,Vector const*)
106 CBaseEntity::NotifySystemEvent(CBaseEntity*,notify_system_event_t,notify_system_event_params_t const&)
107 CBasePlayer::MakeTracer(Vector const&,CGameTrace const&,int)
108 CBaseEntity::GetTracerAttachment(void)
109 CBaseEntity::FireBullets(FireBulletsInfo_t const&)
110 CBasePlayer::DoImpactEffect(CGameTrace &,int)
111 CBaseEntity::Respawn(void)
112 CBaseEntity::IsLockedByMaster(void)
113 CTerrorPlayer::ModifyOrAppendCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
114 CTerrorPlayer::ModifyOrAppendDerivedCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
115 CTerrorPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iMaxHealth(void)
116 CTerrorPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iMaxHealth(void *)
117 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iHealth(void)
118 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iHealth(void *)
119 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_lifeState(void)
120 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_lifeState(void *)
121 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_takedamage(void)
122 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_takedamage(void *)
123 CBaseEntity::GetDamageType(void)const
124 CBaseEntity::GetDamage(void)
125 CBaseEntity::SetDamage(float)
126 CBasePlayer::EyePosition(void)
127 CBasePlayer::EyeAngles(void)
128 CBasePlayer::LocalEyeAngles(void)
129 CBaseEntity::EarPosition(void)
130 CBasePlayer::BodyTarget(Vector const&,bool)
131 CBaseEntity::HeadTarget(Vector const&)
132 CBaseEntity::GetVectors(Vector *,Vector *,Vector *)const
133 CBaseEntity::GetViewOffset(void)const
134 CBaseEntity::SetViewOffset(Vector const&)
135 CBasePlayer::GetSmoothedVelocity(void)
136 CBaseAnimating::GetVelocity(Vector *,Vector *)
137 CTerrorPlayer::GetFriction(void)const
138 CBaseCombatCharacter::FVisible(CBaseEntity *,int,CBaseEntity **)
139 CBaseCombatCharacter::FVisible(Vector const&,int,CBaseEntity **)
140 CBaseEntity::CanBeSeenBy(CAI_BaseNPC *)
141 CBaseEntity::GetAttackDamageScale(CBaseEntity*)
142 CBaseEntity::GetReceivedDamageScale(CBaseEntity*)
143 CTerrorPlayer::OnGroundChanged(CBaseEntity *,CBaseEntity *)
144 CBaseEntity::GetGroundVelocityToApply(Vector &)
145 CBaseEntity::PhysicsSplash(Vector const&,Vector const&,float,float)
146 CBaseEntity::Splash(void)
147 CBaseEntity::WorldSpaceCenter(void)const
148 CCSPlayer::GetSoundEmissionOrigin(void)const
149 CBaseEntity::CreateVPhysics(void)
150 CBaseEntity::ForceVPhysicsCollide(CBaseEntity*)
151 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsDestroyObject(void)
152 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsUpdate(IPhysicsObject *)
153 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsTakeDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
154 CBaseCombatCharacter::VPhysicsShadowCollision(int,gamevcollisionevent_t *)
155 CTerrorPlayer::VPhysicsShadowUpdate(IPhysicsObject *)
156 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsCollision(int,gamevcollisionevent_t *)
157 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsFriction(IPhysicsObject *,float,int,int)
158 CBaseEntity::UpdatePhysicsShadowToCurrentPosition(float)
159 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsGetObjectList(IPhysicsObject **,int)
160 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsIsFlesh(void)
161 CBaseEntity::CanPushEntity(CBaseEntity*)const
162 CBaseEntity::HasPhysicsAttacker(float)
163 CBasePlayer::PhysicsSolidMaskForEntity(void)const
164 CBaseEntity::ResolveFlyCollisionCustom(CGameTrace &,Vector &)
165 CBaseEntity::PerformCustomPhysics(Vector *,Vector *,QAngle *,QAngle *)
166 CBaseAnimating::GetStepOrigin(void)const
167 CBaseAnimating::GetStepAngles(void)const
168 CBaseEntity::ShouldDrawWaterImpacts(void)
169 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_fFlags(void)
170 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_fFlags(void *)
171 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nWaterLevel(void)
172 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nWaterLevel(void *)
173 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_hGroundEntity(void)
174 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_hGroundEntity(void *)
175 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecBaseVelocity(void)
176 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecBaseVelocity(void *)
177 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_flFriction(void)
178 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_flFriction(void *)
179 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecVelocity(void)
180 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecVelocity(void *)
181 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_bClientSideRagdoll(void)
182 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_bClientSideRagdoll(void *)
183 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecViewOffset(void)
184 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecViewOffset(void *)
185 CBaseAnimating::GetIdealSpeed(void)const
186 CBaseAnimating::GetIdealAccel(void)const
187 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::StudioFrameAdvance(void)
188 CBaseAnimating::OnSequenceSet(int)
189 CBaseAnimating::IsActivityFinished(void)
190 CBaseAnimating::GetSequenceGroundSpeed(CStudioHdr *,int)
191 CBaseAnimating::ClampRagdollForce(Vector const&,Vector*)
192 CBaseAnimating::BecomeRagdollOnClient(Vector const&)
193 CBaseAnimating::IsRagdoll(void)
194 CBaseAnimating::CanBecomeRagdoll(void)
195 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::GetSkeleton(CStudioHdr *,Vector *,QuaternionAligned *,int)
196 CBaseAnimating::GetBoneTransform(int,matrix3x4_t &)
197 CBaseAnimating::SetupBones(matrix3x4_t *,int)
198 CBaseAnimating::CalculateIKLocks(float)
199 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::DispatchAnimEvents(CBaseAnimating *)
200 CTerrorPlayer::HandleAnimEvent(animevent_t *)
201 CBaseAnimating::PopulatePoseParameters(void)
202 CBaseAnimating::GetAttachment(int,matrix3x4_t &)
203 CBaseAnimating::InitBoneControllers(void)
204 CBaseAnimating::GetGroundSpeedVelocity(void)
205 CBaseAnimating::IsViewModel(void)const
206 CTerrorPlayer::Ignite(float,bool,float,bool)
207 CBaseAnimating::IgniteLifetime(float)
208 CBaseAnimating::IgniteNumHitboxFires(int)
209 CBaseAnimating::IgniteHitboxFireScale(float)
210 CTerrorPlayer::Extinguish(void)
211 CBaseAnimating::SetLightingOrigin(CBaseEntity *)
212 CBaseFlex::SetViewtarget(Vector const&)
213 CBaseFlex::StartSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *,CChoreoActor *,CBaseEntity *)
214 CBaseFlex::ProcessSceneEvents(void)
215 CBaseFlex::ProcessSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *)
216 CBaseFlex::ClearSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,bool,bool)
217 CBaseFlex::CheckSceneEventCompletion(CSceneEventInfo *,float,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *)
218 CTerrorPlayer::PlayScene(char const*,float,AI_Response *,IRecipientFilter *)
219 CBaseFlex::PlayAutoGeneratedSoundScene(char const*)
220 CBasePlayer::GetPhysicsImpactDamageTable(void)
221 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInViewCone(CBaseEntity *)
222 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInViewCone(Vector const&)
223 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInAimCone(CBaseEntity *)
224 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInAimCone(Vector const&)
225 CBaseCombatCharacter::ShouldShootMissTarget(CBaseCombatCharacter*)
226 CBaseCombatCharacter::FindMissTarget(void)
227 CBaseCombatCharacter::HandleInteraction(int,void *,CBaseCombatCharacter*)
228 CBasePlayer::BodyAngles(void)
229 CBaseCombatCharacter::BodyDirection2D(void)
230 CBaseCombatCharacter::BodyDirection3D(void)
231 CBaseCombatCharacter::HeadDirection2D(void)
232 CBaseCombatCharacter::HeadDirection3D(void)
233 CBaseCombatCharacter::EyeDirection2D(void)
234 CBaseCombatCharacter::EyeDirection3D(void)
235 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(Vector const&)const
236 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(CBaseEntity *)const
237 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(float)const
238 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(Vector const&)const
239 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(CBaseEntity *)const
240 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(float)const
241 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogParams(fogparams_t *)const
242 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLookingTowards(CBaseEntity const*,float)const
243 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLookingTowards(Vector const&,float)const
244 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsInFieldOfView(CBaseEntity *)const
245 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsInFieldOfView(Vector const&)const
246 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLineOfSightClear(CBaseEntity *,CBaseCombatCharacter::LineOfSightCheckType)const
247 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLineOfSightClear(Vector const&,CBaseCombatCharacter::LineOfSightCheckType,CBaseEntity *)const
248 CTerrorPlayer::OnFootstep(Vector const&,bool,bool,bool,bool)
249 CCSPlayer::GetGroundSurface(void)const
250 CTerrorPlayer::GetFootstepSound(char const*,bool,float,bool)const
251 CTerrorPlayer::AreFootstepsAudible(void)const
252 CTerrorPlayer::IsFootstepAudible(float,bool)const
253 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFootstepRunThreshold(void)const
254 CBaseCombatCharacter::GiveAmmo(int,int,bool)
255 CBaseCombatCharacter::NPC_TranslateActivity(Activity)
256 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_TranslateActivity(Activity,bool *)
257 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_FrameUpdate(void)
258 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_HandleAnimEvent(animevent_t *)
259 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_CanUse(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
260 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_Equip(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
261 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_EquipAmmoOnly(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
262 CBasePlayer::Weapon_Drop(CBaseCombatWeapon *,Vector const*,Vector const*)
263 CCSPlayer::Weapon_Switch(CBaseCombatWeapon *,int)
264 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_ShootPosition(void)
265 CCSPlayer::Weapon_CanSwitchTo(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
266 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_SlotOccupied(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
267 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_GetSlot(int)const
268 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddPlayerItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
269 CBasePlayer::RemovePlayerItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
270 CBaseCombatCharacter::CanBecomeServerRagdoll(void)
271 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamage_Alive(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
272 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnTakeDamage_Dying(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
273 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnTakeDamage_Dead(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
274 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetAliveDuration(void)const
275 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnFriendDamaged(CBaseCombatCharacter*,CBaseEntity *)
276 CBaseCombatCharacter::NotifyFriendsOfDamage(CBaseEntity *)
277 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasEverBeenInjured(int)const
278 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetTimeSinceLastInjury(int)const
279 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnPlayerKilledOther(CBaseEntity *,CTakeDamageInfo const&)
280 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetDeathActivity(void)
281 CBaseCombatCharacter::CorpseGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
282 CBaseCombatCharacter::CorpseFade(void)
283 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasHumanGibs(void)
284 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasAlienGibs(void)
285 CBaseCombatCharacter::ShouldGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
286 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnKilledNPC(CBaseCombatCharacter*)
287 CBaseCombatCharacter::Event_Gibbed(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
288 CBasePlayer::Event_Dying(void)
289 CBaseCombatCharacter::BecomeRagdoll(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&)
290 CBaseCombatCharacter::FixupBurningServerRagdoll(CBaseEntity *)
291 CBaseCombatCharacter::BecomeRagdollBoogie(CBaseEntity *,Vector const&,float,int)
292 CBaseCombatCharacter::CheckTraceHullAttack(float,Vector const&,Vector const&,int,int,float,bool)
293 CBaseCombatCharacter::CheckTraceHullAttack(Vector const&,Vector const&,Vector const&,Vector const&,int,int,float,bool)
294 CBaseCombatCharacter::PushawayTouch(CBaseEntity *)
295 CBaseCombatCharacter::IRelationType(CBaseEntity *)
296 CBaseCombatCharacter::IRelationPriority(CBaseEntity *)
297 CBasePlayer::IsInAVehicle(void)const
298 CBasePlayer::GetVehicle(void)
299 CBasePlayer::GetVehicleEntity(void)
300 CBaseCombatCharacter::ExitVehicle(void)
301 CBaseCombatCharacter::CalcWeaponProficiency(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
302 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetAttackSpread(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseEntity *)
303 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetSpreadBias(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseEntity *)
304 CBasePlayer::DoMuzzleFlash(void)
305 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddEntityRelationship(CBaseEntity *,Disposition_t,int)
306 CBaseCombatCharacter::RemoveEntityRelationship(CBaseEntity *)
307 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddClassRelationship(Class_T,Disposition_t,int)
308 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnChangeActiveWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseCombatWeapon *)
309 CTerrorPlayer::GetLastKnownArea(void)const
310 CTerrorPlayer::IsAreaTraversable(CNavArea const*)const
311 CBaseCombatCharacter::ClearLastKnownArea(void)
312 CBaseCombatCharacter::UpdateLastKnownArea(void)
313 CTerrorPlayer::OnNavAreaChanged(CNavArea *,CNavArea *)
314 CTerrorPlayer::OnNavAreaRemoved(CNavArea *)
315 CTerrorPlayer::GetClass(void)const
316 CTerrorPlayer::CanBeA(ZombieClassType)const
317 CTerrorPlayer::OnPursuedBy(INextBot *)
318 CTerrorPlayer::IsGhost(void)const
319 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iAmmo(void)
320 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iAmmo(void *)
321 CCSPlayer::CreateViewModel(int)
322 CCSPlayer::SetupVisibility(CBaseEntity *,unsigned char *,int)
323 CTerrorPlayer::WantsLagCompensationOnEntity(CBaseAnimatingOverlay const*,CUserCmd const*,CBitVec<2048> const*)const
324 CBasePlayer::SharedSpawn(void)
325 CBasePlayer::ForceRespawn(void)
326 CTerrorPlayer::InitialSpawn(void)
327 CBasePlayer::InitHUD(void)
328 CCSPlayer::ShowViewPortPanel(char const*,bool,KeyValues *)
329 CCSPlayer::PlayerDeathThink(void)
330 CBasePlayer::Jump(void)
331 CBasePlayer::Duck(void)
332 CTerrorPlayer::Cough(CBasePlayer *)
333 CTerrorPlayer::PreThink(void)
334 CTerrorPlayer::PostThink(void)
335 CBasePlayer::DamageEffect(float,int)
336 CCSPlayer::OnDamagedByExplosion(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
337 CBasePlayer::ShouldFadeOnDeath(void)
338 CBasePlayer::IsFakeClient(void)const
339 CTerrorPlayer::GetCharacterDisplayName(void)
340 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerMins(void)const
341 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerMaxs(void)const
342 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateCollisionBounds(void)
343 CBasePlayer::CalcRoll(QAngle const&,Vector const&,float,float)
344 CBasePlayer::PackDeadPlayerItems(void)
345 CCSPlayer::RemoveAllItems(bool)
346 CTerrorPlayer::IsRunning(void)const
347 CBasePlayer::Weapon_SetLast(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
348 CBasePlayer::Weapon_ShouldSetLast(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseCombatWeapon *)
349 CBasePlayer::Weapon_ShouldSelectItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
350 CBasePlayer::UpdateClientData(void)
351 CBasePlayer::ExitLadder(void)
352 CBasePlayer::GetLadderSurface(Vector const&)
353 CTerrorPlayer::IsAbleToAutoCenterOnLadders(void)const
354 CBasePlayer::SetFlashlightEnabled(bool)
355 CCSPlayer::FlashlightIsOn(void)
356 CTerrorPlayer::FlashlightTurnOn(bool)
357 CTerrorPlayer::FlashlightTurnOff(bool)
358 CBasePlayer::IsIlluminatedByFlashlight(CBaseEntity *,float *)
359 CCSPlayer::UpdateStepSound(surfacedata_t *,Vector const&,Vector const&)
360 CCSPlayer::PlayStepSound(Vector &,surfacedata_t *,float,bool)
361 CBasePlayer::GetStepSoundVelocities(float *,float *)
362 CBasePlayer::SetStepSoundTime(stepsoundtimes_t,bool)
363 CTerrorPlayer::DeathSound(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
364 CCSPlayer::SetAnimation(PLAYER_ANIM)
365 CTerrorPlayer::OnMainActivityComplete(Activity,Activity)
366 CTerrorPlayer::OnMainActivityInterrupted(Activity,Activity)
367 CTerrorPlayer::ImpulseCommands(void)
368 CTerrorPlayer::CheatImpulseCommands(int)
369 CTerrorPlayer::ClientCommand(CCommand const&)
370 CBasePlayer::StartObserverMode(int)
371 CBasePlayer::StopObserverMode(void)
372 CBasePlayer::ModeWantsSpectatorGUI(int)
373 CTerrorPlayer::SetObserverMode(int)
374 CBasePlayer::GetObserverMode(void)
375 CTerrorPlayer::SetObserverTarget(CBaseEntity *)
376 CBasePlayer::ObserverUse(bool)
377 CBasePlayer::GetObserverTarget(void)
378 CTerrorPlayer::FindNextObserverTarget(bool)
379 CCSPlayer::GetNextObserverSearchStartPoint(bool)
380 CTerrorPlayer::PassesObserverFilter(CBaseEntity const*)
381 CTerrorPlayer::IsValidObserverTarget(CBaseEntity *)
382 CBasePlayer::CheckObserverSettings(void)
383 CBasePlayer::JumptoPosition(Vector const&,QAngle const&)
384 CBasePlayer::ForceObserverMode(int)
385 CCSPlayer::ResetObserverMode(void)
386 CBasePlayer::ValidateCurrentObserverTarget(void)
387 CBasePlayer::AttemptToExitFreezeCam(void)
388 CTerrorPlayer::WantsRoamingObserverMode(void)const
389 CCSPlayer::StartReplayMode(float,float,int)
390 CCSPlayer::StopReplayMode(void)
391 CBasePlayer::GetDelayTicks(void)
392 CBasePlayer::GetReplayEntity(void)
393 CBasePlayer::CreateCorpse(void)
394 CTerrorPlayer::EntSelectSpawnPoint(void)
395 CBasePlayer::GetInVehicle(IServerVehicle *,int)
396 CBasePlayer::LeaveVehicle(Vector const&,QAngle const&)
397 CBasePlayer::OnVehicleStart(void)
398 CBasePlayer::OnVehicleEnd(Vector &)
399 CTerrorPlayer::BumpWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
400 CBasePlayer::SelectLastItem(void)
401 CBasePlayer::SelectItem(char const*,int)
402 CBasePlayer::SelectItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
403 CTerrorPlayer::ItemPostFrame(void)
404 CTerrorPlayer::GiveNamedItem(char const*,int,bool)
405 CBasePlayer::CheckTrainUpdate(void)
406 CBasePlayer::SetPlayerUnderwater(bool)
407 CTerrorPlayer::PlayWadeSound(void)
408 CTerrorPlayer::CanBreatheUnderwater(void)const
409 CTerrorPlayer::CanRecoverCurrentDrowningDamage(void)const
410 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerUse(CBaseEntity *)
411 CCSPlayer::PlayUseDenySound(void)
412 CTerrorPlayer::FindUseEntity(float,float,bool *)
413 CTerrorPlayer::IsUseableEntity(CBaseEntity *,unsigned int)
414 CTerrorPlayer::OnUseEntity(CBaseEntity *,USE_TYPE)
415 CTerrorPlayer::PickupObject(CBaseEntity *,bool)
416 CTerrorPlayer::ForceDropOfCarriedPhysObjects(CBaseEntity *)
417 CTerrorPlayer::GetHeldObjectMass(IPhysicsObject *)
418 CTerrorPlayer::IsHoldingEntity(CBaseEntity *)
419 CBasePlayer::UpdateGeigerCounter(void)
420 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float)
421 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float,float)
422 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float,float,float,AimResults *)
423 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(autoaim_params_t &)
424 CBasePlayer::ShouldAutoaim(void)
425 CBasePlayer::ForceClientDllUpdate(void)
426 CBasePlayer::ProcessUsercmds(CUserCmd *,int,int,int,bool)
427 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerRunCommand(CUserCmd *,IMoveHelper *)
428 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanHearAndReadChatFrom(CBasePlayer *)
429 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanSpeak(void)
430 CCSPlayer::ModifyOrAppendPlayerCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
431 CTerrorPlayer::CheckChatText(char *,int)
432 CBasePlayer::CreateRagdollEntity(void)
433 CBasePlayer::ShouldAnnounceAchievement(void)
434 CBasePlayer::EnsureSplitScreenTeam(void)
435 CBasePlayer::ForceChangeTeam(int)
436 CBasePlayer::IsFollowingPhysics(void)
437 CTerrorPlayer::InitVCollision(Vector const&,Vector const&)
438 CBasePlayer::UpdatePhysicsShadowToCurrentPosition(void)
439 CBasePlayer::Hints(void)
440 CBasePlayer::IsReadyToPlay(void)
441 CBasePlayer::IsReadyToSpawn(void)
442 CBasePlayer::ShouldGainInstantSpawn(void)
443 CBasePlayer::ResetPerRoundStats(void)
444 CBasePlayer::ResetScores(void)
445 CBasePlayer::EquipSuit(bool)
446 CBasePlayer::RemoveSuit(void)
447 CTerrorPlayer::OnUseEntityChanged(void)
448 CBasePlayer::CommitSuicide(bool,bool)
449 CBasePlayer::CommitSuicide(Vector const&,bool,bool)
450 CBasePlayer::IsBot(void)const
451 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::GetExpresser(void)
452 CCSPlayer::SpawnArmorValue(void)const
453 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateTonemapController(void)
454 CCSPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_ArmorValue(void)
455 CCSPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_ArmorValue(void *)
456 CTerrorPlayer::IsAutoCrouched(void)const
457 CTerrorPlayer::GetAvailableSteadyStateSlots(void)
458 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpeak(CBasePlayer *,char const*,float)
459 CTerrorPlayer::OnVoiceTransmit(void)
460 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerSolidMask(bool)const
461 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::NoteSpeaking(float,float)
462 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::Speak(CAI_Concept,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
463 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::Speak(CAI_Concept,AI_CriteriaSet *,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
464 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::PostSpeakDispatchResponse(CAI_Concept,AI_Response *)
465 CTerrorPlayer::SpeakIfAllowed(CAI_Concept,SpeechPriorityType,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
466 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::SpeakConceptIfAllowed(int,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
467 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanSpeakVoiceCommand(void)
468 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::ShouldShowVoiceSubtitleToEnemy(void)
469 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::NoteSpokeVoiceCommand(char const*)
470 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::GetMultiplayerExpresser(void)
471 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CalculateTeamBalanceScore(void)
472 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CreateExpresser(void)
473 CCSPlayer::FirePlayerHurtEvent(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
474 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamageInternal(CTakeDamageInfo &)
475 CTerrorPlayer::AllowDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
476 CTerrorPlayer::GetHealthBuffer(void)const
477 CTerrorPlayer::IsIncapacitated(void)const
478 CTerrorPlayer::GetAdjustedDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&,float,float,bool)
479 CTerrorPlayer::DoBloodEffect(float,CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&,CGameTrace *)
480 CCSPlayer::GiveNamedItem(char const*,int)
481 CCSPlayer::IsBeingGivenItem(void)const
482 CTerrorPlayer::DoAnimationEvent(PlayerAnimEvent_t,int)
483 CCSPlayer::CSAnim_GetActiveWeapon(void)
484 CCSPlayer::CSAnim_CanMove(void)
485 CTerrorPlayer::KickBack(float,float,float,float,float,float,int)
486 CTerrorPlayer::IsImmobilized(void)const
487 CTerrorPlayer::GiveDefaultItems(void)
488 CTerrorPlayer::RoundRespawn(void)
489 CTerrorPlayer::ObserverRoundRespawn(void)
490 CCSPlayer::Blind(float,float,float)
491 CTerrorPlayer::Deafen(float,float,float)
492 CTerrorPlayer::ResetMaxSpeed(void)
493 CCSPlayer::HandleCommand_JoinClass(int)
494 CTerrorPlayer::HandleCommand_JoinTeam(int,char const*,bool)
495 CTerrorPlayer::GetIntoGame(void)
496 CTerrorPlayer::WantsMOTD(void)const
497 CTerrorPlayer::AutoSelectTeam(void)
498 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveActiveState(void)
499 CTerrorPlayer::Pain(bool)
500 CTerrorPlayer::OnTeamChanged(int)
501 CTerrorPlayer::CanAttack(void)const
502 CTerrorPlayer::OnWeaponFired(void)
503 CTerrorPlayer::OnHitPlayer(int,float,float,int)
504 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadStart(bool,int,bool)
505 CTerrorPlayer::CreateNoise(float)
506 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkObserverMode(void)
507 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterRescueState(void)
508 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkRescueState(void)
509 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveRescueState(void)
510 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterGhostState(void)
511 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkGhostState(void)
512 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveGhostState(void)
513 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterIntroCameraState(void)
514 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkIntroCameraState(void)
515 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveIntroCameraState(void)
516 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveDeathAnimState(void)
517 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveDeathWaitForKeyState(void)
518 CTerrorPlayer::CanUseFlashlight(void)const
519 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateAddonBits(void)
520 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateRadar(void)
521 CTerrorPlayer::SelectDeathPose(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
522 CTerrorPlayer::CanChangeName(void)const
523 CTerrorPlayer::ChangeName(char const*)
524 CTerrorPlayer::IsProgressBarActive(void)const
525 CTerrorPlayer::CreateRagdollEntity(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
526 CTerrorPlayer::GetRagdollType(void)const
527 CTerrorPlayer::SetModelFromClass(void)
528 CTerrorPlayer::SetModelFromClassAtSpawn(void)
529 CTerrorPlayer::DropWeapons(bool)
530 CTerrorPlayer::RecordDamageTaken(char const*,int)
531 CTerrorPlayer::OnPlayerDisconnected(CTerrorPlayer*)
532 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpawn(void)
533 CTerrorPlayer::RestoreSpawn(void)
534 CTerrorPlayer::OnBeginChangeLevel(char const*,KeyValues *)
535 CTerrorPlayer::OnEndChangeLevel(void)
536 CTerrorPlayer::SetDoingRestore(bool)
537 CTerrorPlayer::GetTeamSwitchRule(void)const
538 CTerrorPlayer::IsReadyToShove(void)
539 CTerrorPlayer::SetNextShoveTime(float)
540 CTerrorPlayer::CommitSuicide(bool)
541 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpokeConcept(CAI_Concept,AI_Response *)
542 CTerrorPlayer::RestoreWeapons(void)
543 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadEnd(void)
544 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadAbort(void)
545 CTerrorPlayer::OnAttackSuccess(CBaseCombatCharacter *,bool)
546 CTerrorPlayer::IsWielding(CSWeaponID)const
547 CTerrorPlayer::IsZoomed(void)
548 CTerrorPlayer::CanPlayerJump(void)const
549 CTerrorPlayer::CanHearChatFrom(CBasePlayer *)
550 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerZombieAbortControl(void)
551 CTerrorPlayer::CanBeShoved(void)
552 CTerrorPlayer::SetClass(ZombieClassType)
553 CTerrorPlayer::SetCharacter(void)
554 CTerrorPlayer::OnRevived(void)
555 CTerrorPlayer::OnAwardEarned(AwardType,CBaseEntity *)
556 CTerrorPlayer::OnAwardLost(AwardType)
557 CTerrorPlayer::ScoreKilledZombie(ZombieClassType)
</pre>

