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[Donnybrook]

Everyone would need to download on a mod to not desync then.

then how about you give the different players a number depending on who picked first (scout 1, scout 2, scout 3,...) and let only everyone below number x pass through. basicly the same shit and everything is done on the hosts side so no problems.

[a/d]

Come back when you know what you're on about.

[MedO]

You only need to mod the server to make it work perfectly.

You change classes by sending a class change request for the server, and then the server sends back a class change notification to everyone (including you). A modded server could just ignore class change requests if the limit for the requested class is already reached.

[Donnybrook]

Come back when you know what you're on about.

you are hilarious. both are perfectly fine ways to fix your broken bullshit.

you suck.

[NAGN]

You only need to mod the server to make it work perfectly.

You change classes by sending a class change request for the server, and then the server sends back a class change notification to everyone (including you). A modded server could just ignore class change requests if the limit for the requested class is already reached.

gee, I thought you couldn't do that without unexpected data or wrong amount of players

[a/d]

I think I created a global variable for each class if it was over a certain number, then in ServerPlayerChangeClass put if global.(etc) = false exit; but it never worked.

edit:

Ok, here's what I think I had.

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ini_open("classLimits.ini");

if player.team == TEAM_RED && (instance_number(ScoutRed)>ini_read_real("ClassLimits", "ScoutLimit", "99"))
{
global.scoutsOver=true;
}
ini_close();

{
    class = CLASS_SCOUT;
    event_user(1);
}for each individual class selection event in the ClassSelectController.

Then in ServerPlayerChangeClass

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if global.scoutsOver or global.etcOver exit;

{  
    
    writebyte(PLAYER_CHANGECLASS, argument2);
    writebyte(argument0, argument2);
    writebyte(argument1, argument2);
}
edit again: also, global.etcOver=false; in Create.

[Walrus]

Also if there is some idling fag and the class is over limit, you can get stuck outside the spawn.

[a/d]

Well, I tried to make a real class limit as you saw, but it doesn't work. It only affects the server host, which is just gay.

[strustl]

A+D seem to work for me, not getting stuck in the spawn. have you tried not holding them at the same time. or walking in the direction where the spawn exits?

(sorry had to do this lol)