├── LICENSE
├── addons
└── sourcemod
│ ├── configs
│ └── mapchooser_extended
│ │ ├── maps
│ │ ├── csgo.txt
│ │ ├── cstrike.txt
│ │ ├── dods.txt
│ │ ├── hl2mp.txt
│ │ └── tf.txt
│ │ └── sounds
│ │ └── tf.cfg
│ ├── scripting
│ ├── include
│ │ └── mapchooser_extended.inc
│ ├── mapchooser_extended.sp
│ ├── mapchooser_extended_sounds.sp
│ ├── nominations_extended.sp
│ └── rockthevote_extended.sp
│ └── translations
│ ├── chi
│ ├── incomplete.txt
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── cze
│ ├── incomplete.txt
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── da
│ ├── incomplete.txt
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── de
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── es
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── fr
│ ├── mapchooser_extended.phrases.old.txt
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── hu
│ ├── incomplete.txt
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── it
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── jp
│ ├── incomplete.txt
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── ko
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── lv
│ ├── incomplete.txt
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── nl
│ ├── incomplete.txt
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── no
│ ├── incomplete.txt
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── pl
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── pt
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── ru
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ ├── sv
│ ├── incomplete.txt
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
│ └── tr
│ ├── incomplete.txt
│ └── mapchooser_extended.phrases.txt
└── sound_sets
├── hl1
├── addons
│ └── sourcemod
│ │ └── configs
│ │ └── mapchooser_extended
│ │ └── sounds
│ │ └── hl1.cfg
└── sound
│ └── mapchooser
│ └── hl1
│ ├── bell_warning.mp3
│ ├── bell_warning.wav
│ ├── eight.mp3
│ ├── eight.wav
│ ├── endofvote.mp3
│ ├── five.mp3
│ ├── five.wav
│ ├── four.mp3
│ ├── four.wav
│ ├── gman_choose2.mp3
│ ├── gman_choose2.wav
│ ├── nine.mp3
│ ├── nine.wav
│ ├── one.mp3
│ ├── one.wav
│ ├── seven.mp3
│ ├── seven.wav
│ ├── six.mp3
│ ├── six.wav
│ ├── sixty_seconds.mp3
│ ├── sixty_seconds.wav
│ ├── startyourvoting.mp3
│ ├── ten_seconds.mp3
│ ├── ten_seconds.wav
│ ├── thirty_seconds.mp3
│ ├── thirty_seconds.wav
│ ├── three.mp3
│ ├── three.wav
│ ├── twenty_seconds.mp3
│ ├── twenty_seconds.wav
│ ├── two.mp3
│ └── two.wav
├── tf
├── addons
│ └── sourcemod
│ │ └── configs
│ │ └── mapchooser_extended
│ │ └── sounds
│ │ └── tf.cfg
└── sound
│ └── mapchooser
│ └── tf2
│ ├── announcer_begins_1sec.mp3
│ ├── announcer_begins_2sec.mp3
│ ├── announcer_begins_3sec.mp3
│ ├── announcer_begins_4sec.mp3
│ ├── announcer_begins_5sec.mp3
│ ├── announcer_dec_missionbegins10s01.mp3
│ ├── announcer_dec_missionbegins30s01.mp3
│ ├── announcer_dec_missionbegins60s03.mp3
│ ├── vote_failure.mp3
│ ├── vote_started.mp3
│ └── vote_success.mp3
└── tf_merasmus
├── addons
└── sourcemod
│ └── configs
│ └── mapchooser_extended
│ └── sounds
│ └── tf.cfg
└── sound
└── mapchooser
└── tf2_merasmus
├── sf14_merasmus_begins_01sec.mp3
├── sf14_merasmus_begins_02sec.mp3
├── sf14_merasmus_begins_03sec.mp3
├── sf14_merasmus_begins_04sec.mp3
├── sf14_merasmus_begins_05sec.mp3
├── sf14_merasmus_minigame_fp_reveal07.mp3
├── sf14_merasmus_minigame_overtime_03.mp3
├── sf14_merasmus_necromasher_miss_10.mp3
└── sf14_merasmus_round_start_short_01.mp3
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/addons/sourcemod/configs/mapchooser_extended/maps/csgo.txt:
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1 | ar_baggage
2 | ar_monastery
3 | ar_shoots
4 | cs_agency
5 | cs_assault
6 | cs_backalley
7 | cs_cruise
8 | cs_downtown
9 | cs_insertion
10 | cs_italy
11 | cs_militia
12 | cs_motel
13 | cs_office
14 | cs_rush
15 | cs_thunder
16 | cs_workout
17 | de_ali
18 | de_aztec
19 | de_bank
20 | de_bazaar
21 | de_blackgold
22 | de_cache
23 | de_castle
24 | de_cbble
25 | de_coast