Adding Admins (SourceMod)

2009-01-02T06:38:53Z

DS: /* Simple Admins */ Fixed a couple flag inconsistencies in the examples

__FORCETOC__
SourceMod has as very detailed and flexible administration system, and it can be quite daunting to users. To simplify things, there are a number of "flags" which specify generic permissions administrators can have.

Aside from that, there are (currently) two provided ways of storing admins. One via a simplified flat file, and another via a more complex tree-based file.

SourceMod provides three methods of authentication by default:
*''Steam ID'' (unique to a Steam account)
*''IP Address'' (semi-unique to a given computer, better for LANs)
*''Name'' (requires a password)

=Levels=
First, let's quickly run down the provided levels:
:{| cellpadding="5"
|- class="t2th"
| Name
| Flag
| Purpose
|- class="t2td"
| reservation
| a
| Reserved slot access.
|- class="t2td"
| generic
| b
| Generic admin; required for admins.
|- class="t2td"
| kick
| c
| Kick other players.
|- class="t2td"
| ban
| d
| Ban other players.
|- class="t2td"
| unban
| e
| Remove bans.
|- class="t2td"
| slay
| f
| Slay/harm other players.
|- class="t2td"
| changemap
| g
| Change the map or major gameplay features.
|- class="t2td"
| cvar
| h
| Change most cvars.
|- class="t2td"
| config
| i
| Execute config files.
|- class="t2td"
| chat
| j
| Special chat privileges.
|- class="t2td"
| vote
| k
| Start or create votes.
|- class="t2td"
| password
| l
| Set a password on the server.
|- class="t2td"
| rcon
| m
| Use RCON commands.
|- class="t2td"
| cheats
| n
| Change sv_cheats or use cheating commands.
|- class="t2td"
| root
| z
| Magically enables all flags.
|}

=Immunity=
In SourceMod, immunity is a flexible system based on ''immunity levels''. Every admin can have an arbitrary immunity value assigned to them. Whether an admin can target another admin depends on who has a higher immunity value.

For example, say Admin #1 has an immunity level of "3" and Admin #2 has an immunity level of "10." Admin #2 can target Admin #1, but Admin #1 cannot target Admin #2. The numbers are completely arbitrary, and they can be any number equal to or higher than 0. Note that 0 always implies no immunity.

By default, admins with the same immunity value can target each other. This can be changed via <tt>sm_immunity_mode</tt> in <tt>cfg/sourcemod.cfg</tt>.

=Passwords=
For passwords to work, the server administrator must change the "PassInfoVar" line in <tt>addons/sourcemod/configs/core.cfg</tt>. For example:
<pre>"PassInfoVar" "_sm1337"</pre>

Next, if an admin has a password, he or she must set the password via the ''setinfo'' command in the client console. For example, using the examples above, <tt>BAILOPAN</tt> would need to type:
<pre>setinfo "_sm1337" "Gab3n"</pre>

To automate this upon connecting to a server, you can create an "autoexec.cfg" file in your client <tt>cstrike</tt> folder. This will be located under <tt>SteamApps\ACCOUNT\Counter-Strike Source\cstrike\cfg</tt>. For example:
*<tt>C:\program files\steam\steamapps\bailopan\counter-strike source\cstrike\cfg</tt>

You can also set the password upon connecting. For steam and IP authentication, your admin privileges will be automatically assigned if the password is correct. For name based authentication, your password must be correct before you change your name, or else you will be kicked from the server.

=Simple Admins=
The easiest way to add administrators is through <tt>configs/admins_simple.ini</tt>. This is a flat file which requires two parameters per line: authentication info, and flags. The flag string is somewhat flexible and can have the following information:
*An optional immunity level value, followed by a colon (':');
*A flag string, '''or''';
*A group name, preceded by an '@' symbol

Three examples are provided:
<pre>
"STEAM_0:1:16" "bce" //generic, kick, unban for this steam ID. no immunity
"!127.0.0.1" "5:z" //all permissions for this ip, immunity level = 5
"BAILOPAN" "abc" "Gab3n" //name BAILOPAN, password "Gab3n": gets reservation, generic, kick
</pre>

=Detailed Admins=
Alternatively, you can add admins via <tt>configs/admins.cfg</tt>, a more advanced file stored in a KeyValues format. Each admin is its own block inside a main "Admin" block. The format is as follows:

<pre>Admins
{
"Admin Name"
{
"auth" "[steam|name|ip]"
"identity" "[unique id]"
"[option1]" "[value1]"
"[option2]" "[value2]"
/* .... */
}
}</pre>

Available options are:
*<tt>auth</tt>: Required. Must be one of <tt>steam</tt>, <tt>name</tt>, or <tt>ip</tt> (unless there is a custom auth method), and instructs SourceMod how to interpret the <tt>identity</tt> value.
*<tt>identity</tt>: Required. Unique value that allows SourceMod to find this admin given an authentication method and the given value.
*<tt>password</tt>: Optional. Specifies the password the user must enter (see above section on passwords).
*<tt>group</tt>: Optional. Specifies a group name the user should inherit if available. More than one "group" line can be specified. There should be no '@' symbol as there is no ambiguity.
*<tt>flags</tt>: Optional. Default access flags the user should receive.
*<tt>immunity</tt>: Optional: Default immunity level the user should receive.

The admin name is optional (it can be blank). It is not used internally and is intended for convenience usage by 3rd party tools.

Example:
<pre>Admins
{
"BAILOPAN"
{
"auth" "steam"
"identity" "STEAM_0:1:2345"
"flags" "abcdef"
"immunity" "5"
"group" "Awesome Admins"
}

"Blue Crab"
{
"auth" "steam"
"identity" "STEAM_0:1:666666"
"flags" "z"
"immunity" "99"
}
}</pre>

=See Also=
*[[Adding Groups (SourceMod)]]
*[[Overriding Command Access (SourceMod)]]

[[Category:SourceMod Documentation]]

CTFPlayer Offset List (Team Fortress 2)

2008-12-12T20:26:01Z

DS:

Porting to Left 4 Dead

2008-12-02T16:35:37Z

DS:

__FORCETOC__
Porting Valve Server Plugins or Metamod:Source plugins to Left 4 Dead is not very difficult. This article explores some of the changes and how to simplify them.

Users of Metamod:Source must upgrade to Metamod:Source 1.7 and use the 1.6+ API (see [[MM:S API Differences]]).

As there is no official SDK yet, we've simply reverse engineered the new header files. These changes aren't guaranteed to be 100% correct and the SDK isn't complete for building mods -- just most plugins.

=Changes=
*<tt>IVEngineServer::UserMessageBegin</tt> now takes an additional string parameter containing the message name.
*The low-level datagram type for setting replicated convars on clients has changed from 5 to 6.
*<tt>CreateEntityByName</tt> appears to have a third parameter (SourceMod sets it to true).

=Removals=
==IVEngineServer Functions==
The <tt>IVEngineServer</tt> functions <tt>PEntityOfEntIndex</tt> and <tt>IndexOfEdict</tt> have been removed for faster code that can be inlined. An example of how to re-implement this (as Valve has not released a new SDK yet):

<cpp>
inline int IndexOfEdict(const edict_t *pEdict)
{
return (int)(pEdict - gpGlobals->baseEdict);
}
inline edict_t *PEntityOfEntIndex(int iEntIndex)
{
if (iEntIndex >= 0 && iEntIndex < gpGlobals->maxEntities)
{
return (edict_t *)(gpGlobals->baseEdict + iEntIndex);
}
return NULL;
}
</cpp>

==ICVar functions==
The function <tt>GetCommands</tt> has been removed. In general, <tt>FindCommand</tt> can be used as a replacement.

However, if iterating across all ConCommandBases is a must, then use <tt>FactoryInternalIterator</tt>. This returns an <tt>ICvarIteratorInternal</tt> pointer. An example of how to use these:

<cpp>
ICvarIteratorInternal *iter = icvar->FactoryInternalIterator();

iter->SetFirst();

while (iter->IsValid())
{
ConCommandBase *pCmd = iter->Get();
Msg("ConCommandBase: %s\n", pCmd->GetName());
iter->Next();
}

// ICvarIteratorInternal does not have a virtual destructor.
g_pMemAlloc->Free(iter);
</cpp>

=Annoyances=
The console will spew "VPK" warnings unless your file-backed KeyValues operations use relative paths instead of absolute paths.

[[Category:Metamod:Source Development]]

Metamod:Source Environment

2008-11-26T14:04:34Z

DS:

This article explains how to set up your Windows or Linux environment to compile Metamod:Source's sample plugins.

This article does not guarantee that you will be able to build third-party plugins, which may have their own build environment requirements. However, it creates a baseline for making sure you can successfully build plugins.

'''Note:''' You can use Valve's HL2SDK source tree, but we have our own available. It fixes all of Valve's mistakes such that you can build on both GCC and Visual Studio with no warnings or errors.

'''Note:''' This article is intended to be used against Metamod:Source 1.7.

=Requirements=

==Windows==
*Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 (Express or higher) is supported and used for official builds.
*Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 (Express or higher) is unsupported, though it should work as it is capable of building compatible binaries.
*Microsoft Visual C++ 2003 7.1 is unsupported. It is capable of building compatible binaries against the original (non-Orange Box SDK) only.
*Microsoft Visual C++ 2003 7.0 or lower '''cannot''' be used.

If you are installing Visual C++ 2005 Express, it may not come with Microsoft's Platform SDK installed. If this is the case, you must manually install the Platform SDK. You can find directions on how to do this and test your setup [http://www.microsoft.com/express/2005/platformsdk/default.aspx here]. According to Microsoft, Visual C++ 2008 "streamlines" the Platform SDK installation for you.

==Linux==
For Linux, Metamod:Source requires the GNU C/C++ Compiler (from GCC):
*Version 4.1 is used for official binaries and is guaranteed to build.
*Versions 3.4 through 4.2 are guaranteed to be binary (ABI) compatible. Metamod:Source and its sample plugins will probably build fine on them.
*Any GCC version below 3.4 '''cannot''' be used.

=Setup=
==Getting the Files==
This section describes which files you must have and how to get them. Do not worry about where to place them yet -- that will be discussed on a per-platform basis. You can download the files anywhere you'd like.

You can use the HL2SDK from Valve, but it's recommended you use the one linked to here. We have a patched version that fixes many compilation bugs and it will make your life easier on both operating systems.

You need each SDK for each game you want to compile against (if your plugin requires knowledge about the game).

To get Metamod:Source files, visit [http://www.metamodsource.net/?go=downloads Metamod:Source downloads]. Make sure to get the source code and not the binaries.

==Linux==
As of this writing, SourceMod's Makefiles are hardcoded to use a binary called "gcc-4.1" You can override this, for example:
<pre>make CPP=gcc</pre>

Otherwise, you can also just create a symlink:
<pre>sudo ln -s /usr/bin/gcc /usr/bin/gcc-4.1</pre>

Note that you must use <tt>gcc</tt> and not <tt>g++</tt>. Using <tt>g++</tt> creates a <tt>libstdc++</tt> dependency, which may interfere with Valve's <tt>libstdc++</tt> usage and will cause platform portability problems in general. As a corollary you should avoid using STL, RTTI (Run-Time Type Information), or exceptions.

Metamod:Source's Makefiles have a strict directory organization. You must have a top-level folder. For this document, we'll assume it is called <tt>project</tt>, though it can be named anything. The layout of <tt>project</tt> should be:
*<tt>project</tt>/
**<tt>mmsource-1.7</tt> - symlink or folder containing Metamod:Source 1.7 source code
**<tt>hl2sdk</tt> - symlink or folder containing the HL2SDK for Episode 1
**<tt>hl2sdk-ob</tt> - symlink or folder containing the HL2SDK for Orange Box/TF
**<tt>hl2sdk-l4d</tt> - symlink or folder containing the HL2SDK for Left 4 Dead

If you are using a 64-bit version of Linux, you may need to install extra packages to be able to compile SourceMod. On Debian-based distros, these are typically:
<pre>
#prerequisites
#apt-get install g++-4.1 gcc-4.1 make mercurial
#apt-get instal libz libz-dev
#only needed if you want to use the build tool
#apt-get install mono mono-devel
#32-bit support
apt-get install ia32-libs
apt-get install lib32z1 lib32z1-dev
apt-get install libc6-dev-i386 libc6-i386
</pre>

In your projects, you should use <tt>mmsource-1.7/core</tt> for the new (1.6+) API and <tt>mmsource-1.7/core-legacy</tt> for the legacy (1.4-) API, needed for compatibility with the original MM:S engine.

==Windows==
On Windows, there is no particular directory layout required -- environment variables are used instead. The directions below apply to Windows XP, and are assumed to be similar for other versions of Windows.
*Open the Control Panel (for example, via Start -> Settings).
*Open the System control. If you don't see it, you may need to switch to "Classic view" (either via the left-hand pane or by going to Tools -> Folder Options).
*Click the Advanced tab.
*Click the Environment Variables button.

You can add your environment variables to either your User settings or your System settings. Create a new variable for each item in the list below. The item names are in <tt>fixed-width font</tt> and their value descriptions follow.
*<tt>MMSOURCE17</tt> - Path to Metamod:Source 1.7 source code.
*<tt>HL2SDK</tt> - Path to HL2SDK for Ep1/Original
*<tt>HL2SDKOB</tt> - Path to HL2SDK for Ep2/OrangeBox
*<tt>HL2SDKL4D</tt> - Path to HL2SDK for Left 4 Dead

In your projects, you should use <tt>$(MMSOURCE17)/core</tt> for the new (1.6+) API and <tt>$(MMSOURCE17)/core-legacy</tt> for the legacy (1.4-) API, needed for compatibility with the original MM:S engine.

[[Category:Metamod:Source Development]]

Porting to Left 4 Dead

2008-11-26T08:23:56Z

DS:

__FORCETOC__
Porting Valve Server Plugins or Metamod:Source plugins to Left 4 Dead is not very difficult. This article explores some of the changes and how to simplify them.

Users of Metamod:Source must upgrade to Metamod:Source 1.7 and use the 1.6+ API (see [[MM:S API Differences]]).

As there is no official SDK yet, we've simply reverse engineered the new header files. These changes aren't guaranteed to be 100% correct and the SDK isn't complete for building mods -- just most plugins.

=Changes=
*<tt>IVEngineServer::UserMessageBegin</tt> now takes an additional string parameter containing the message name.
*The low-level datagram type for setting replicated convars on clients has changed from 5 to 6.
*<tt>CreateEntityByName</tt> appears to have a third parameter (SourceMod sets it to true).

=Removals=
==IVEngineServer Functions==
The <tt>IVEngineServer</tt> functions <tt>PEntityOfEntIndex</tt> and <tt>IndexOfEdict</tt> have been removed for faster code that can be inlined. An example of how to re-implement this (as Valve has not released a new SDK yet):

<cpp>
inline int IndexOfEdict(const edict_t *pEdict)
{
return (int)(pEdict - gpGlobals->baseEdict);
}
inline edict_t *PEntityOfEntIndex(int iEntIndex)
{
if (iEntIndex >= 0 && iEntIndex < gpGlobals->maxEntities)
{
return (edict_t *)(gpGlobals->baseEdict + iEntIndex);
}
return NULL;
}
</cpp>

==ICVar functions==
The function <tt>GetCommands</tt> has been removed. In general, <tt>FindCommand</tt> can be used as a replacement.

However, if iterating across all ConCommandBases is a must, then use <tt>FactoryInternalIterator</tt>. This returns a pointer to <tt>ICvarIteratorInternal</tt>. An example of how to use these:

<cpp>
ICvarIteratorInternal *iter = icvar->FactoryInternalIterator();
iter->SetFirst();
while (iter->IsValid())
{
ConCommandBase *pCmd = iter->Get();
Msg("ConCommandBase: %s\n", pCmd->GetName());
iter->Next();
}
</cpp>

=Annoyances=
The console will spew "VPK" warnings unless your file-backed KeyValues operations use relative paths instead of absolute paths.

[[Category:Metamod:Source Development]]

Porting to Left 4 Dead

2008-11-26T08:21:12Z

DS:

__FORCETOC__
Porting Valve Server Plugins or Metamod:Source plugins to Left 4 Dead is not very difficult. This article explores some of the changes and how to simplify them.

Users of Metamod:Source must upgrade to Metamod:Source 1.7 and use the 1.6+ API (see [[MM:S API Differences]]).

As there is no official SDK yet, we've simply reverse engineered the new header files. These changes aren't guaranteed to be 100% correct and the SDK isn't complete for building mods -- just most plugins.

=Changes=
*<tt>IVEngineServer::UserMessageBegin</tt> now takes an additional string parameter containing the message name.
*The low-level datagram type for setting convars has changed from 5 to 6.
*<tt>CreateEntityByName</tt> appears to have a third parameter (SourceMod sets it to true).

=Removals=
==IVEngineServer Functions==
The <tt>IVEngineServer</tt> functions <tt>PEntityOfEntIndex</tt> and <tt>IndexOfEdict</tt> have been removed for faster code that can be inlined. An example of how to re-implement this (as Valve has not released a new SDK yet):

<cpp>
inline int IndexOfEdict(const edict_t *pEdict)
{
return (int)(pEdict - gpGlobals->baseEdict);
}
inline edict_t *PEntityOfEntIndex(int iEntIndex)
{
if (iEntIndex >= 0 && iEntIndex < gpGlobals->maxEntities)
{
return (edict_t *)(gpGlobals->baseEdict + iEntIndex);
}
return NULL;
}
</cpp>

==ICVar functions==
The function <tt>GetCommands</tt> has been removed. In general, <tt>FindCommand</tt> can be used as a replacement.

However, if iterating across all ConCommandBases is a must, then use <tt>FactoryInternalIterator</tt>. This returns a pointer to <tt>ICvarIteratorInternal</tt>. An example of how to use these:

<cpp>
ICvarIteratorInternal *iter = icvar->FactoryInternalIterator();
iter->SetFirst();
while (iter->IsValid())
{
ConCommandBase *pCmd = iter->Get();
Msg("ConCommandBase: %s\n", pCmd->GetName());
iter->Next();
}
</cpp>

=Annoyances=
The console will spew "VPK" warnings unless your file-backed KeyValues operations use relative paths instead of absolute paths.

[[Category:Metamod:Source Development]]

Virtual Offsets (Source Mods)

2008-11-09T10:28:53Z

DS: Added link to L4D player offsets

[[Category:Metamod:Source Development]]
== Calling virtual functions ==
I got this method from [[User:Mani|Mani]], who I believe got it from [[User:PM|Pavol Marko]]. Thank you!

I hope to expand on an actual explanation when I have the time (and understand it better). Hopefully, someone can expand on this, but for now I'll just post the examples and a list of the CCSPlayer virtual function table offsets.

== Offset Lists ==
==== Counter-Strike: Source ====
* [[CCSPlayer Offset List (Counter-Strike: Source)|CCSPlayer]]
* [[CBaseCombatWeapon Offset List (Counter-Strike: Source)|CBaseCombatWeapon]]
* [[CCSGameRules Offset List (Counter-Strike: Source) | CCSGameRules]]
* [[CBaseGrenade Offset List (Counter-Strike: Source) | CBaseGrenade]]
* [[CDEagle Offset List (Counter-Strike: Source) | CDEagle]]
* [[CBasePlayer Offset List (Counter-Strike: Source) | CBasePlayer]]

==== Day of Defeat: Source ====
* [[CDODPlayer Offset List (Day of Defeat: Source)|CDODPlayer]]

==== Dystopia ====
* [[CDYSPlayer Offset List (Dystopia)|CDYSPlayer]]

==== Empires ====
* [[CSDKPlayer Offset List (Empires)|CSDKPlayer]]

==== Fortress Forever ====
* [[CFFPlayer Offset List (Fortress Forever)|CFFPlayer]]

==== Half-Life 2: Capture the Flag ====
* [[CHL2_Player Offset List (Half-Life 2: Capture the Flag)|CHL2_Player]]

==== Half-Life 2: Deathmatch ====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (Half-Life 2: Deathmatch)|CHL2MP_Player]]

==== Hidden: Source ====
* [[CSDKPlayer Offset List (Hidden: Source)|CSDKPlayer]]

==== Insurgency ====
* [[CINSPlayer Offset List (Insurgency)|CINSPlayer]]

==== Left 4 Dead ====
* [[CTerrorPlayer Offset List (Left 4 Dead)|CTerrorPlayer]]

==== Obsidian Conflict ====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (Obsidian Conflict)|CHL2MP_Player]]

==== Pirates, Vikings, and Knights II ====
* [[CPVK2Player Offset List (Pirates, Vikings, and Knights II)|CPVK2Player]]

==== The Ship ====
* [[CShipPlayer Offset List (The Ship)|CShipPlayer]]

==== SourceForts ====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (SourceForts)|CHL2MP_Player]]

==== Synergy ====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (Synergy)|CHL2MP_Player]]

==== Team Fortress 2 ====
* [[CTFPlayer Offset List (Team Fortress 2)|CTFPlayer]]

==== Zombie Master ====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (Zombie Master)|CHL2MP_Player]]

==== Zombie Panic: Source ====
* [[CHL2MP_Player Offset List (Zombie Panic: Source)|CHL2MP_Player]]

== How to use the examples ==

Basically, this lets you call any [[virtual function]] by knowing it's offset. A table is created for each class that lists the address of the function for each virtual function. This method takes advantage of that to call those addresses.

Look at the examples below and edit to match the function you want to call:
Use the offset for the function you want to call in this line. ([[CCSPlayer_offset_list_(SourceMM)]])
<cpp>void *func = vtable[m_Off_GiveNamedItem];</cpp>
Change this line to match your return type and parameters:
<cpp>union {CBaseEntity *(VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)(const char *, int );</cpp>
Call the original function with your parameters (change the return type to match the function you're calling):
<cpp>return (CBaseEntity *) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)(ItemName, iSubType);</cpp>

You'll need to add an empty class for the union. Something like this:
<cpp>class VfuncEmptyClass {};</cpp>

== Examples ==

These examples are for CSS. Mani has created a set of macros to make this easier. If you ask nicely, maybe he'll give them to you or let you post them here.

<cpp>datamap_t *VFuncs::GetDataDescMap(CBaseEntity *pThisPtr)
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_GetDataDescMap];

union {datamap_t *(VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)();
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else /* GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0 */
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

return (datamap_t *) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)();

}

void VFuncs::SetModel(CBaseEntity *pThisPtr, const char *ModelName)
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_SetModel];

union {void (VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)(const char *);
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

(void) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)(ModelName);

}

void VFuncs::Teleport(CBaseEntity *pThisPtr, const Vector *newPosition, const QAngle *newAngles, const Vector *newVelocity)
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_Teleport];

union {void (VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)(const Vector *, const QAngle *, const Vector *);
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

(void) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)(newPosition, newAngles, newVelocity);

}

Vector VFuncs::EyePosition( CBaseEntity *pThisPtr )
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_EyePosition];

union {Vector (VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)( void );
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

return (Vector) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)( );

}

QAngle &VFuncs::EyeAngles( CBaseEntity *pThisPtr )
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_EyeAngles];

union {QAngle& (VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)( void );
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

return (QAngle&) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)( );

}

void VFuncs::Ignite(CBaseEntity *pThisPtr, float flFlameLifetime, bool bNPCOnly, float flSize, bool bCalledByLevelDesigner)
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_Ignite];

union {void (VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)(float , bool , float , bool );
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

(void) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)(flFlameLifetime, bNPCOnly, flSize, bCalledByLevelDesigner);

}

CBaseEntity *VFuncs::GiveNamedItem(CBaseEntity *pThisPtr, const char *ItemName, int iSubType)
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_GiveNamedItem];

union {CBaseEntity *(VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)(const char *, int );
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

return (CBaseEntity *) (reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)(ItemName, iSubType);
}

void VFuncs::CommitSuicide(CBaseEntity *pThisPtr)
{
void **this_ptr = *(void ***)&pThisPtr;
void **vtable = *(void ***)pThisPtr;
void *func = vtable[m_Off_CommitSuicide];

union {CBaseEntity *(VfuncEmptyClass::*mfpnew)( void );
#ifndef __linux__
void *addr; } u; u.addr = func;
#else // GCC's member function pointers all contain a this pointer adjustor. You'd probably set it to 0
struct {void *addr; intptr_t adjustor;} s; } u; u.s.addr = func; u.s.adjustor = 0;
#endif

(reinterpret_cast<VfuncEmptyClass*>(this_ptr)->*u.mfpnew)();
}
</cpp>

CTerrorPlayer Offset List (Left 4 Dead)

2008-11-09T10:27:37Z

DS: Probably going to change by release day

Also for use when using [[Virtual Offsets (Source Mods)|virtual offsets]].

These are the Windows offsets. Linux offsets are 1 greater.

== The List ==
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

Last Updated 09 November 2008

<pre>
// Auto reconstructed from vtable block @ 0x00F14020
// from "server_i486.so", by ida_vtables.idc
0 CTerrorPlayer::~CTerrorPlayer()
1 CBaseEntity::SetRefEHandle(CBaseHandle const&)
2 CBaseEntity::GetRefEHandle(void)const
3 CBaseEntity::GetCollideable(void)
4 CBaseEntity::GetNetworkable(void)
5 CBaseEntity::GetBaseEntity(void)
6 CBaseEntity::GetModelIndex(void)const
7 CBaseEntity::GetModelName(void)const
8 CCSPlayer::SetModelIndex(int)
9 CTerrorPlayer::GetServerClass(void)
10 CTerrorPlayer::YouForgotToImplementOrDeclareServerClass(void)
11 CTerrorPlayer::GetDataDescMap(void)
12 CBaseAnimating::TestCollision(Ray_t const&,unsigned int,CGameTrace &)
13 CTerrorPlayer::TestHitboxes(Ray_t const&,unsigned int,CGameTrace &)
14 CBaseEntity::ComputeWorldSpaceSurroundingBox(Vector *,Vector *)
15 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldCollide(int,int)const
16 CBaseEntity::SetOwnerEntity(CBaseEntity*)
17 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldTransmit(CCheckTransmitInfo const*)
18 CBasePlayer::UpdateTransmitState(void)
19 CBaseCombatCharacter::SetTransmit(CCheckTransmitInfo *,bool)
20 CBasePlayer::GetTracerType(void)
21 CTerrorPlayer::Spawn(void)
22 CTerrorPlayer::Precache(void)
23 CBasePlayer::SetModel(char const*)
24 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::PostConstructor(char const*)
25 CBaseEntity::PostClientActive(void)
26 CBaseEntity::ParseMapData(CEntityMapData *)
27 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,char const*)
28 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,float)
29 CBaseEntity::KeyValue(char const*,Vector const&)
30 CBaseEntity::GetKeyValue(char const*,char *,int)
31 CBasePlayer::Activate(void)
32 CBaseEntity::SetParent(CBaseEntity*,int)
33 CTerrorPlayer::ObjectCaps(void)
34 CTerrorPlayer::GetUsePriority(CBaseEntity *)
35 CBaseEntity::GetGlowEntity(void)
36 CBaseEntity::GetUseType(CBaseEntity*)
37 CBaseEntity::AcceptInput(char const*,CBaseEntity*,CBaseEntity*,variant_t,int)
38 CBasePlayer::DrawDebugGeometryOverlays(void)
39 CBaseAnimating::DrawDebugTextOverlays(void)
40 CBasePlayer::Save(ISave &)
41 CBasePlayer::Restore(IRestore &)
42 CBasePlayer::ShouldSavePhysics(void)
43 CBaseEntity::OnSave(IEntitySaveUtils *)
44 CBasePlayer::OnRestore(void)
45 CBasePlayer::RequiredEdictIndex(void)
46 CBaseEntity::MoveDone(void)
47 CBaseEntity::Think(void)
48 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nNextThinkTick(void)
49 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nNextThinkTick(void *)
50 CBaseAnimating::GetBaseAnimating(void)
51 CTerrorPlayer::GetResponseSystem(void)
52 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::DispatchResponse(char const*)
53 CBasePlayer::Classify(void)
54 CBaseEntity::DeathNotice(CBaseEntity*)
55 CTerrorPlayer::ShouldAttractAutoAim(CBaseEntity *)
56 CBaseEntity::GetAutoAimRadius(void)
57 CBaseEntity::GetAutoAimCenter(void)
58 CBaseEntity::GetBeamTraceFilter(void)
59 CBaseEntity::PassesDamageFilter(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
60 CCSPlayer::TraceAttack(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&,CGameTrace *)
61 CBaseEntity::CanBeHitByMeleeAttack(CBaseEntity*)
62 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
63 CTerrorPlayer::TakeHealth(float,int)
64 CBaseEntity::IsAlive(void)const
65 CTerrorPlayer::Event_Killed(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
66 CBasePlayer::Event_KilledOther(CBaseEntity *,CTakeDamageInfo const&)
67 CBaseCombatCharacter::BloodColor(void)
68 CBaseEntity::IsTriggered(CBaseEntity*)
69 CBaseEntity::IsNPC(void)const
70 CBaseCombatCharacter::MyCombatCharacterPointer(void)
71 CBaseEntity::MyNextBotPointer(void)
72 CBaseEntity::MyInfectedPointer(void)
73 CBaseEntity::GetDelay(void)
74 CBaseEntity::IsMoving(void)
75 CBaseEntity::DamageDecal(int,int)
76 CBaseEntity::DecalTrace(CGameTrace *,char const*)
77 CBaseEntity::ImpactTrace(CGameTrace *,int,char *)
78 CBaseEntity::OnControls(CBaseEntity*)
79 CBaseEntity::HasTarget(string_t)
80 CBasePlayer::IsPlayer(void)const
81 CBasePlayer::IsNetClient(void)const
82 CBaseEntity::IsTemplate(void)
83 CBaseEntity::IsBaseObject(void)const
84 CBaseEntity::IsBaseCombatWeapon(void)const
85 CBaseEntity::MyCombatWeaponPointer(void)
86 CBaseEntity::GetServerVehicle(void)
87 CBaseEntity::IsViewable(void)
88 CTerrorPlayer::ChangeTeam(int)
89 CBaseEntity::OnEntityEvent(EntityEvent_t,void *)
90 CBaseEntity::CanStandOn(CBaseEntity*)const
91 CBaseEntity::CanStandOn(edict_t *)const
92 CBaseEntity::GetEnemy(void)
93 CBaseEntity::GetEnemy(void)const
94 CBaseEntity::Use(CBaseEntity*,CBaseEntity*,USE_TYPE,float)
95 CBaseEntity::StartTouch(CBaseEntity*)
96 CTerrorPlayer::Touch(CBaseEntity *)
97 CBaseEntity::EndTouch(CBaseEntity*)
98 CBaseEntity::StartBlocked(CBaseEntity*)
99 CBaseEntity::Blocked(CBaseEntity*)
100 CBaseEntity::EndBlocked(void)
101 CBasePlayer::PhysicsSimulate(void)
102 CBasePlayer::UpdateOnRemove(void)
103 CBaseEntity::StopLoopingSounds(void)
104 CBaseEntity::SUB_AllowedToFade(void)
105 CTerrorPlayer::Teleport(Vector const*,QAngle const*,Vector const*)
106 CBaseEntity::NotifySystemEvent(CBaseEntity*,notify_system_event_t,notify_system_event_params_t const&)
107 CBasePlayer::MakeTracer(Vector const&,CGameTrace const&,int)
108 CBaseEntity::GetTracerAttachment(void)
109 CBaseEntity::FireBullets(FireBulletsInfo_t const&)
110 CBasePlayer::DoImpactEffect(CGameTrace &,int)
111 CBaseEntity::Respawn(void)
112 CBaseEntity::IsLockedByMaster(void)
113 CTerrorPlayer::ModifyOrAppendCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
114 CTerrorPlayer::ModifyOrAppendDerivedCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
115 CTerrorPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iMaxHealth(void)
116 CTerrorPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iMaxHealth(void *)
117 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iHealth(void)
118 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iHealth(void *)
119 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_lifeState(void)
120 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_lifeState(void *)
121 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_takedamage(void)
122 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_takedamage(void *)
123 CBaseEntity::GetDamageType(void)const
124 CBaseEntity::GetDamage(void)
125 CBaseEntity::SetDamage(float)
126 CBasePlayer::EyePosition(void)
127 CBasePlayer::EyeAngles(void)
128 CBasePlayer::LocalEyeAngles(void)
129 CBaseEntity::EarPosition(void)
130 CBasePlayer::BodyTarget(Vector const&,bool)
131 CBaseEntity::HeadTarget(Vector const&)
132 CBaseEntity::GetVectors(Vector *,Vector *,Vector *)const
133 CBaseEntity::GetViewOffset(void)const
134 CBaseEntity::SetViewOffset(Vector const&)
135 CBasePlayer::GetSmoothedVelocity(void)
136 CBaseAnimating::GetVelocity(Vector *,Vector *)
137 CTerrorPlayer::GetFriction(void)const
138 CBaseCombatCharacter::FVisible(CBaseEntity *,int,CBaseEntity **)
139 CBaseCombatCharacter::FVisible(Vector const&,int,CBaseEntity **)
140 CBaseEntity::CanBeSeenBy(CAI_BaseNPC *)
141 CBaseEntity::GetAttackDamageScale(CBaseEntity*)
142 CBaseEntity::GetReceivedDamageScale(CBaseEntity*)
143 CTerrorPlayer::OnGroundChanged(CBaseEntity *,CBaseEntity *)
144 CBaseEntity::GetGroundVelocityToApply(Vector &)
145 CBaseEntity::PhysicsSplash(Vector const&,Vector const&,float,float)
146 CBaseEntity::Splash(void)
147 CBaseEntity::WorldSpaceCenter(void)const
148 CCSPlayer::GetSoundEmissionOrigin(void)const
149 CBaseEntity::CreateVPhysics(void)
150 CBaseEntity::ForceVPhysicsCollide(CBaseEntity*)
151 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsDestroyObject(void)
152 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsUpdate(IPhysicsObject *)
153 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsTakeDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
154 CBaseCombatCharacter::VPhysicsShadowCollision(int,gamevcollisionevent_t *)
155 CTerrorPlayer::VPhysicsShadowUpdate(IPhysicsObject *)
156 CBasePlayer::VPhysicsCollision(int,gamevcollisionevent_t *)
157 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsFriction(IPhysicsObject *,float,int,int)
158 CBaseEntity::UpdatePhysicsShadowToCurrentPosition(float)
159 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsGetObjectList(IPhysicsObject **,int)
160 CBaseEntity::VPhysicsIsFlesh(void)
161 CBaseEntity::CanPushEntity(CBaseEntity*)const
162 CBaseEntity::HasPhysicsAttacker(float)
163 CBasePlayer::PhysicsSolidMaskForEntity(void)const
164 CBaseEntity::ResolveFlyCollisionCustom(CGameTrace &,Vector &)
165 CBaseEntity::PerformCustomPhysics(Vector *,Vector *,QAngle *,QAngle *)
166 CBaseAnimating::GetStepOrigin(void)const
167 CBaseAnimating::GetStepAngles(void)const
168 CBaseEntity::ShouldDrawWaterImpacts(void)
169 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_fFlags(void)
170 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_fFlags(void *)
171 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nWaterLevel(void)
172 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_nWaterLevel(void *)
173 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_hGroundEntity(void)
174 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_hGroundEntity(void *)
175 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecBaseVelocity(void)
176 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecBaseVelocity(void *)
177 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_flFriction(void)
178 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_flFriction(void *)
179 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecVelocity(void)
180 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecVelocity(void *)
181 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_bClientSideRagdoll(void)
182 CBaseEntity::NetworkStateChanged_m_bClientSideRagdoll(void *)
183 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecViewOffset(void)
184 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_vecViewOffset(void *)
185 CBaseAnimating::GetIdealSpeed(void)const
186 CBaseAnimating::GetIdealAccel(void)const
187 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::StudioFrameAdvance(void)
188 CBaseAnimating::OnSequenceSet(int)
189 CBaseAnimating::IsActivityFinished(void)
190 CBaseAnimating::GetSequenceGroundSpeed(CStudioHdr *,int)
191 CBaseAnimating::ClampRagdollForce(Vector const&,Vector*)
192 CBaseAnimating::BecomeRagdollOnClient(Vector const&)
193 CBaseAnimating::IsRagdoll(void)
194 CBaseAnimating::CanBecomeRagdoll(void)
195 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::GetSkeleton(CStudioHdr *,Vector *,QuaternionAligned *,int)
196 CBaseAnimating::GetBoneTransform(int,matrix3x4_t &)
197 CBaseAnimating::SetupBones(matrix3x4_t *,int)
198 CBaseAnimating::CalculateIKLocks(float)
199 CBaseAnimatingOverlay::DispatchAnimEvents(CBaseAnimating *)
200 CTerrorPlayer::HandleAnimEvent(animevent_t *)
201 CBaseAnimating::PopulatePoseParameters(void)
202 CBaseAnimating::GetAttachment(int,matrix3x4_t &)
203 CBaseAnimating::InitBoneControllers(void)
204 CBaseAnimating::GetGroundSpeedVelocity(void)
205 CBaseAnimating::IsViewModel(void)const
206 CTerrorPlayer::Ignite(float,bool,float,bool)
207 CBaseAnimating::IgniteLifetime(float)
208 CBaseAnimating::IgniteNumHitboxFires(int)
209 CBaseAnimating::IgniteHitboxFireScale(float)
210 CTerrorPlayer::Extinguish(void)
211 CBaseAnimating::SetLightingOrigin(CBaseEntity *)
212 CBaseFlex::SetViewtarget(Vector const&)
213 CBaseFlex::StartSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *,CChoreoActor *,CBaseEntity *)
214 CBaseFlex::ProcessSceneEvents(void)
215 CBaseFlex::ProcessSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *)
216 CBaseFlex::ClearSceneEvent(CSceneEventInfo *,bool,bool)
217 CBaseFlex::CheckSceneEventCompletion(CSceneEventInfo *,float,CChoreoScene *,CChoreoEvent *)
218 CTerrorPlayer::PlayScene(char const*,float,AI_Response *,IRecipientFilter *)
219 CBaseFlex::PlayAutoGeneratedSoundScene(char const*)
220 CBasePlayer::GetPhysicsImpactDamageTable(void)
221 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInViewCone(CBaseEntity *)
222 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInViewCone(Vector const&)
223 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInAimCone(CBaseEntity *)
224 CBaseCombatCharacter::FInAimCone(Vector const&)
225 CBaseCombatCharacter::ShouldShootMissTarget(CBaseCombatCharacter*)
226 CBaseCombatCharacter::FindMissTarget(void)
227 CBaseCombatCharacter::HandleInteraction(int,void *,CBaseCombatCharacter*)
228 CBasePlayer::BodyAngles(void)
229 CBaseCombatCharacter::BodyDirection2D(void)
230 CBaseCombatCharacter::BodyDirection3D(void)
231 CBaseCombatCharacter::HeadDirection2D(void)
232 CBaseCombatCharacter::HeadDirection3D(void)
233 CBaseCombatCharacter::EyeDirection2D(void)
234 CBaseCombatCharacter::EyeDirection3D(void)
235 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(Vector const&)const
236 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(CBaseEntity *)const
237 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsHiddenByFog(float)const
238 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(Vector const&)const
239 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(CBaseEntity *)const
240 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogObscuredRatio(float)const
241 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFogParams(fogparams_t *)const
242 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLookingTowards(CBaseEntity const*,float)const
243 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLookingTowards(Vector const&,float)const
244 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsInFieldOfView(CBaseEntity *)const
245 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsInFieldOfView(Vector const&)const
246 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLineOfSightClear(CBaseEntity *,CBaseCombatCharacter::LineOfSightCheckType)const
247 CBaseCombatCharacter::IsLineOfSightClear(Vector const&,CBaseCombatCharacter::LineOfSightCheckType,CBaseEntity *)const
248 CTerrorPlayer::OnFootstep(Vector const&,bool,bool,bool,bool)
249 CCSPlayer::GetGroundSurface(void)const
250 CTerrorPlayer::GetFootstepSound(char const*,bool,float,bool)const
251 CTerrorPlayer::AreFootstepsAudible(void)const
252 CTerrorPlayer::IsFootstepAudible(float,bool)const
253 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetFootstepRunThreshold(void)const
254 CBaseCombatCharacter::GiveAmmo(int,int,bool)
255 CBaseCombatCharacter::NPC_TranslateActivity(Activity)
256 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_TranslateActivity(Activity,bool *)
257 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_FrameUpdate(void)
258 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_HandleAnimEvent(animevent_t *)
259 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_CanUse(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
260 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_Equip(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
261 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_EquipAmmoOnly(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
262 CBasePlayer::Weapon_Drop(CBaseCombatWeapon *,Vector const*,Vector const*)
263 CCSPlayer::Weapon_Switch(CBaseCombatWeapon *,int)
264 CTerrorPlayer::Weapon_ShootPosition(void)
265 CCSPlayer::Weapon_CanSwitchTo(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
266 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_SlotOccupied(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
267 CBaseCombatCharacter::Weapon_GetSlot(int)const
268 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddPlayerItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
269 CBasePlayer::RemovePlayerItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
270 CBaseCombatCharacter::CanBecomeServerRagdoll(void)
271 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamage_Alive(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
272 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnTakeDamage_Dying(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
273 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnTakeDamage_Dead(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
274 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetAliveDuration(void)const
275 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnFriendDamaged(CBaseCombatCharacter*,CBaseEntity *)
276 CBaseCombatCharacter::NotifyFriendsOfDamage(CBaseEntity *)
277 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasEverBeenInjured(int)const
278 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetTimeSinceLastInjury(int)const
279 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnPlayerKilledOther(CBaseEntity *,CTakeDamageInfo const&)
280 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetDeathActivity(void)
281 CBaseCombatCharacter::CorpseGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
282 CBaseCombatCharacter::CorpseFade(void)
283 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasHumanGibs(void)
284 CBaseCombatCharacter::HasAlienGibs(void)
285 CBaseCombatCharacter::ShouldGib(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
286 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnKilledNPC(CBaseCombatCharacter*)
287 CBaseCombatCharacter::Event_Gibbed(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
288 CBasePlayer::Event_Dying(void)
289 CBaseCombatCharacter::BecomeRagdoll(CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&)
290 CBaseCombatCharacter::FixupBurningServerRagdoll(CBaseEntity *)
291 CBaseCombatCharacter::BecomeRagdollBoogie(CBaseEntity *,Vector const&,float,int)
292 CBaseCombatCharacter::CheckTraceHullAttack(float,Vector const&,Vector const&,int,int,float,bool)
293 CBaseCombatCharacter::CheckTraceHullAttack(Vector const&,Vector const&,Vector const&,Vector const&,int,int,float,bool)
294 CBaseCombatCharacter::PushawayTouch(CBaseEntity *)
295 CBaseCombatCharacter::IRelationType(CBaseEntity *)
296 CBaseCombatCharacter::IRelationPriority(CBaseEntity *)
297 CBasePlayer::IsInAVehicle(void)const
298 CBasePlayer::GetVehicle(void)
299 CBasePlayer::GetVehicleEntity(void)
300 CBaseCombatCharacter::ExitVehicle(void)
301 CBaseCombatCharacter::CalcWeaponProficiency(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
302 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetAttackSpread(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseEntity *)
303 CBaseCombatCharacter::GetSpreadBias(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseEntity *)
304 CBasePlayer::DoMuzzleFlash(void)
305 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddEntityRelationship(CBaseEntity *,Disposition_t,int)
306 CBaseCombatCharacter::RemoveEntityRelationship(CBaseEntity *)
307 CBaseCombatCharacter::AddClassRelationship(Class_T,Disposition_t,int)
308 CBaseCombatCharacter::OnChangeActiveWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseCombatWeapon *)
309 CTerrorPlayer::GetLastKnownArea(void)const
310 CTerrorPlayer::IsAreaTraversable(CNavArea const*)const
311 CBaseCombatCharacter::ClearLastKnownArea(void)
312 CBaseCombatCharacter::UpdateLastKnownArea(void)
313 CTerrorPlayer::OnNavAreaChanged(CNavArea *,CNavArea *)
314 CTerrorPlayer::OnNavAreaRemoved(CNavArea *)
315 CTerrorPlayer::GetClass(void)const
316 CTerrorPlayer::CanBeA(ZombieClassType)const
317 CTerrorPlayer::OnPursuedBy(INextBot *)
318 CTerrorPlayer::IsGhost(void)const
319 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iAmmo(void)
320 CBasePlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_iAmmo(void *)
321 CCSPlayer::CreateViewModel(int)
322 CCSPlayer::SetupVisibility(CBaseEntity *,unsigned char *,int)
323 CTerrorPlayer::WantsLagCompensationOnEntity(CBaseAnimatingOverlay const*,CUserCmd const*,CBitVec<2048> const*)const
324 CBasePlayer::SharedSpawn(void)
325 CBasePlayer::ForceRespawn(void)
326 CTerrorPlayer::InitialSpawn(void)
327 CBasePlayer::InitHUD(void)
328 CCSPlayer::ShowViewPortPanel(char const*,bool,KeyValues *)
329 CCSPlayer::PlayerDeathThink(void)
330 CBasePlayer::Jump(void)
331 CBasePlayer::Duck(void)
332 CTerrorPlayer::Cough(CBasePlayer *)
333 CTerrorPlayer::PreThink(void)
334 CTerrorPlayer::PostThink(void)
335 CBasePlayer::DamageEffect(float,int)
336 CCSPlayer::OnDamagedByExplosion(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
337 CBasePlayer::ShouldFadeOnDeath(void)
338 CBasePlayer::IsFakeClient(void)const
339 CTerrorPlayer::GetCharacterDisplayName(void)
340 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerMins(void)const
341 CBasePlayer::GetPlayerMaxs(void)const
342 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateCollisionBounds(void)
343 CBasePlayer::CalcRoll(QAngle const&,Vector const&,float,float)
344 CBasePlayer::PackDeadPlayerItems(void)
345 CCSPlayer::RemoveAllItems(bool)
346 CTerrorPlayer::IsRunning(void)const
347 CBasePlayer::Weapon_SetLast(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
348 CBasePlayer::Weapon_ShouldSetLast(CBaseCombatWeapon *,CBaseCombatWeapon *)
349 CBasePlayer::Weapon_ShouldSelectItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
350 CBasePlayer::UpdateClientData(void)
351 CBasePlayer::ExitLadder(void)
352 CBasePlayer::GetLadderSurface(Vector const&)
353 CTerrorPlayer::IsAbleToAutoCenterOnLadders(void)const
354 CBasePlayer::SetFlashlightEnabled(bool)
355 CCSPlayer::FlashlightIsOn(void)
356 CTerrorPlayer::FlashlightTurnOn(bool)
357 CTerrorPlayer::FlashlightTurnOff(bool)
358 CBasePlayer::IsIlluminatedByFlashlight(CBaseEntity *,float *)
359 CCSPlayer::UpdateStepSound(surfacedata_t *,Vector const&,Vector const&)
360 CCSPlayer::PlayStepSound(Vector &,surfacedata_t *,float,bool)
361 CBasePlayer::GetStepSoundVelocities(float *,float *)
362 CBasePlayer::SetStepSoundTime(stepsoundtimes_t,bool)
363 CTerrorPlayer::DeathSound(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
364 CCSPlayer::SetAnimation(PLAYER_ANIM)
365 CTerrorPlayer::OnMainActivityComplete(Activity,Activity)
366 CTerrorPlayer::OnMainActivityInterrupted(Activity,Activity)
367 CTerrorPlayer::ImpulseCommands(void)
368 CTerrorPlayer::CheatImpulseCommands(int)
369 CTerrorPlayer::ClientCommand(CCommand const&)
370 CBasePlayer::StartObserverMode(int)
371 CBasePlayer::StopObserverMode(void)
372 CBasePlayer::ModeWantsSpectatorGUI(int)
373 CTerrorPlayer::SetObserverMode(int)
374 CBasePlayer::GetObserverMode(void)
375 CTerrorPlayer::SetObserverTarget(CBaseEntity *)
376 CBasePlayer::ObserverUse(bool)
377 CBasePlayer::GetObserverTarget(void)
378 CTerrorPlayer::FindNextObserverTarget(bool)
379 CCSPlayer::GetNextObserverSearchStartPoint(bool)
380 CTerrorPlayer::PassesObserverFilter(CBaseEntity const*)
381 CTerrorPlayer::IsValidObserverTarget(CBaseEntity *)
382 CBasePlayer::CheckObserverSettings(void)
383 CBasePlayer::JumptoPosition(Vector const&,QAngle const&)
384 CBasePlayer::ForceObserverMode(int)
385 CCSPlayer::ResetObserverMode(void)
386 CBasePlayer::ValidateCurrentObserverTarget(void)
387 CBasePlayer::AttemptToExitFreezeCam(void)
388 CTerrorPlayer::WantsRoamingObserverMode(void)const
389 CCSPlayer::StartReplayMode(float,float,int)
390 CCSPlayer::StopReplayMode(void)
391 CBasePlayer::GetDelayTicks(void)
392 CBasePlayer::GetReplayEntity(void)
393 CBasePlayer::CreateCorpse(void)
394 CTerrorPlayer::EntSelectSpawnPoint(void)
395 CBasePlayer::GetInVehicle(IServerVehicle *,int)
396 CBasePlayer::LeaveVehicle(Vector const&,QAngle const&)
397 CBasePlayer::OnVehicleStart(void)
398 CBasePlayer::OnVehicleEnd(Vector &)
399 CTerrorPlayer::BumpWeapon(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
400 CBasePlayer::SelectLastItem(void)
401 CBasePlayer::SelectItem(char const*,int)
402 CBasePlayer::SelectItem(CBaseCombatWeapon *)
403 CTerrorPlayer::ItemPostFrame(void)
404 CTerrorPlayer::GiveNamedItem(char const*,int,bool)
405 CBasePlayer::CheckTrainUpdate(void)
406 CBasePlayer::SetPlayerUnderwater(bool)
407 CTerrorPlayer::PlayWadeSound(void)
408 CTerrorPlayer::CanBreatheUnderwater(void)const
409 CTerrorPlayer::CanRecoverCurrentDrowningDamage(void)const
410 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerUse(CBaseEntity *)
411 CCSPlayer::PlayUseDenySound(void)
412 CTerrorPlayer::FindUseEntity(float,float,bool *)
413 CTerrorPlayer::IsUseableEntity(CBaseEntity *,unsigned int)
414 CTerrorPlayer::OnUseEntity(CBaseEntity *,USE_TYPE)
415 CTerrorPlayer::PickupObject(CBaseEntity *,bool)
416 CTerrorPlayer::ForceDropOfCarriedPhysObjects(CBaseEntity *)
417 CTerrorPlayer::GetHeldObjectMass(IPhysicsObject *)
418 CTerrorPlayer::IsHoldingEntity(CBaseEntity *)
419 CBasePlayer::UpdateGeigerCounter(void)
420 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float)
421 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float,float)
422 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(float,float,float,AimResults *)
423 CBasePlayer::GetAutoaimVector(autoaim_params_t &)
424 CBasePlayer::ShouldAutoaim(void)
425 CBasePlayer::ForceClientDllUpdate(void)
426 CBasePlayer::ProcessUsercmds(CUserCmd *,int,int,int,bool)
427 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerRunCommand(CUserCmd *,IMoveHelper *)
428 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanHearAndReadChatFrom(CBasePlayer *)
429 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanSpeak(void)
430 CCSPlayer::ModifyOrAppendPlayerCriteria(AI_CriteriaSet &)
431 CTerrorPlayer::CheckChatText(char *,int)
432 CBasePlayer::CreateRagdollEntity(void)
433 CBasePlayer::ShouldAnnounceAchievement(void)
434 CBasePlayer::EnsureSplitScreenTeam(void)
435 CBasePlayer::ForceChangeTeam(int)
436 CBasePlayer::IsFollowingPhysics(void)
437 CTerrorPlayer::InitVCollision(Vector const&,Vector const&)
438 CBasePlayer::UpdatePhysicsShadowToCurrentPosition(void)
439 CBasePlayer::Hints(void)
440 CBasePlayer::IsReadyToPlay(void)
441 CBasePlayer::IsReadyToSpawn(void)
442 CBasePlayer::ShouldGainInstantSpawn(void)
443 CBasePlayer::ResetPerRoundStats(void)
444 CBasePlayer::ResetScores(void)
445 CBasePlayer::EquipSuit(bool)
446 CBasePlayer::RemoveSuit(void)
447 CTerrorPlayer::OnUseEntityChanged(void)
448 CBasePlayer::CommitSuicide(bool,bool)
449 CBasePlayer::CommitSuicide(Vector const&,bool,bool)
450 CBasePlayer::IsBot(void)const
451 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::GetExpresser(void)
452 CCSPlayer::SpawnArmorValue(void)const
453 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateTonemapController(void)
454 CCSPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_ArmorValue(void)
455 CCSPlayer::NetworkStateChanged_m_ArmorValue(void *)
456 CTerrorPlayer::IsAutoCrouched(void)const
457 CTerrorPlayer::GetAvailableSteadyStateSlots(void)
458 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpeak(CBasePlayer *,char const*,float)
459 CTerrorPlayer::OnVoiceTransmit(void)
460 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerSolidMask(bool)const
461 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::NoteSpeaking(float,float)
462 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::Speak(CAI_Concept,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
463 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::Speak(CAI_Concept,AI_CriteriaSet *,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
464 CAI_ExpresserHost<CBasePlayer>::PostSpeakDispatchResponse(CAI_Concept,AI_Response *)
465 CTerrorPlayer::SpeakIfAllowed(CAI_Concept,SpeechPriorityType,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
466 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::SpeakConceptIfAllowed(int,char const*,char *,unsigned int,IRecipientFilter *)
467 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CanSpeakVoiceCommand(void)
468 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::ShouldShowVoiceSubtitleToEnemy(void)
469 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::NoteSpokeVoiceCommand(char const*)
470 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::GetMultiplayerExpresser(void)
471 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CalculateTeamBalanceScore(void)
472 CBaseMultiplayerPlayer::CreateExpresser(void)
473 CCSPlayer::FirePlayerHurtEvent(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
474 CTerrorPlayer::OnTakeDamageInternal(CTakeDamageInfo &)
475 CTerrorPlayer::AllowDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
476 CTerrorPlayer::GetHealthBuffer(void)const
477 CTerrorPlayer::IsIncapacitated(void)const
478 CTerrorPlayer::GetAdjustedDamage(CTakeDamageInfo const&,float,float,bool)
479 CTerrorPlayer::DoBloodEffect(float,CTakeDamageInfo const&,Vector const&,CGameTrace *)
480 CCSPlayer::GiveNamedItem(char const*,int)
481 CCSPlayer::IsBeingGivenItem(void)const
482 CTerrorPlayer::DoAnimationEvent(PlayerAnimEvent_t,int)
483 CCSPlayer::CSAnim_GetActiveWeapon(void)
484 CCSPlayer::CSAnim_CanMove(void)
485 CTerrorPlayer::KickBack(float,float,float,float,float,float,int)
486 CTerrorPlayer::IsImmobilized(void)const
487 CTerrorPlayer::GiveDefaultItems(void)
488 CTerrorPlayer::RoundRespawn(void)
489 CTerrorPlayer::ObserverRoundRespawn(void)
490 CCSPlayer::Blind(float,float,float)
491 CTerrorPlayer::Deafen(float,float,float)
492 CTerrorPlayer::ResetMaxSpeed(void)
493 CCSPlayer::HandleCommand_JoinClass(int)
494 CTerrorPlayer::HandleCommand_JoinTeam(int,char const*,bool)
495 CTerrorPlayer::GetIntoGame(void)
496 CTerrorPlayer::WantsMOTD(void)const
497 CTerrorPlayer::AutoSelectTeam(void)
498 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveActiveState(void)
499 CTerrorPlayer::Pain(bool)
500 CTerrorPlayer::OnTeamChanged(int)
501 CTerrorPlayer::CanAttack(void)const
502 CTerrorPlayer::OnWeaponFired(void)
503 CTerrorPlayer::OnHitPlayer(int,float,float,int)
504 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadStart(bool,int,bool)
505 CTerrorPlayer::CreateNoise(float)
506 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkObserverMode(void)
507 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterRescueState(void)
508 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkRescueState(void)
509 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveRescueState(void)
510 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterGhostState(void)
511 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkGhostState(void)
512 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveGhostState(void)
513 CTerrorPlayer::OnEnterIntroCameraState(void)
514 CTerrorPlayer::OnPreThinkIntroCameraState(void)
515 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveIntroCameraState(void)
516 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveDeathAnimState(void)
517 CTerrorPlayer::OnLeaveDeathWaitForKeyState(void)
518 CTerrorPlayer::CanUseFlashlight(void)const
519 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateAddonBits(void)
520 CTerrorPlayer::UpdateRadar(void)
521 CTerrorPlayer::SelectDeathPose(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
522 CTerrorPlayer::CanChangeName(void)const
523 CTerrorPlayer::ChangeName(char const*)
524 CTerrorPlayer::IsProgressBarActive(void)const
525 CTerrorPlayer::CreateRagdollEntity(CTakeDamageInfo const&)
526 CTerrorPlayer::GetRagdollType(void)const
527 CTerrorPlayer::SetModelFromClass(void)
528 CTerrorPlayer::SetModelFromClassAtSpawn(void)
529 CTerrorPlayer::DropWeapons(bool)
530 CTerrorPlayer::RecordDamageTaken(char const*,int)
531 CTerrorPlayer::OnPlayerDisconnected(CTerrorPlayer*)
532 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpawn(void)
533 CTerrorPlayer::RestoreSpawn(void)
534 CTerrorPlayer::OnBeginChangeLevel(char const*,KeyValues *)
535 CTerrorPlayer::OnEndChangeLevel(void)
536 CTerrorPlayer::SetDoingRestore(bool)
537 CTerrorPlayer::CommitSuicide(bool)
538 CTerrorPlayer::OnSpokeConcept(CAI_Concept,AI_Response *)
539 CTerrorPlayer::RestoreWeapons(void)
540 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadEnd(void)
541 CTerrorPlayer::OnReloadAbort(void)
542 CTerrorPlayer::OnAttackSuccess(CBaseCombatCharacter *,bool)
543 CTerrorPlayer::IsWielding(CSWeaponID)const
544 CTerrorPlayer::IsZoomed(void)
545 CTerrorPlayer::CanPlayerJump(void)const
546 CTerrorPlayer::CanHearChatFrom(CBasePlayer *)
547 CTerrorPlayer::PlayerZombieAbortControl(void)
548 CTerrorPlayer::CanBeShoved(void)
549 CTerrorPlayer::SetClass(ZombieClassType)
550 CTerrorPlayer::SetCharacter(void)
551 CTerrorPlayer::OnRevived(void)
552 CTerrorPlayer::OnAwardEarned(AwardType,CBaseEntity *)
553 CTerrorPlayer::OnAwardLost(AwardType)
554 CTerrorPlayer::ScoreKilledZombie(ZombieClassType)
</pre>

Template:Bug

2008-09-18T08:05:10Z

DS:

amb[http://fs.alliedmods.net/?do=details&task_id={{{1}}} {{{1}}}]

Metamod:Source Environment

2008-09-16T10:00:18Z

DS:

This article explains how to set up your Windows or Linux environment to compile Metamod:Source's 1.6's sample plugins.

This article does not guarantee that you will be able to build third-party plugins, which may have their own build environment requirements. However, it creates a baseline for making sure you can successfully build plugins against both the 1.6 and 1.4 API.

'''Note:''' You can use Valve's HL2SDK source tree, but we have our own available. It fixes all of Valve's mistakes such that you can build on both GCC and Visual Studio with no warnings or errors.

'''Note:''' This article will not work against Metamod:Source 1.4 or its sample plugins. Metamod:Source 1.6's sample plugins will build against the 1.4 API, however. See the [[Sample Plugins (Metamod:Source)]] article.

=Requirements=

==Windows==
*Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 (Express or higher) is supported and used for official builds.
*Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 (Express or higher) is ''officially'' unsupported, but works fine.
*Microsoft Visual C++ 2003 7.1 is unsupported. It is capable of building compatible binaries against the original (non-Orange Box SDK) only.
*Microsoft Visual C++ 2003 7.0 or lower '''cannot''' be used.

If you are installing Visual C++ 2005 Express, it may not come with Microsoft's Platform SDK installed. If this is the case, you must manually install the Platform SDK. You can find directions on how to do this and test your setup [http://www.microsoft.com/express/2005/platformsdk/default.aspx here]. According to Microsoft, Visual C++ 2008 "streamlines" the Platform SDK installation for you.

==Linux==
For Linux, Metamod:Source requires the GNU C/C++ Compiler (from GCC):
*Version 4.1 is used for official binaries and is guaranteed to build.
*Versions 3.4 through 4.2 are guaranteed to be binary (ABI) compatible. Metamod:Source and its sample plugins will probably build fine on them.
*Any GCC version below 3.4 '''cannot''' be used.

=Setup=
==Getting the Files==
This section describes which files you must have and how to get them. Do not worry about where to place them yet -- that will be discussed on a per-platform basis. You can download the files anywhere you'd like.

You can use the HL2SDK from Valve, but it's recommended you use the one linked to here. We have a patched version that fixes many compilation bugs and it will make your life easier on both operating systems.

To get Metamod:Source files, visit [http://www.metamodsource.net/?go=downloads Metamod:Source downloads]. Make sure to get the source code and not the binaries.

*'''To build Orange Box or Metamod:Source 1.6 plugins:'''
**Metamod:Source 1.6+. As of this writing (Sep 2008), 1.6.2 is the latest stable version.
**HL2SDK, Orange Box Edition (repository: [http://hg.alliedmods.net/hl2sdk-ob/ hl2sdk-ob]).
*'''To build Episode 1/Original Metamod:Source 1.4 plugins:'''
**Metamod:Source 1.4+. As of this writing (Sep 2008), 1.4.4 is the latest stable version.
**HL2SDK, Episode 1 Edition (repository: [http://hg.alliedmods.net/hl2sdk/ hl2sdk]).

==Linux==
As of this writing, SourceMod's Makefiles are hardcoded to use a binary called "gcc-4.1" You can override this, for example:
<pre>make CPP=gcc</pre>

Otherwise, you can also just create a symlink:
<pre>sudo ln -s /usr/bin/gcc /usr/bin/gcc-4.1</pre>

Note that you must use <tt>gcc</tt> and not <tt>g++</tt>. Using <tt>g++</tt> creates a <tt>libstdc++</tt> dependency, which may interfere with Valve's <tt>libstdc++</tt> usage and will cause platform portability problems in general. As a corollary you should avoid using STL, RTTI (Run-Time Type Information), or exceptions.

Metamod:Source's Makefiles have a strict directory organization. You must have a top-level folder. For this document, we'll assume it is called <tt>sourcemm</tt>, though it can be named anything. The layout of <tt>sourcemm</tt> should be:
*<tt>sourcemm</tt>/
**<tt>hl2sdk</tt> - symlink or folder containing the HL2SDK for Episode 1
**<tt>hl2sdk-ob</tt> - symlink or folder containing the HL2SDK for Orange Box/TF
**<tt>sourcemm-1.4</tt> - symlink or folder containing any Metamod:Source version 1.4.2 or higher.
**<tt>sourcemm-1.6</tt> - symlink or folder containing any Metamod:Source version 1.6.0 or higher.

If you are using a 64-bit version of Linux, you may need to install extra packages to be able to compile SourceMod. On Debian-based distros, these are typically:
<pre>
#prerequisites
#apt-get install g++-4.1 gcc-4.1 make mercurial
#apt-get instal libz libz-dev
#only needed if you want to use the build tool
#apt-get install mono mono-devel
#32-bit support
apt-get install ia32-libs
apt-get install lib32z1 lib32z1-dev
apt-get install libc6-dev-i386 libc6-i386
</pre>

==Windows==
On Windows, there is no particular directory layout required -- environment variables are used instead. The directions below apply to Windows XP, and are assumed to be similar for other versions of Windows.
*Open the Control Panel (for example, via Start -> Settings).
*Open the System control. If you don't see it, you may need to switch to "Classic view" (either via the left-hand pane or by going to Tools -> Folder Options).
*Click the Advanced tab.
*Click the Environment Variables button.

You can add your environment variables to either your User settings or your System settings. Create a new variable for each item in the list below. The item names are in <tt>fixed-width font</tt> and their value descriptions follow.
*<tt>SOURCEMM16</tt> - Path to Metamod:Source 1.6.0+
*<tt>SOURCEMM14</tt> - Path to Metamod:Source 1.4.2+
*<tt>HL2SDK</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Ep1/Original
*<tt>HL2SDKOB</tt> - Path to HL2SDK Ep2/OrangeBox

[[Category:Metamod:Source Development]]

AlliedModders Planning

2008-09-16T09:56:17Z

DS:

__FORCETOC__

This is sort of a major push for AlliedModders to be a bit more streamlined. We're encountering growth problems, especially as our personnel has dwindled quite low recently. This document discusses some changes I'm proposing. Anyone is free to discuss this on the forums or add comments into this document.

Everything related to source code management in this document refers to Metamod:Source and SourceMod. AMX Mod X is considered "mature" and is no longer maintained except for critical or high priority bugs. If and when we do a move past Subversion, it is unlikely AMX Mod X will follow.

=The Problems=
==Short Term==
*We're finding it hard to manage multiple projects in a unified way.
*There are site disparities, Metamod:Source and SourceMod and AMX Mod X each have entirely different backends.
*Similarly, each site has a different version of the mirror system script.
*Subversion doesn't cut it -- Mercurial might handle things better. Subversion basically has no branching or tagging support, and it has no real branch merging capabilities. This is a real problem for SourceMod which has pretty active development.
*The packaging system is disorganized and fundamentally broken. It's inconsistent, inaccurate, and takes up 1.7GB of wasted space and growing.

==Long Term==
*AlliedModders has plans past SourceMod. We need to be able to grow our project base without adding exponential amounts of work.
*We still don't have a main site
*MediaWiki still has authentication problems since its handling of usernames is broken
*Flyspray is buggy, definitely non-production, and doesn't get maintained frequently
*It's impossible to maintain the AMXX/SM/MM:S sites right now

=Mercurial=
Subversion doesn't let us branch nicely or create user-specific branches without forever mucking up the central repository. It's difficult to do merges.

An excellent tutorial for how Mercurial works is [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/UnderstandingMercurial here].

=Phases=

==Phase 0 - Done ==
'''DONE:''' We've eliminated build numbers and are back on the x.y.z system.

*<strike>Apply new versioning scheme, whatever it may be.</strike>

==Phase 1 - Done==
'''DONE!'''

