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Revision as of 23:03, 13 July 2011
Team Fortress 2 has a new voting system based on the Left 4 Dead Voting system and is controlled by events and Usermessages. You can use either a string from the resource file, or TF_playerid_noteam which will let you create any vote you want.
How voting works
For a Yes/No vote, the server begins by sending a VoteStart Usermessage. Clients use the "vote" command to register their votes, after which the server sends a vote_cast event.
When the vote is complete, the server send either a VotePass or VoteFailed Usermessage.
A multiple choice vote is much the same as a Yes/No vote, but the server sends a "vote_options" event first, and sets the last argument of the VoteStart usermessage to false instead of true.
Example voting plugin
This is a basic plugin that starts a vote, "Is gaben fat?". It does not ensure the same client does not vote multiple times, nor does it actually kick the user.
#include <sourcemod> // TF2's internal map vote uses client index 99 for the server #define TF2_SERVER_CLIENT_INDEX 99 #define TF2_TEAM_ALL -1 new yesvotes; new novotes; #define MAX_VOTES 4 public Plugin:myinfo = { name = "Test Yes/No Vote", author = "Powerlord", description = "A test vote plugin for the AlliedMods wiki", version = "1.0", url = "http://wiki.alliedmods.net/TF2_Voting" } public OnPluginStart() { RegConsoleCmd("testvote",Callvote_Handler); RegConsoleCmd("vote", vote); } public Action:Callvote_Handler(client, args) { new Handle:bf = StartMessageAll("VoteStart", USERMSG_RELIABLE); BfWriteByte(bf, TF2_TEAM_ALL); BfWriteByte(bf, TF2_SERVER_CLIENT_INDEX); BfWriteString(bf, "#TF_playerid_noteam"); BfWriteString(bf, "Is gaben fat?"); BfWriteBool(bf, true); EndMessage(); yesvotes = 0; novotes = 0; return Plugin_Handled; } UpdateVotes() { if (yesvotes+novotes >= MAX_VOTES) { PrintToServer("voting complete!"); if (yesvotes > novotes) { new Handle:bf = StartMessageAll("VotePass"); BfWriteByte(bf, TF2_TEAM_ALL); BfWriteString(bf, "#TF_playerid_noteam"); BfWriteString(bf, "Gaben is fat"); EndMessage(); } else { new Handle:bf = StartMessageAll("VoteFailed"); BfWriteByte(bf, TF2_TEAM_ALL); // Check list of failure reasons BfWriteByte(bf, 3); EndMessage(); } } } // If the TF2 vote system is running (sv_allow_votes 1), this needs to be a command listener because TF2 registers the vote command only when a vote is ongoing, and thus hooking it using RegConsoleCmd doesn't work. public Action:vote(client, args) { new String:arg[8]; new option = 0; GetCmdArg(1,arg,8); PrintToServer("Got vote %s from %i",arg,client); if (strcmp(arg,"option1",true) == 0) { yesvotes++; option = 0; } else if (strcmp(arg,"option2",true) == 0) { novotes++; option = 1; } new Handle:msg = CreateEvent("vote_cast"); SetEventInt(msg, "entityid", client); SetEventInt(msg, "team", -1); SetEventInt(msg, "vote_option", option); FireEvent(msg); UpdateVotes(); return Plugin_Continue; }
See the following images for examples what this looks like: