<tt>''W = Windows'' |</tt><tt> ''L = Linux''</tt>
| m_rgbTimeBasedDamage is made with 8 BYTES, so it take the same place as 2 int (integer is 4 BYTES).
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<tt>''W = Windows'' |</tt><tt> ''L = Linux''</tt>
| EHANDLE takes place of 2 int, so nothing else here than previous data
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# On Linux,
## Grab <tt>metamod.so</tt> from [http://www.amxmodx.org/dl.php?filename=metamod-1.21-am.zip Metam
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...s article briefly overviews the essentials of SVN, as well as using SVN on Linux and on Windows (through TortoiseSVN).
=Linux/Command Line SVN=
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#Figure out what operating system your server is: Windows, Linux, or Linux using AMD64 (64bit).
...o your OS. It will end in .dll for Windows, _i386.so for Linux, or _amd64.so for AMD64.
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...may be created. If there is a passphrase set, then <tt>ssh-agent</tt> on Linux or <tt>Pageant</tt> on Windows can be used for logging in without needing t
...amed <tt>.ssh</tt>. If you do not have this directory, then create it like so:
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*Upgrade all <tt>.so</tt>/<tt>.dll</tt> binaries in the following folders:
...es to see if there were any configuration files that got new features. If so, you should look and see if you want to tweak those new settings. You may
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Okay, so you've read the [[Introduction to SourcePawn]] and [[Introduction to Source
Linux: Depending on your Linux flavour you need to install the libc6 and libstdc++6 32bit libraries before
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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://
On Linux, the main configuration file is <tt>~/.hgrc</tt>. On Windows 2003/XP and p
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...peration system (Windows on a Windows server, Linux on a Linux server, and so on).
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When using a Linux server, you may see the following messages:
...version `GCC_7.0.0` not found (required by /some_system_path_to/libstdc++.so.6". This is because Valve ships their own copies of those libraries. As m
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...list of offsets I've been using. These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b>
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types...or guess for the CSS spec
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These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b>
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.
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These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b>
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.
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These are the <b>Linux</b> offsets. <b>Windows offsets are ''usually'' 1 less.</b>
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.
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These are the <b>Linux</b> offsets. <b>Windows offsets are 1 smaller.</b>
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.
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This is the list of offsets I've been using. These are the <b>Linux</b> offsets. <b>Windows offsets are 1 less.</b>
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types...or guess for the CSS spec
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...s a list of CBaseGrenade Offsets. These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b>
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types...or guess for the CSS spec
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This is a list of CDEagle Offsets. These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b>
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types...or guess for the CSS spec
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** Unknown as of this point. So far, only 255, 255, 255 works.
* Linux Signature:
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These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets for Obsidian Conflict 1.35. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b>
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.
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These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b>
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.
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These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b>
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.
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<tt>W = Windows |</tt><tt> L = Linux</tt>
...its pitch will rise from 'start pitch' to 'pitch' by this many increments. So, a setting of '3' means that the pitch of the ambient will rise from 'start
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...various items. Its function was replaced by the individual item_ entities, so it's not normally used. <br />
<tt>''W = Windows'' |</tt><tt> ''L = Linux''</tt>
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These are the '''Windows''' offsets. '''Linux offsets are 1 greater'''.
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.
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These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b>
This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.
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