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after installing the chat processor. i noticed one bug (game : CS:GO)
when i use !say message (sm_say message) the sm command works but the same thing gets broadcast to all players.
i am attaching a screenshot https://imgur.com/a/IgIV5ZE
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As far as I know this is normal CSGO behavior if you use the sm_say command in direct chat, !say Test it sends your message and the message you used.
I remind you that SourceMod has shortcuts for these chat commands, instead of using the !say command and your message, put @ before the message in the normal chat, if you have the necessary privileges it already sends the message directly.
Example, open your chat as normal and type @ test message sending by sm_say
Definitely a sourcemod behavior use can either start your message with a @ to broadcast a message (make sure to send the message in public chat since in the team chat you'll send a message for only the admins) or otherwise just use the / instead of ! (that will work for any command)
EDIT: This actually might be something wrong with the chat processor in the following code sourcemod attemps to block the sending of !say in the chat might chat-processor resends it ignoring the fact the sm tried to cancel that.
after installing the chat processor. i noticed one bug (game : CS:GO)
when i use !say message (sm_say message) the sm command works but the same thing gets broadcast to all players.
i am attaching a screenshot
https://imgur.com/a/IgIV5ZE
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: