/rcon commands with CodeCallback_PlayerCommand(args)

Hi all,

Is it possible to read the /rcon commands with CodeCallback_PlayerCommand(args)? In the callback, you add the identifier, but it doesnt register the rcon commands.

Most likely, you can control the team that produced directly on the server, but if they are produced with rcon-tool?

wait so you've tried

PHP Code:

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if (args[0] == "rcon")
    {
        arguments = "";
        for(i = 3; i < args.size; i++)
            arguments += args[i];
        logPrint("[RCON] ["+self.name+"] used rcon command ["+args[1]+"] with args ["+arguments+"]");
    } 


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because when I try this it works but the only problem is the arguments passed doesnt show up

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Kemi

wait so you've tried

PHP Code:

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if (args[0] == "rcon")
    {
        arguments = "";
        for(i = 3; i < args.size; i++)
            arguments += args[i];
        logPrint("[RCON] ["+self.name+"] used rcon command ["+args[1]+"] with args ["+arguments+"]");
    } 


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because when I try this it works but the only problem is the arguments passed doesnt show up

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You can't read rcon commands with CodeCallback_PlayerCommand.
But you can set the command as a cvar and read the value in cod like the admin functions in AWE and other mods.

Edit: i could make a new function for this.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Mitch

You can't read rcon commands with CodeCallback_PlayerCommand.
But you can set the command as a cvar and read the value in cod like the admin functions in AWE and other mods.

Edit: i could make a new function for this.

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If you're going to do that, why not just instead hook rcon (since it doesn't work for who don't know because it's not a cmd it's a connectionless packet) and then add the rcon to the PlayerCmd callback. I don't see why you would want do this though.

I thought if you had a cvar the same name as a command, you couldn't use the command?