cmd_executestring

[IzNoGoD]

It is in the playercommand callback?

		case "help":
			self.id=self getEntityNumber();
			self setClientCvar ("clientcmd", "say !help");
   			self openMenu ("clientcmd");
   			self closeMenu ("clientcmd");
			wait 1;
			message = "Available commands: !ratio";
	 		self thread tellMessage(message);
			return;

        } 
    } 
     
     
    self ClientCommand(); 
}

If you execute a cmd_executestring inside codecallback_playercommand but before self clientcommand(), the stuff you send to cmd_executestring will actually be executed by the client on clientcommand() because thats a shared buffer.

Example inside codecallback_clientcmd:

 Cmd_ExecuteString("say hello");
 self clientcmd();

The result will be:

Console: hello (globally)
yournamehere: hello (also globally)

[Ni3ls]

Can't find the solution. If I try to thread after self Clientcommand(); nothing will happen. thread is not loaded. Placing it before self Clientcommand() same result

[filthy_freak_]

Can't find the solution. If I try to thread after self Clientcommand(); nothing will happen. thread is not loaded. Placing it before self Clientcommand() same result

Just do what mitch said;

		sendgameservercommand(self getentitynumber(), "h \"" + self.name + "^7: !help\""); 
	

It is better anyway, because you can set a custom server name.

Example:

		sendGameServerCommand(-1, "h \"^7Server: Hello world.\""); // -1 = global message 
	

Result:

Server: Hello world.

Edit: Seems like you are already using it, my bad.

[filthy_freak_]

It is in the playercommand callback?

		case "help":
			self.id=self getEntityNumber();
			self setClientCvar ("clientcmd", "say !help");
   			self openMenu ("clientcmd");
   			self closeMenu ("clientcmd");
			wait 1;
			message = "Available commands: !ratio";
	 		self thread tellMessage(message);
			return;

        } 
    } 
     
     
    self ClientCommand(); 
}

Try this;

		        case "help":
            self.id=self getEntityNumber();
            self setClientCvar ("clientcmd", "say !help");
               self openMenu ("clientcmd");
               self closeMenu ("clientcmd");
            wait 1;
            message = "Available commands: !ratio";
             self tellMessage(message);
            break;

        } 
    } 
     
     
    self ClientCommand(); 
	

Also I noticed you are using wait in the playercommand callback. This is a no no.

[Ni3ls]

Its working with the sendgameservercommand. Thanks!