<strike>Move from Sente to Iroh so we can get away from ThePlanet and clean up/optimize some infrastructure. This is documented at [[Iroh_Migration|Iroh Migration]].</strike>

==Phase 2==
Expected date: Mid-July

*<strike>Redo automation so the "packaging" versus "sending upstream" processes are fundamentally separate.</strike>
*<strike>Redo "sending upstream" process so it simply sends over FTP.</strike>
*<strike>Use an SSH tunnel to notify of new packages, so we don't have to do something idiotic like mirrors.pl for the mirror system, or using post-commit scripts on the Packages repository.</strike>
*Redo the package system so only 30 days worth of builds are available.
*<strike>Write a script to help users diff between packages? (Update: No one asked for it.)</strike>
*Remove the Packages repository entirely (transitioning AMX Mod X to this will be trivial).
*<strike>Update symbol server to include binaries and maybe even sourcecode? Removes the need for fetchdll's.</strike>

==Phase 3==
Expected date: End of 2009

*{{bz|3257}}: Transition SourceMod to vs2k8.
*{{bz|3258}}: Transition Metamod:Source to vs2k8.

==Phase 4 - Done==
'''DONE!'''

*<strike>Move the pdbstore to be centralized client-side. This can be accomplished by making a more advanced symstore wrapper that will remove anything older than 30 days, and then (in a similar SSH tunnel method as above), rsync all changes upstream to the webserver. The exact mechanism is still up in the air, but rsync would probably suffice (as long as we can stomach cygwin).</strike>
*<strike>Remove the Symbols repository.</strike>
*<strike>Rewrite fetchdlls to support the new layout.</strike>

==Phase 5 - Done==
'''DONE!'''

*<strike>Add hg.alliedmods.net pointing to our "repository roots," which will be per-project. For example, hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod.</strike>
*<strike>From there, import trunk as "sourcemod."</strike>
*<strike>Branch every major release off as separate repositories, from the appropriate revisions.</strike>
*<strike>Tag minor releases.</strike>
*<strike>Update all links we can find on the site and in the docs.</strike>

==Phase 6==
Expected date: Q4 2008

*<strike>Import mmsource into Mercurial.</strike>
*<strike>Import hl2sdk/hl2sdk-ob into Mercurial.</strike>
*Update all links we can find on the site and in the docs.

==Phase 7==
Expected date: Q1 2009

*{{bz|3259}}: We need to update vBulletin to the 3.7 branch. This is potentially a huge task.

==Phase 8==
Expected date: Q1 2009

We really, really still need a CMS to make this packaging, mirroring, etc business much more streamlined. But this phase is so far in the future I expect other phases to creep in before it. This is more a mind dump than anything, but here goes --

*<strike>Moving from flyspray to bugzilla. After using bugzilla, I'm convinced that its massive feature set far outweights the few permissions issues we ran into. flyspray is severely lacking, and even though bugzilla isn't the nicest looking tool, it's templated and professionally done. It has little things that really count, like..</strike>
**<strike>The input system isn't broken and convoluted like Flyspray's embedded dokuwiki (which seems to be less a product than a bunch of bugs someone coded)</strike>
**<strike>A much, MUCH better attachment system that allows for attachment reviews
**More focused on triaging and patch management than flyspray, which is simply a list of tasks with some basic statistics</strike>
*Moving from MediaWiki, which (I view) as a very, very outdated piece of software. From version 1.5 to 1.10 I have noticed no real usability or feature set changes, and the installation/upgrade process is always very buggy for us. Its administration and permissions model is laughably limited. A possible target for this is DekiWiki which Mozilla is supposedly converting to. It's open source and it's actually a CMS, which (perhaps) could kill two birds with one stone.

Mercurial Tutorial

2008-09-15T07:34:47Z

DS: Added sections that were inadvertantly removed - thanks mediawiki

Mercurial (Hg) is a distributed version control system. While it has similarities with [[Subversion Tutorial|Subverison]], it is decentralized in nature.

=Getting Started=
==Introduction==
Mercurial keeps source code in '''repositories'''. Changes to the source code are made inside the repository and are periodically '''committed'''. When you commit changes, they are wrapped into a '''changeset'''. A repository is the sum of all changesets committed over time.

Unlike Subversion, Mercurial has no concept of a "master repository." Each user owns a complete local copy of the repository, and they can commit to it without needing any permissions. Users can share changesets by '''pulling''' from other people's repositories, or '''pushing''' to other repositories (which may require special privileges).

One very noticeable side effect is that when you commit changes in Mercurial, you do not need Internet access. You only need Internet access if want to push changesets to a remote repository. This means you can make as many commits as you want before pushing.

'''Now for the contradiction''': You CAN have a master repository with Mercurial. For some projects it is ideal to have a reference copy. There is no difference between your copy and the master copy -- how it is managed is simply a matter of permissions and policy. For example, AlliedModders has a "sourcemod-central" repository where developers push their changesets. Only SourceMod developers can push to this copy, but anyone can copy it or pull its changes.

==Basic Commands==

These are a few essential Mercurial operations:
*<tt>clone</tt> - Copies or downloads a repository.
*<tt>add</tt> - Adds a file or directory to the local source tree.
*<tt>remove</tt> - Removes a file or directory from the local source tree.
*<tt>commit</tt> - Commits any local changes to your local source tree.
*<tt>pull</tt> - Retrieves changesets from another repository.
*<tt>update</tt> - Updates source code with all pending pulled changes.
*<tt>push</tt> - Pushes your changesets to a remote repository.
*<tt>merge</tt> - Merges two repositories together (explained later).

==Installing==

The author of this article uses command line Mercurial (on both Linux and Windows). You can download both the command line tools at the [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Site], and there is a TortoiseHg graphical tool for those who would like to try it.

==Getting a Repository==
To retrieve a repository, you must use the "clone" command. You can clone a local or remote repository. Examples:

<pre>hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central sourcemod-central
hg clone sourcemod-central sourcemod-copy
</pre>

You can also create a new repository:
<pre>mkdir project
cd project
hg init</pre>

This will create a blank repository and initialize it with Mercurial.

==Configuration==
Mercurial lets you configure default settings for all repositories and settings specific to one repository.

On Linux, the main configuration file is <tt>~/.hgrc</tt>. On Windows 2003/XP and prior, it is <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. On Windows Vista, it is <tt>C:\Users\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. If the file does not exist, you can create it.

Per-repository configuration is done in <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt>.

===Identity===
Mercurial lets you configure an identity to associate with your changesets. By default it uses the name of the account your computer is logged in as. Many projects (AlliedModders included) use "Firstname Lastname <email>" instead.

To set up your identity, open either your <tt>hgrc</tt> file (either the main or local one). Look for a "[ui]" section (or add a new one), and configure something like this:

<pre>
[ui]
username = David Anderson <dvander@alliedmods.net>
</pre>

===Push and Pull Locations===
By default, all "pull" operations on a repository occur from the original location you cloned from. You can change that location by opening up <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt> and looking at the "[paths]" section. You will see a lines like:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central</pre>

If you are going to be pushing to one main repository fairly often, you may want to set up a default push. For example:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
default-push = ssh://dvander@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
</pre>

'''Note''': Mercurial uses double slashes to specify an absolute file-system path. If you are using SSH with logical paths, you only need one slash. For more information about this, visit the Mercurial documentation. AlliedModders uses absolute paths.

==Changesets==
Unlike Subversion, Mercurial can't use version numbers to uniquely identify a changeset. This is because sequential IDs may be duplicated across repositories. Instead, Mercurial uses 160-bit changeset identifiers. These are represented in hexadecimal (for example, <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>).

Mercurial also uses local revision numbers which are sequential IDs. These are local to a repository and have no meaning in other repositories. They are mainly provided for convenience and usability. A full changeset in a local repository can be represented by "revision:changeset". For example, <tt>19108:fae5f33a1bb3</tt>.

The latest changeset is called <tt>tip</tt>.

When using commands like "<tt>update</tt>," it is useful to refer to changesets. You can do this in one of a few ways:
*Using the <tt>tip</tt> keyword. This is the latest changeset.
*Using a revision number.
*Using any subset of the changeset string that uniquely identifies the changeset. For example, <tt>fa</tt> might not be unique and would not work. But <tt>fa35</tt> might work for <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>. If it doesn't, you can pick a different substring.
*Using tags. Mercurial lets you tag a changeset with a unique alias for convenience (<tt>hg tag</tt>).

==Workflow==
Let's go through a typical session of developing with Mercurial. If you are working against a project that has a centralized copy, you may want to make sure you're up to date first. This means '''pulling''' its changes and then '''updating'''.

For example:
<pre>hg pull
hg update</pre>

This will grab the remote changes from the location you first cloned from. Then it will apply the changes. You can do this in one go with:
<pre>hg pull -u</pre>

You can also pull from a different repository if you want:
<pre>hg pull -u http://some.other.site/sourcemod-central</pre>

Now let's say you make some changes. You edit file A.cpp and you want to commit your change. You can do this with:
<pre>hg commit</pre>

An editor will pop-up asking you to write a message describing your change. This is required.

Now you edit B.cpp and commit again. You're done for the day, and you have two changesets sitting in your repository. You want to push these upstream. For example:

<pre>hg push ssh://dvander@alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 2 changesets with 2 changes to 2 files
</pre>

Or, if you have a <tt>default-push</tt> configured:

<pre>hg push</pre>

If there is more than one person sharing and working on the code base, eventually you will need to deal with merges. This is an extremely powerful (but also deceptively complex) aspect to Mercurial, and it is extremely important to read the next session.

'''Note''': Since only the first line of a commit message is shown by the <tt>hg log</tt> command by default, it is highly recommended that the first line of your message be able to stand alone. For example, you might have a short summary of the commit on the first line that says "Added functions for creating dynamic hooks on virtual functions." Further lines could give more details on the changes involved such as a list of all the functions that were added.

=Merging and You=
==Introduction==
Imagine this scenario:
*Alice and Bob both have a copy of the source code at revision 'A'.
*Alice commits and pushes a change. The main repository is now at changeset 'B'.
*Bob commits a change and is at changeset 'C'.

Now Bob wants to pull. He runs <tt>hg pull</tt> and gets:

<pre>
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 1 changesets with 1 changes to 1 files (+1 heads)
(run 'hg heads' to see heads, 'hg merge' to merge)
</pre>

What happened here? Let's visualize it. When Alice commits, her repository has gone from A to B like this:

[[Image:Hg_alice_1.png]]

When Bob commits, his repository goes from A to C like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_1.png]]

After Bob pulls from Alice, his repository has '''multiple heads''' of development. He's got two forks of the same codebase in his repository. You can visualize it like this. The blue arrow is Bob's changes, and the red arrow is Alice's changes. They diverge from A.

[[Image:Hg_bob_2.png]]

Bob doesn't want to be in this state, so he '''merges'''. Merging joins multiple heads back together. Example:

<pre>hg merge
1 files updated, 1 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved
(branch merge, don't forget to commit)</pre>

Merges are changesets, and they must be committed. Bob commits the merge, and now his repository looks like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_3.png]]

'D' is the changeset that joins the two heads back together. Now Bob can safely push his changes back, and Alice can pull from Bob.

The above example happened from Bob trying to pull. But if Bob had tried to push, he would have gotten a nasty error message:

<pre>hg push
searching for changes
abort: push creates new remote heads!</pre>

This means Bob's push would have introduced multiple heads on the target repository, rather than his own. This is generally a bad idea and as a policy projects often don't allow it at all. Bob has to pull, update, and resolve the merge.

'''Note:''' For most merges, it is a good policy to write simple commit messages. For example, "Merge." would suffice.

==Conflicts==
Merges which don't require any work on your part (other than running <tt>merge</tt> and <tt>commit</tt>) are called '''trivial merges'''.

It is possible that Alice and Bob edited the same file however. In many cases, Mercurial will be smart enough to handle this. If Mercurial can't figure it out though -- you have to do manually merge the difference between the two files. This is best done with a three-way merge program.

An example of a merge conflict:
<pre>hg merge
merging crab.cpp
merge: warning: conflicts during merge
merging crab.cpp failed!</pre>

Conflicts must be resolved immediately. You should never leave your source code in a conflicted state. If you don't have a merge program installed, the conflicted file(s) will be marked up. For example, <tt>crab.cpp</tt> might contain lines like these for each conflict:

<pre>
<<<<<<< /tmp/conflict/crab.cpp
void function() {
=======
int function() {
>>>>>>> /tmp/crab.cpp
</pre>

The two "sides" of the <tt>=======</tt> bar represent the local and incoming changes. You should delete the markup and decide how to resolve the two sides.

If you want to use and configure a merge program, see [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/MergeProgram MergeProgram] at the Mercurial docs. Though it's not listed, you can also use [http://www.scootersoftware.com/ Beyond Compare] (the author's personal choice).

=Other Commands=
<tt>hg diff</tt> is very useful for reviewing changes before you commit them. You can also use it for generating patches.

<tt>hg log</tt> lets you view the changeset history.

<tt>hg glog</tt> lets you view an ASCII graph of the changeset history.

<tt>hg identity</tt> tells you the state of your repository.

<tt>hg status</tt> shows you any changed or unknown files.

<tt>hg status -m</tt> shows you any changed files.

<tt>hg revert</tt> will remove any changes you've made to one or more files. It will save the originals as the same file name with <tt>.orig</tt> at the end.

For many commands you can specify a folder within the repository to only affect that folder and its children. This can speed up slow operations.

=SSH Authentication=
If you are accessing your repository via SSH using the <tt>ssh</tt> protocol, entering your password is annoying and could be a security risk. You should look into using [[SSH_Keys|SSH Keys]] (full instructions are provided).

=AlliedModders=
AlliedModders has a public Mercurial listing at [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/].

Anyone can clone or pull from these. Only developers with SSH access can push. Developers should use the following URL formula for pushing: <pre>ssh://USERNAME@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/PROJECT</pre>

You should use SSH keys for security. You should also use the "Firstname Lastname <email>" authorship style. It is a good idea to configure this ahead of time (read the configuration section above).

It is also highly recommended that long commit messages be split with a short summary on the first line and details on further lines. (See the note at the bottom of the Workflow section above.)

Note that unlike Subversion, you cannot checkout a folder within a repository. This is by design.

=External Links=
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Home Page]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/UnderstandingMercurial Understanding Mercurial]
*[http://hgbook.red-bean.com/ Hg Book, free online book about Mercurial]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/Tutorial Mercurial Tutorials]

[[Category:Version Control Systems]]

Mercurial Tutorial

2008-09-15T07:23:52Z

DS: Removed duplicate section again, wtf

Mercurial (Hg) is a distributed version control system. While it has similarities with [[Subversion Tutorial|Subverison]], it is decentralized in nature.

=Getting Started=
==Introduction==
Mercurial keeps source code in '''repositories'''. Changes to the source code are made inside the repository and are periodically '''committed'''. When you commit changes, they are wrapped into a '''changeset'''. A repository is the sum of all changesets committed over time.

Unlike Subversion, Mercurial has no concept of a "master repository." Each user owns a complete local copy of the repository, and they can commit to it without needing any permissions. Users can share changesets by '''pulling''' from other people's repositories, or '''pushing''' to other repositories (which may require special privileges).

One very noticeable side effect is that when you commit changes in Mercurial, you do not need Internet access. You only need Internet access if want to push changesets to a remote repository. This means you can make as many commits as you want before pushing.

'''Now for the contradiction''': You CAN have a master repository with Mercurial. For some projects it is ideal to have a reference copy. There is no difference between your copy and the master copy -- how it is managed is simply a matter of permissions and policy. For example, AlliedModders has a "sourcemod-central" repository where developers push their changesets. Only SourceMod developers can push to this copy, but anyone can copy it or pull its changes.

==Basic Commands==

These are a few essential Mercurial operations:
*<tt>clone</tt> - Copies or downloads a repository.
*<tt>add</tt> - Adds a file or directory to the local source tree.
*<tt>remove</tt> - Removes a file or directory from the local source tree.
*<tt>commit</tt> - Commits any local changes to your local source tree.
*<tt>pull</tt> - Retrieves changesets from another repository.
*<tt>update</tt> - Updates source code with all pending pulled changes.
*<tt>push</tt> - Pushes your changesets to a remote repository.
*<tt>merge</tt> - Merges two repositories together (explained later).

==Installing==

The author of this article uses command line Mercurial (on both Linux and Windows). You can download both the command line tools at the [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Site], and there is a TortoiseHg graphical tool for those who would like to try it.

==Getting a Repository==
To retrieve a repository, you must use the "clone" command. You can clone a local or remote repository. Examples:

<pre>hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central sourcemod-central
hg clone sourcemod-central sourcemod-copy
</pre>

You can also create a new repository:
<pre>mkdir project
cd project
hg init</pre>

This will create a blank repository and initialize it with Mercurial.

==Configuration==
Mercurial lets you configure default settings for all repositories and settings specific to one repository.

On Linux, the main configuration file is <tt>~/.hgrc</tt>. On Windows 2003/XP and prior, it is <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. On Windows Vista, it is <tt>C:\Users\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. If the file does not exist, you can create it.

Per-repository configuration is done in <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt>.

===Identity===
Mercurial lets you configure an identity to associate with your changesets. By default it uses the name of the account your computer is logged in as. Many projects (AlliedModders included) use "Firstname Lastname <email>" instead.

To set up your identity, open either your <tt>hgrc</tt> file (either the main or local one). Look for a "[ui]" section (or add a new one), and configure something like this:

<pre>
[ui]
username = David Anderson <dvander@alliedmods.net>
</pre>

===Push and Pull Locations===
By default, all "pull" operations on a repository occur from the original location you cloned from. You can change that location by opening up <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt> and looking at the "[paths]" section. You will see a lines like:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central</pre>

If you are going to be pushing to one main repository fairly often, you may want to set up a default push. For example:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
default-push = ssh://dvander@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
</pre>

'''Note''': Mercurial uses double slashes to specify an absolute file-system path. If you are using SSH with logical paths, you only need one slash. For more information about this, visit the Mercurial documentation. AlliedModders uses absolute paths.

==Changesets==
Unlike Subversion, Mercurial can't use version numbers to uniquely identify a changeset. This is because sequential IDs may be duplicated across repositories. Instead, Mercurial uses 160-bit changeset identifiers. These are represented in hexadecimal (for example, <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>).

Mercurial also uses local revision numbers which are sequential IDs. These are local to a repository and have no meaning in other repositories. They are mainly provided for convenience and usability. A full changeset in a local repository can be represented by "revision:changeset". For example, <tt>19108:fae5f33a1bb3</tt>.

The latest changeset is called <tt>tip</tt>.

When using commands like "<tt>update</tt>," it is useful to refer to changesets. You can do this in one of a few ways:
*Using the <tt>tip</tt> keyword. This is the latest changeset.
*Using a revision number.
*Using any subset of the changeset string that uniquely identifies the changeset. For example, <tt>fa</tt> might not be unique and would not work. But <tt>fa35</tt> might work for <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>. If it doesn't, you can pick a different substring.
*Using tags. Mercurial lets you tag a changeset with a unique alias for convenience (<tt>hg tag</tt>).

==Workflow==
Let's go through a typical session of developing with Mercurial. If you are working against a project that has a centralized copy, you may want to make sure you're up to date first. This means '''pulling''' its changes and then '''updating'''.

For example:
<pre>hg pull
hg update</pre>

This will grab the remote changes from the location you first cloned from. Then it will apply the changes. You can do this in one go with:
<pre>hg pull -u</pre>

You can also pull from a different repository if you want:
<pre>hg pull -u http://some.other.site/sourcemod-central</pre>

Now let's say you make some changes. You edit file A.cpp and you want to commit your change. You can do this with:
<pre>hg commit</pre>

An editor will pop-up asking you to write a message describing your change. This is required.

Now you edit B.cpp and commit again. You're done for the day, and you have two changesets sitting in your repository. You want to push these upstream. For example:

<pre>hg push ssh://dvander@alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 2 changesets with 2 changes to 2 files
</pre>

Or, if you have a <tt>default-push</tt> configured:

<pre>hg push</pre>

If there is more than one person sharing and working on the code base, eventually you will need to deal with merges. This is an extremely powerful (but also deceptively complex) aspect to Mercurial, and it is extremely important to read the next session.

'''Note''': Since only the first line of a commit message is shown by the <tt>hg log</tt> command by default, it is highly recommended that the first line of your message be able to stand alone. For example, you might have a short summary of the commit on the first line that says "Added functions for creating dynamic hooks on virtual functions." Further lines could give more details on the changes involved such as a list of all the functions that were added.

=Merging and You=
==Introduction==
Imagine this scenario:
*Alice and Bob both have a copy of the source code at revision 'A'.
*Alice commits and pushes a change. The main repository is now at changeset 'B'.
*Bob commits a change and is at changeset 'C'.

Now Bob wants to pull. He runs <tt>hg pull</tt> and gets:

<pre>
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 1 changesets with 1 changes to 1 files (+1 heads)
(run 'hg heads' to see heads, 'hg merge' to merge)
</pre>

What happened here? Let's visualize it. When Alice commits, her repository has gone from A to B like this:

[[Image:Hg_alice_1.png]]

When Bob commits, his repository goes from A to C like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_1.png]]

After Bob pulls from Alice, his repository has '''multiple heads''' of development. He's got two forks of the same codebase in his repository. You can visualize it like this. The blue arrow is Bob's changes, and the red arrow is Alice's changes. They diverge from A.

[[Image:Hg_bob_2.png]]

Bob doesn't want to be in this state, so he '''merges'''. Merging joins multiple heads back together. Example:

<pre>hg merge
1 files updated, 1 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved
(branch merge, don't forget to commit)</pre>

Merges are changesets, and they must be committed. Bob commits the merge, and now his repository looks like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_3.png]]

'D' is the changeset that joins the two heads back together. Now Bob can safely push his changes back, and Alice can pull from Bob.

The above example happened from Bob trying to pull. But if Bob had tried to push, he would have gotten a nasty error message:

<pre>hg push
searching for changes
abort: push creates new remote heads!</pre>

This means Bob's push would have introduced multiple heads on the target repository, rather than his own. This is generally a bad idea and as a policy projects often don't allow it at all. Bob has to pull, update, and resolve the merge.

'''Note:''' For most merges, it is a good policy to write simple commit messages. For example, "Merge." would suffice.

==Conflicts==
Merges which don't require any work on your part (other than running <tt>merge</tt> and <tt>commit</tt>) are called '''trivial merges'''.

It is possible that Alice and Bob edited the same file however. In many cases, Mercurial will be smart enough to handle this. If Mercurial can't figure it out though -- you have to do manually merge the difference between the two files. This is best done with a three-way merge program.

An example of a merge conflict:
<pre>hg merge
merging crab.cpp
merge: warning: conflicts during merge
merging crab.cpp failed!</pre>

Conflicts must be resolved immediately. You should never leave your source code in a conflicted state. If you don't have a merge program installed, the conflicted file(s) will be marked up. For example, <tt>crab.cpp</tt> might contain lines like these for each conflict:

<pre>
<<<<<<< /tmp/conflict/crab.cpp
void function() {
=======
int function() {
>>>>>>> /tmp/crab.cpp
</pre>

The two "sides" of the <tt>=======</tt> bar represent the local and incoming changes. You should delete the markup and decide how to resolve the two sides.

If you want to use and configure a merge program, see [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/MergeProgram MergeProgram] at the Mercurial docs. Though it's not listed, you can also use [http://www.scootersoftware.com/ Beyond Compare] (the author's personal choice).

=AlliedModders=
AlliedModders has a public Mercurial listing at [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/].

Anyone can clone or pull from these. Only developers with SSH access can push. Developers should use the following URL formula for pushing: <pre>ssh://USERNAME@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/PROJECT</pre>

You should use SSH keys for security. You should also use the "Firstname Lastname <email>" authorship style. It is a good idea to configure this ahead of time (read the configuration section above).

It is also highly recommended that long commit messages be split with a short summary on the first line and details on further lines. (See the note at the bottom of the Workflow section above.)

Note that unlike Subversion, you cannot checkout a folder within a repository. This is by design.

=External Links=
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Home Page]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/UnderstandingMercurial Understanding Mercurial]
*[http://hgbook.red-bean.com/ Hg Book, free online book about Mercurial]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/Tutorial Mercurial Tutorials]

[[Category:Version Control Systems]]

Mercurial Tutorial

2008-09-15T07:23:13Z

DS: /* AlliedModders */

Mercurial (Hg) is a distributed version control system. While it has similarities with [[Subversion Tutorial|Subverison]], it is decentralized in nature.

=Getting Started=
==Introduction==
Mercurial keeps source code in '''repositories'''. Changes to the source code are made inside the repository and are periodically '''committed'''. When you commit changes, they are wrapped into a '''changeset'''. A repository is the sum of all changesets committed over time.

Unlike Subversion, Mercurial has no concept of a "master repository." Each user owns a complete local copy of the repository, and they can commit to it without needing any permissions. Users can share changesets by '''pulling''' from other people's repositories, or '''pushing''' to other repositories (which may require special privileges).

One very noticeable side effect is that when you commit changes in Mercurial, you do not need Internet access. You only need Internet access if want to push changesets to a remote repository. This means you can make as many commits as you want before pushing.

'''Now for the contradiction''': You CAN have a master repository with Mercurial. For some projects it is ideal to have a reference copy. There is no difference between your copy and the master copy -- how it is managed is simply a matter of permissions and policy. For example, AlliedModders has a "sourcemod-central" repository where developers push their changesets. Only SourceMod developers can push to this copy, but anyone can copy it or pull its changes.

==Basic Commands==

These are a few essential Mercurial operations:
*<tt>clone</tt> - Copies or downloads a repository.
*<tt>add</tt> - Adds a file or directory to the local source tree.
*<tt>remove</tt> - Removes a file or directory from the local source tree.
*<tt>commit</tt> - Commits any local changes to your local source tree.
*<tt>pull</tt> - Retrieves changesets from another repository.
*<tt>update</tt> - Updates source code with all pending pulled changes.
*<tt>push</tt> - Pushes your changesets to a remote repository.
*<tt>merge</tt> - Merges two repositories together (explained later).

==Installing==

The author of this article uses command line Mercurial (on both Linux and Windows). You can download both the command line tools at the [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Site], and there is a TortoiseHg graphical tool for those who would like to try it.

==Getting a Repository==
To retrieve a repository, you must use the "clone" command. You can clone a local or remote repository. Examples:

<pre>hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central sourcemod-central
hg clone sourcemod-central sourcemod-copy
</pre>

You can also create a new repository:
<pre>mkdir project
cd project
hg init</pre>

This will create a blank repository and initialize it with Mercurial.

==Configuration==
Mercurial lets you configure default settings for all repositories and settings specific to one repository.

On Linux, the main configuration file is <tt>~/.hgrc</tt>. On Windows 2003/XP and prior, it is <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. On Windows Vista, it is <tt>C:\Users\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. If the file does not exist, you can create it.

Per-repository configuration is done in <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt>.

===Identity===
Mercurial lets you configure an identity to associate with your changesets. By default it uses the name of the account your computer is logged in as. Many projects (AlliedModders included) use "Firstname Lastname <email>" instead.

To set up your identity, open either your <tt>hgrc</tt> file (either the main or local one). Look for a "[ui]" section (or add a new one), and configure something like this:

<pre>
[ui]
username = David Anderson <dvander@alliedmods.net>
</pre>

===Push and Pull Locations===
By default, all "pull" operations on a repository occur from the original location you cloned from. You can change that location by opening up <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt> and looking at the "[paths]" section. You will see a lines like:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central</pre>

If you are going to be pushing to one main repository fairly often, you may want to set up a default push. For example:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
default-push = ssh://dvander@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
</pre>

'''Note''': Mercurial uses double slashes to specify an absolute file-system path. If you are using SSH with logical paths, you only need one slash. For more information about this, visit the Mercurial documentation. AlliedModders uses absolute paths.

==Changesets==
Unlike Subversion, Mercurial can't use version numbers to uniquely identify a changeset. This is because sequential IDs may be duplicated across repositories. Instead, Mercurial uses 160-bit changeset identifiers. These are represented in hexadecimal (for example, <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>).

Mercurial also uses local revision numbers which are sequential IDs. These are local to a repository and have no meaning in other repositories. They are mainly provided for convenience and usability. A full changeset in a local repository can be represented by "revision:changeset". For example, <tt>19108:fae5f33a1bb3</tt>.

The latest changeset is called <tt>tip</tt>.

When using commands like "<tt>update</tt>," it is useful to refer to changesets. You can do this in one of a few ways:
*Using the <tt>tip</tt> keyword. This is the latest changeset.
*Using a revision number.
*Using any subset of the changeset string that uniquely identifies the changeset. For example, <tt>fa</tt> might not be unique and would not work. But <tt>fa35</tt> might work for <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>. If it doesn't, you can pick a different substring.
*Using tags. Mercurial lets you tag a changeset with a unique alias for convenience (<tt>hg tag</tt>).

==Workflow==
Let's go through a typical session of developing with Mercurial. If you are working against a project that has a centralized copy, you may want to make sure you're up to date first. This means '''pulling''' its changes and then '''updating'''.

For example:
<pre>hg pull
hg update</pre>

This will grab the remote changes from the location you first cloned from. Then it will apply the changes. You can do this in one go with:
<pre>hg pull -u</pre>

You can also pull from a different repository if you want:
<pre>hg pull -u http://some.other.site/sourcemod-central</pre>

Now let's say you make some changes. You edit file A.cpp and you want to commit your change. You can do this with:
<pre>hg commit</pre>

An editor will pop-up asking you to write a message describing your change. This is required.

Now you edit B.cpp and commit again. You're done for the day, and you have two changesets sitting in your repository. You want to push these upstream. For example:

<pre>hg push ssh://dvander@alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 2 changesets with 2 changes to 2 files
</pre>

Or, if you have a <tt>default-push</tt> configured:

<pre>hg push</pre>

If there is more than one person sharing and working on the code base, eventually you will need to deal with merges. This is an extremely powerful (but also deceptively complex) aspect to Mercurial, and it is extremely important to read the next session.

'''Note''': Since only the first line of a commit message is shown by the <tt>hg log</tt> command by default, it is highly recommended that the first line of your message be able to stand alone. For example, you might have a short summary of the commit on the first line that says "Added functions for creating dynamic hooks on virtual functions." Further lines could give more details on the changes involved such as a list of all the functions that were added.

=Merging and You=
==Introduction==
Imagine this scenario:
*Alice and Bob both have a copy of the source code at revision 'A'.
*Alice commits and pushes a change. The main repository is now at changeset 'B'.
*Bob commits a change and is at changeset 'C'.

Now Bob wants to pull. He runs <tt>hg pull</tt> and gets:

<pre>
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 1 changesets with 1 changes to 1 files (+1 heads)
(run 'hg heads' to see heads, 'hg merge' to merge)
</pre>

What happened here? Let's visualize it. When Alice commits, her repository has gone from A to B like this:

[[Image:Hg_alice_1.png]]

When Bob commits, his repository goes from A to C like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_1.png]]

After Bob pulls from Alice, his repository has '''multiple heads''' of development. He's got two forks of the same codebase in his repository. You can visualize it like this. The blue arrow is Bob's changes, and the red arrow is Alice's changes. They diverge from A.

[[Image:Hg_bob_2.png]]

Bob doesn't want to be in this state, so he '''merges'''. Merging joins multiple heads back together. Example:

<pre>hg merge
1 files updated, 1 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved
(branch merge, don't forget to commit)</pre>

Merges are changesets, and they must be committed. Bob commits the merge, and now his repository looks like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_3.png]]

'D' is the changeset that joins the two heads back together. Now Bob can safely push his changes back, and Alice can pull from Bob.

The above example happened from Bob trying to pull. But if Bob had tried to push, he would have gotten a nasty error message:

<pre>hg push
searching for changes
abort: push creates new remote heads!</pre>

This means Bob's push would have introduced multiple heads on the target repository, rather than his own. This is generally a bad idea and as a policy projects often don't allow it at all. Bob has to pull, update, and resolve the merge.

'''Note:''' For most merges, it is a good policy to write simple commit messages. For example, "Merge." would suffice.

==Conflicts==
Merges which don't require any work on your part (other than running <tt>merge</tt> and <tt>commit</tt>) are called '''trivial merges'''.

It is possible that Alice and Bob edited the same file however. In many cases, Mercurial will be smart enough to handle this. If Mercurial can't figure it out though -- you have to do manually merge the difference between the two files. This is best done with a three-way merge program.

An example of a merge conflict:
<pre>hg merge
merging crab.cpp
merge: warning: conflicts during merge
merging crab.cpp failed!</pre>

Conflicts must be resolved immediately. You should never leave your source code in a conflicted state. If you don't have a merge program installed, the conflicted file(s) will be marked up. For example, <tt>crab.cpp</tt> might contain lines like these for each conflict:

<pre>
<<<<<<< /tmp/conflict/crab.cpp
void function() {
=======
int function() {
>>>>>>> /tmp/crab.cpp
</pre>

The two "sides" of the <tt>=======</tt> bar represent the local and incoming changes. You should delete the markup and decide how to resolve the two sides.

If you want to use and configure a merge program, see [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/MergeProgram MergeProgram] at the Mercurial docs. Though it's not listed, you can also use [http://www.scootersoftware.com/ Beyond Compare] (the author's personal choice).

=AlliedModders=
AlliedModders has a public Mercurial listing at [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/].

Anyone can clone or pull from these. Only developers with SSH access can push. Developers should use the following URL formula for pushing: <pre>ssh://USERNAME@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/PROJECT</pre>

You should use SSH keys for security. You should also use the "Firstname Lastname <email>" authorship style. It is a good idea to configure this ahead of time (read the configuration section above).

It is also highly recommended that long commit messages be split with a short summary on the first line and details on further lines. (See the note at the bottom of the Workflow section above.)

Note that unlike Subversion, you cannot checkout a folder within a repository. This is by design.

=AlliedModders=
AlliedModders has a public Mercurial listing at [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/].

Anyone can clone or pull from these. Only developers with SSH access can push. Developers should use the following URL formula for pushing: <pre>ssh://USERNAME@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/PROJECT</pre>

You should use SSH keys for security. You should also use the "Firstname Lastname <email>" authorship style. It is a good idea to configure this ahead of time (read the configuration section above).

It is highly recommended that long commit messages be split with a short summary on the first line and details on further lines. (See the note at the bottom of the Workflow section above.)

Note that unlike Subversion, you cannot checkout a folder within a repository. This is by design.

=External Links=
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Home Page]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/UnderstandingMercurial Understanding Mercurial]
*[http://hgbook.red-bean.com/ Hg Book, free online book about Mercurial]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/Tutorial Mercurial Tutorials]

[[Category:Version Control Systems]]

Mercurial Tutorial

2008-09-15T07:22:58Z

DS: Removed duplicate section - Wonder how did that happened

Mercurial (Hg) is a distributed version control system. While it has similarities with [[Subversion Tutorial|Subverison]], it is decentralized in nature.

=Getting Started=
==Introduction==
Mercurial keeps source code in '''repositories'''. Changes to the source code are made inside the repository and are periodically '''committed'''. When you commit changes, they are wrapped into a '''changeset'''. A repository is the sum of all changesets committed over time.

Unlike Subversion, Mercurial has no concept of a "master repository." Each user owns a complete local copy of the repository, and they can commit to it without needing any permissions. Users can share changesets by '''pulling''' from other people's repositories, or '''pushing''' to other repositories (which may require special privileges).

One very noticeable side effect is that when you commit changes in Mercurial, you do not need Internet access. You only need Internet access if want to push changesets to a remote repository. This means you can make as many commits as you want before pushing.

'''Now for the contradiction''': You CAN have a master repository with Mercurial. For some projects it is ideal to have a reference copy. There is no difference between your copy and the master copy -- how it is managed is simply a matter of permissions and policy. For example, AlliedModders has a "sourcemod-central" repository where developers push their changesets. Only SourceMod developers can push to this copy, but anyone can copy it or pull its changes.

==Basic Commands==

These are a few essential Mercurial operations:
*<tt>clone</tt> - Copies or downloads a repository.
*<tt>add</tt> - Adds a file or directory to the local source tree.
*<tt>remove</tt> - Removes a file or directory from the local source tree.
*<tt>commit</tt> - Commits any local changes to your local source tree.
*<tt>pull</tt> - Retrieves changesets from another repository.
*<tt>update</tt> - Updates source code with all pending pulled changes.
*<tt>push</tt> - Pushes your changesets to a remote repository.
*<tt>merge</tt> - Merges two repositories together (explained later).

==Installing==

The author of this article uses command line Mercurial (on both Linux and Windows). You can download both the command line tools at the [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Site], and there is a TortoiseHg graphical tool for those who would like to try it.

==Getting a Repository==
To retrieve a repository, you must use the "clone" command. You can clone a local or remote repository. Examples:

<pre>hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central sourcemod-central
hg clone sourcemod-central sourcemod-copy
</pre>

You can also create a new repository:
<pre>mkdir project
cd project
hg init</pre>

This will create a blank repository and initialize it with Mercurial.

==Configuration==
Mercurial lets you configure default settings for all repositories and settings specific to one repository.

On Linux, the main configuration file is <tt>~/.hgrc</tt>. On Windows 2003/XP and prior, it is <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. On Windows Vista, it is <tt>C:\Users\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. If the file does not exist, you can create it.

Per-repository configuration is done in <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt>.

===Identity===
Mercurial lets you configure an identity to associate with your changesets. By default it uses the name of the account your computer is logged in as. Many projects (AlliedModders included) use "Firstname Lastname <email>" instead.

To set up your identity, open either your <tt>hgrc</tt> file (either the main or local one). Look for a "[ui]" section (or add a new one), and configure something like this:

<pre>
[ui]
username = David Anderson <dvander@alliedmods.net>
</pre>

===Push and Pull Locations===
By default, all "pull" operations on a repository occur from the original location you cloned from. You can change that location by opening up <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt> and looking at the "[paths]" section. You will see a lines like:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central</pre>

If you are going to be pushing to one main repository fairly often, you may want to set up a default push. For example:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
default-push = ssh://dvander@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
</pre>

'''Note''': Mercurial uses double slashes to specify an absolute file-system path. If you are using SSH with logical paths, you only need one slash. For more information about this, visit the Mercurial documentation. AlliedModders uses absolute paths.

==Changesets==
Unlike Subversion, Mercurial can't use version numbers to uniquely identify a changeset. This is because sequential IDs may be duplicated across repositories. Instead, Mercurial uses 160-bit changeset identifiers. These are represented in hexadecimal (for example, <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>).

Mercurial also uses local revision numbers which are sequential IDs. These are local to a repository and have no meaning in other repositories. They are mainly provided for convenience and usability. A full changeset in a local repository can be represented by "revision:changeset". For example, <tt>19108:fae5f33a1bb3</tt>.

The latest changeset is called <tt>tip</tt>.

When using commands like "<tt>update</tt>," it is useful to refer to changesets. You can do this in one of a few ways:
*Using the <tt>tip</tt> keyword. This is the latest changeset.
*Using a revision number.
*Using any subset of the changeset string that uniquely identifies the changeset. For example, <tt>fa</tt> might not be unique and would not work. But <tt>fa35</tt> might work for <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>. If it doesn't, you can pick a different substring.
*Using tags. Mercurial lets you tag a changeset with a unique alias for convenience (<tt>hg tag</tt>).

==Workflow==
Let's go through a typical session of developing with Mercurial. If you are working against a project that has a centralized copy, you may want to make sure you're up to date first. This means '''pulling''' its changes and then '''updating'''.

For example:
<pre>hg pull
hg update</pre>

This will grab the remote changes from the location you first cloned from. Then it will apply the changes. You can do this in one go with:
<pre>hg pull -u</pre>

You can also pull from a different repository if you want:
<pre>hg pull -u http://some.other.site/sourcemod-central</pre>

Now let's say you make some changes. You edit file A.cpp and you want to commit your change. You can do this with:
<pre>hg commit</pre>

An editor will pop-up asking you to write a message describing your change. This is required.

Now you edit B.cpp and commit again. You're done for the day, and you have two changesets sitting in your repository. You want to push these upstream. For example:

<pre>hg push ssh://dvander@alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 2 changesets with 2 changes to 2 files
</pre>

Or, if you have a <tt>default-push</tt> configured:

<pre>hg push</pre>

If there is more than one person sharing and working on the code base, eventually you will need to deal with merges. This is an extremely powerful (but also deceptively complex) aspect to Mercurial, and it is extremely important to read the next session.

'''Note''': Since only the first line of a commit message is shown by the <tt>hg log</tt> command by default, it is highly recommended that the first line of your message be able to stand alone. For example, you might have a short summary of the commit on the first line that says "Added functions for creating dynamic hooks on virtual functions." Further lines could give more details on the changes involved such as a list of all the functions that were added.

=Merging and You=
==Introduction==
Imagine this scenario:
*Alice and Bob both have a copy of the source code at revision 'A'.
*Alice commits and pushes a change. The main repository is now at changeset 'B'.
*Bob commits a change and is at changeset 'C'.

Now Bob wants to pull. He runs <tt>hg pull</tt> and gets:

<pre>
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 1 changesets with 1 changes to 1 files (+1 heads)
(run 'hg heads' to see heads, 'hg merge' to merge)
</pre>

What happened here? Let's visualize it. When Alice commits, her repository has gone from A to B like this:

[[Image:Hg_alice_1.png]]

When Bob commits, his repository goes from A to C like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_1.png]]

After Bob pulls from Alice, his repository has '''multiple heads''' of development. He's got two forks of the same codebase in his repository. You can visualize it like this. The blue arrow is Bob's changes, and the red arrow is Alice's changes. They diverge from A.

[[Image:Hg_bob_2.png]]

Bob doesn't want to be in this state, so he '''merges'''. Merging joins multiple heads back together. Example:

<pre>hg merge
1 files updated, 1 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved
(branch merge, don't forget to commit)</pre>

Merges are changesets, and they must be committed. Bob commits the merge, and now his repository looks like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_3.png]]

'D' is the changeset that joins the two heads back together. Now Bob can safely push his changes back, and Alice can pull from Bob.

The above example happened from Bob trying to pull. But if Bob had tried to push, he would have gotten a nasty error message:

<pre>hg push
searching for changes
abort: push creates new remote heads!</pre>

This means Bob's push would have introduced multiple heads on the target repository, rather than his own. This is generally a bad idea and as a policy projects often don't allow it at all. Bob has to pull, update, and resolve the merge.

'''Note:''' For most merges, it is a good policy to write simple commit messages. For example, "Merge." would suffice.

==Conflicts==
Merges which don't require any work on your part (other than running <tt>merge</tt> and <tt>commit</tt>) are called '''trivial merges'''.

It is possible that Alice and Bob edited the same file however. In many cases, Mercurial will be smart enough to handle this. If Mercurial can't figure it out though -- you have to do manually merge the difference between the two files. This is best done with a three-way merge program.

An example of a merge conflict:
<pre>hg merge
merging crab.cpp
merge: warning: conflicts during merge
merging crab.cpp failed!</pre>

Conflicts must be resolved immediately. You should never leave your source code in a conflicted state. If you don't have a merge program installed, the conflicted file(s) will be marked up. For example, <tt>crab.cpp</tt> might contain lines like these for each conflict:

<pre>
<<<<<<< /tmp/conflict/crab.cpp
void function() {
=======
int function() {
>>>>>>> /tmp/crab.cpp
</pre>

The two "sides" of the <tt>=======</tt> bar represent the local and incoming changes. You should delete the markup and decide how to resolve the two sides.

If you want to use and configure a merge program, see [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/MergeProgram MergeProgram] at the Mercurial docs. Though it's not listed, you can also use [http://www.scootersoftware.com/ Beyond Compare] (the author's personal choice).

=Other Commands=
<tt>hg diff</tt> is very useful for reviewing changes before you commit them. You can also use it for generating patches.

<tt>hg log</tt> lets you view the changeset history.

<tt>hg glog</tt> lets you view an ASCII graph of the changeset history.

<tt>hg identity</tt> tells you the state of your repository.

<tt>hg status</tt> shows you any changed or unknown files.

<tt>hg status -m</tt> shows you any changed files.

<tt>hg revert</tt> will remove any changes you've made to one or more files. It will save the originals as the same file name with <tt>.orig</tt> at the end.

For many commands you can specify a folder within the repository to only affect that folder and its children. This can speed up slow operations.

=AlliedModders=
AlliedModders has a public Mercurial listing at [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/].

Anyone can clone or pull from these. Only developers with SSH access can push. Developers should use the following URL formula for pushing: <pre>ssh://USERNAME@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/PROJECT</pre>

You should use SSH keys for security. You should also use the "Firstname Lastname <email>" authorship style. It is a good idea to configure this ahead of time (read the configuration section above).

It is highly recommended that long commit messages be split with a short summary on the first line and details on further lines. (See the note at the bottom of the Workflow section above.)

Note that unlike Subversion, you cannot checkout a folder within a repository. This is by design.

=External Links=
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Home Page]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/UnderstandingMercurial Understanding Mercurial]
*[http://hgbook.red-bean.com/ Hg Book, free online book about Mercurial]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/Tutorial Mercurial Tutorials]

[[Category:Version Control Systems]]

Mercurial Tutorial

2008-09-15T07:21:26Z

DS: /* AlliedModders */

Mercurial (Hg) is a distributed version control system. While it has similarities with [[Subversion Tutorial|Subverison]], it is decentralized in nature.

=Getting Started=
==Introduction==
Mercurial keeps source code in '''repositories'''. Changes to the source code are made inside the repository and are periodically '''committed'''. When you commit changes, they are wrapped into a '''changeset'''. A repository is the sum of all changesets committed over time.

Unlike Subversion, Mercurial has no concept of a "master repository." Each user owns a complete local copy of the repository, and they can commit to it without needing any permissions. Users can share changesets by '''pulling''' from other people's repositories, or '''pushing''' to other repositories (which may require special privileges).

One very noticeable side effect is that when you commit changes in Mercurial, you do not need Internet access. You only need Internet access if want to push changesets to a remote repository. This means you can make as many commits as you want before pushing.

'''Now for the contradiction''': You CAN have a master repository with Mercurial. For some projects it is ideal to have a reference copy. There is no difference between your copy and the master copy -- how it is managed is simply a matter of permissions and policy. For example, AlliedModders has a "sourcemod-central" repository where developers push their changesets. Only SourceMod developers can push to this copy, but anyone can copy it or pull its changes.

==Basic Commands==

These are a few essential Mercurial operations:
*<tt>clone</tt> - Copies or downloads a repository.
*<tt>add</tt> - Adds a file or directory to the local source tree.
*<tt>remove</tt> - Removes a file or directory from the local source tree.
*<tt>commit</tt> - Commits any local changes to your local source tree.
*<tt>pull</tt> - Retrieves changesets from another repository.
*<tt>update</tt> - Updates source code with all pending pulled changes.
*<tt>push</tt> - Pushes your changesets to a remote repository.
*<tt>merge</tt> - Merges two repositories together (explained later).

==Installing==

The author of this article uses command line Mercurial (on both Linux and Windows). You can download both the command line tools at the [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Site], and there is a TortoiseHg graphical tool for those who would like to try it.

==Getting a Repository==
To retrieve a repository, you must use the "clone" command. You can clone a local or remote repository. Examples:

<pre>hg clone http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central sourcemod-central
hg clone sourcemod-central sourcemod-copy
</pre>

You can also create a new repository:
<pre>mkdir project
cd project
hg init</pre>

This will create a blank repository and initialize it with Mercurial.

==Configuration==
Mercurial lets you configure default settings for all repositories and settings specific to one repository.

On Linux, the main configuration file is <tt>~/.hgrc</tt>. On Windows 2003/XP and prior, it is <tt>C:\Documents and Settings\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. On Windows Vista, it is <tt>C:\Users\<account>\Mercurial.ini</tt>. If the file does not exist, you can create it.

Per-repository configuration is done in <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt>.

===Identity===
Mercurial lets you configure an identity to associate with your changesets. By default it uses the name of the account your computer is logged in as. Many projects (AlliedModders included) use "Firstname Lastname <email>" instead.

To set up your identity, open either your <tt>hgrc</tt> file (either the main or local one). Look for a "[ui]" section (or add a new one), and configure something like this:

<pre>
[ui]
username = David Anderson <dvander@alliedmods.net>
</pre>

===Push and Pull Locations===
By default, all "pull" operations on a repository occur from the original location you cloned from. You can change that location by opening up <tt><repository>\.hg\hgrc</tt> and looking at the "[paths]" section. You will see a lines like:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central</pre>

If you are going to be pushing to one main repository fairly often, you may want to set up a default push. For example:

<pre>
[paths]
default = http://hg.alliedmods.net/sourcemod-central
default-push = ssh://dvander@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
</pre>

'''Note''': Mercurial uses double slashes to specify an absolute file-system path. If you are using SSH with logical paths, you only need one slash. For more information about this, visit the Mercurial documentation. AlliedModders uses absolute paths.

==Changesets==
Unlike Subversion, Mercurial can't use version numbers to uniquely identify a changeset. This is because sequential IDs may be duplicated across repositories. Instead, Mercurial uses 160-bit changeset identifiers. These are represented in hexadecimal (for example, <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>).

Mercurial also uses local revision numbers which are sequential IDs. These are local to a repository and have no meaning in other repositories. They are mainly provided for convenience and usability. A full changeset in a local repository can be represented by "revision:changeset". For example, <tt>19108:fae5f33a1bb3</tt>.

The latest changeset is called <tt>tip</tt>.

When using commands like "<tt>update</tt>," it is useful to refer to changesets. You can do this in one of a few ways:
*Using the <tt>tip</tt> keyword. This is the latest changeset.
*Using a revision number.
*Using any subset of the changeset string that uniquely identifies the changeset. For example, <tt>fa</tt> might not be unique and would not work. But <tt>fa35</tt> might work for <tt>fae5f33a1bb3</tt>. If it doesn't, you can pick a different substring.
*Using tags. Mercurial lets you tag a changeset with a unique alias for convenience (<tt>hg tag</tt>).

==Workflow==
Let's go through a typical session of developing with Mercurial. If you are working against a project that has a centralized copy, you may want to make sure you're up to date first. This means '''pulling''' its changes and then '''updating'''.

For example:
<pre>hg pull
hg update</pre>

This will grab the remote changes from the location you first cloned from. Then it will apply the changes. You can do this in one go with:
<pre>hg pull -u</pre>

You can also pull from a different repository if you want:
<pre>hg pull -u http://some.other.site/sourcemod-central</pre>

Now let's say you make some changes. You edit file A.cpp and you want to commit your change. You can do this with:
<pre>hg commit</pre>

An editor will pop-up asking you to write a message describing your change. This is required.

Now you edit B.cpp and commit again. You're done for the day, and you have two changesets sitting in your repository. You want to push these upstream. For example:

<pre>hg push ssh://dvander@alliedmods.net//hg/sourcemod-central
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 2 changesets with 2 changes to 2 files
</pre>

Or, if you have a <tt>default-push</tt> configured:

<pre>hg push</pre>

If there is more than one person sharing and working on the code base, eventually you will need to deal with merges. This is an extremely powerful (but also deceptively complex) aspect to Mercurial, and it is extremely important to read the next session.

'''Note''': Since only the first line of a commit message is shown by the <tt>hg log</tt> command by default, it is highly recommended that the first line of your message be able to stand alone. For example, you might have a short summary of the commit on the first line that says "Added functions for creating dynamic hooks on virtual functions." Further lines could give more details on the changes involved such as a list of all the functions that were added.

=Merging and You=
==Introduction==
Imagine this scenario:
*Alice and Bob both have a copy of the source code at revision 'A'.
*Alice commits and pushes a change. The main repository is now at changeset 'B'.
*Bob commits a change and is at changeset 'C'.

Now Bob wants to pull. He runs <tt>hg pull</tt> and gets:

<pre>
searching for changes
adding changesets
adding manifests
adding file changes
added 1 changesets with 1 changes to 1 files (+1 heads)
(run 'hg heads' to see heads, 'hg merge' to merge)
</pre>

What happened here? Let's visualize it. When Alice commits, her repository has gone from A to B like this:

[[Image:Hg_alice_1.png]]

When Bob commits, his repository goes from A to C like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_1.png]]

After Bob pulls from Alice, his repository has '''multiple heads''' of development. He's got two forks of the same codebase in his repository. You can visualize it like this. The blue arrow is Bob's changes, and the red arrow is Alice's changes. They diverge from A.

[[Image:Hg_bob_2.png]]

Bob doesn't want to be in this state, so he '''merges'''. Merging joins multiple heads back together. Example:

<pre>hg merge
1 files updated, 1 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved
(branch merge, don't forget to commit)</pre>

Merges are changesets, and they must be committed. Bob commits the merge, and now his repository looks like this:

[[Image:Hg_bob_3.png]]

'D' is the changeset that joins the two heads back together. Now Bob can safely push his changes back, and Alice can pull from Bob.

The above example happened from Bob trying to pull. But if Bob had tried to push, he would have gotten a nasty error message:

<pre>hg push
searching for changes
abort: push creates new remote heads!</pre>

This means Bob's push would have introduced multiple heads on the target repository, rather than his own. This is generally a bad idea and as a policy projects often don't allow it at all. Bob has to pull, update, and resolve the merge.

'''Note:''' For most merges, it is a good policy to write simple commit messages. For example, "Merge." would suffice.

==Conflicts==
Merges which don't require any work on your part (other than running <tt>merge</tt> and <tt>commit</tt>) are called '''trivial merges'''.

It is possible that Alice and Bob edited the same file however. In many cases, Mercurial will be smart enough to handle this. If Mercurial can't figure it out though -- you have to do manually merge the difference between the two files. This is best done with a three-way merge program.

An example of a merge conflict:
<pre>hg merge
merging crab.cpp
merge: warning: conflicts during merge
merging crab.cpp failed!</pre>

Conflicts must be resolved immediately. You should never leave your source code in a conflicted state. If you don't have a merge program installed, the conflicted file(s) will be marked up. For example, <tt>crab.cpp</tt> might contain lines like these for each conflict:

<pre>
<<<<<<< /tmp/conflict/crab.cpp
void function() {
=======
int function() {
>>>>>>> /tmp/crab.cpp
</pre>

The two "sides" of the <tt>=======</tt> bar represent the local and incoming changes. You should delete the markup and decide how to resolve the two sides.

If you want to use and configure a merge program, see [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/MergeProgram MergeProgram] at the Mercurial docs. Though it's not listed, you can also use [http://www.scootersoftware.com/ Beyond Compare] (the author's personal choice).

=Other Commands=
<tt>hg diff</tt> is very useful for reviewing changes before you commit them. You can also use it for generating patches.

<tt>hg log</tt> lets you view the changeset history.

<tt>hg glog</tt> lets you view an ASCII graph of the changeset history.

<tt>hg identity</tt> tells you the state of your repository.

<tt>hg status</tt> shows you any changed or unknown files.

<tt>hg status -m</tt> shows you any changed files.

<tt>hg revert</tt> will remove any changes you've made to one or more files. It will save the originals as the same file name with <tt>.orig</tt> at the end.

For many commands you can specify a folder within the repository to only affect that folder and its children. This can speed up slow operations.

=AlliedModders=
AlliedModders has a public Mercurial listing at [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/].

Anyone can clone or pull from these. Only developers with SSH access can push. Developers should use the following URL formula for pushing: <pre>ssh://USERNAME@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/PROJECT</pre>

You should use SSH keys for security. You should also use the "Firstname Lastname <email>" authorship style. It is a good idea to configure this ahead of time (read the configuration section above).

It is highly recommended that long commit messages be split with a short summary on the first line and details on further lines. (See the note at the bottom of the Workflow section above.)

Note that unlike Subversion, you cannot checkout a folder within a repository. This is by design.

=AlliedModders=
AlliedModders has a public Mercurial listing at [http://hg.alliedmods.net/ http://hg.alliedmods.net/].

Anyone can clone or pull from these. Only developers with SSH access can push. Developers should use the following URL formula for pushing: <pre>ssh://USERNAME@hg.alliedmods.net//hg/PROJECT</pre>

You should use SSH keys for security. You should also use the "Firstname Lastname <email>" authorship style. It is a good idea to configure this ahead of time (read the configuration section above).

Note that unlike Subversion, you cannot checkout a folder within a repository. This is by design.

=External Links=
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/ Mercurial Home Page]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/UnderstandingMercurial Understanding Mercurial]
*[http://hgbook.red-bean.com/ Hg Book, free online book about Mercurial]
*[http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/Tutorial Mercurial Tutorials]

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