26 | de_dust
27 | de_dust2
28 | de_empire
29 | de_facade
30 | de_favela
31 | de_inferno
32 | de_lake
33 | de_log
34 | de_marquis
35 | de_mikla
36 | de_mirage
37 | de_mist
38 | de_nuke
39 | de_overgrown
40 | de_overpass
41 | de_rails
42 | de_resort
43 | de_royal
44 | de_safehouse
45 | de_santorini
46 | de_seaside
47 | de_season
48 | de_shortdust
49 | de_shorttrain
50 | de_stmarc
51 | de_sugarcane
52 | de_train
53 | de_tulip
54 | de_vertigo
55 | de_zoo
56 |
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/addons/sourcemod/configs/mapchooser_extended/maps/cstrike.txt:
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1 | as_oilrig
2 | cs_747
3 | cs_assault
4 | cs_backalley
5 | cs_compound
6 | cs_estate
7 | cs_havana
8 | cs_italy
9 | cs_militia
10 | cs_office
11 | cs_siege
12 | de_airstrip
13 | de_aztec
14 | de_cbble
15 | de_chateau
16 | de_dust2
17 | de_dust
18 | de_inferno
19 | de_nuke
20 | de_piranesi
21 | de_port
22 | de_prodigy
23 | de_storm
24 | de_survivor
25 | de_tides
26 | de_torn
27 | de_train
28 | de_vertigo
29 |
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/addons/sourcemod/configs/mapchooser_extended/maps/dods.txt:
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1 | dod_anzio
2 | dod_argentan
3 | dod_avalanche
4 | dod_colmar
5 | dod_donner
6 | dod_flash
7 | dod_jagd
8 | dod_kalt
9 | dod_palermo
10 |
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/addons/sourcemod/configs/mapchooser_extended/maps/hl2mp.txt:
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1 | dm_lockdown
2 | dm_overwatch
3 | dm_runoff
4 | dm_steamlab
5 | dm_underpass
6 | dm_resistance
7 | dm_powerhouse
8 |
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/addons/sourcemod/configs/mapchooser_extended/maps/tf.txt:
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1 | tc_hydro
2 | cp_well
3 | cp_granary
4 | cp_dustbowl
5 | cp_gravelpit
6 | ctf_2fort
7 | ctf_well
8 | cp_badlands
9 | pl_goldrush
10 | cp_fastlane
11 | ctf_turbine
12 | pl_badwater
13 | cp_steel
14 | arena_badlands
15 | arena_granary
16 | arena_lumberyard
17 | arena_ravine
18 | arena_well
19 | cp_egypt_final
20 | cp_junction_final
21 | arena_watchtower
22 | plr_pipeline
23 | arena_sawmill
24 | arena_nucleus
25 | pl_hoodoo_final
26 | koth_sawmill
27 | koth_nucleus
28 | koth_viaduct
29 | ctf_sawmill
30 | arena_offblast_final
31 | cp_yukon_final
32 | koth_harvest_final
33 | koth_harvest_event
34 | ctf_doublecross
35 | cp_gorge
36 | cp_freight_final1
37 | pl_upward
38 | plr_hightower
39 | pl_thundermountain
40 | cp_coldfront
41 | cp_mountainlab
42 | cp_manor_event
43 | cp_degrootkeep
44 | cp_5gorge
45 | pl_frontier_final
46 | plr_nightfall_final
47 | koth_lakeside_final
48 | koth_badlands
49 | pl_barnblitz
50 | cp_gullywash_final1
51 | koth_viaduct_event
52 | cp_foundry
53 | sd_doomsday
54 | koth_king
55 | mvm_mannworks
56 | mvm_coaltown
57 | mvm_decoy
58 | koth_lakeside_event
59 | mvm_bigrock
60 | cp_process_final
61 | cp_standin_final
62 | plr_hightower_event
63 | cp_snakewater_final1
64 | mvm_mannhattan
65 | mvm_rottenburg
66 | pl_cactuscanyon
67 | rd_asteroid
68 | sd_doomsday_event
69 | ctf_foundry
70 | ctf_gorge
71 | ctf_thundermountain
72 |
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/addons/sourcemod/configs/mapchooser_extended/sounds/tf.cfg:
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1 | "MapchooserSoundsList"
2 | {
3 | "tf"
4 | {
5 | "counter"
6 | {
7 | "1"
8 | {
9 | "sound" "mapchooser/tf2/announcer_begins_1sec.mp3"
10 | "builtin" "vo/announcer_begins_1sec.mp3"
11 | "event" "Announcer.RoundBegins1Seconds"
12 | }
13 | "2"
14 | {
15 | "sound" "mapchooser/tf2/announcer_begins_2sec.mp3"
16 | "builtin" "vo/announcer_begins_2sec.mp3"
17 | "event" "Announcer.RoundBegins2Seconds"
18 | }
19 | "3"
20 | {
21 | "sound" "mapchooser/tf2/announcer_begins_3sec.mp3"
22 | "builtin" "vo/announcer_begins_3sec.mp3"
23 | "event" "Announcer.RoundBegins3Seconds"
24 | }
25 | "4"
26 | {
27 | "sound" "mapchooser/tf2/announcer_begins_4sec.mp3"
28 | "builtin" "vo/announcer_begins_4sec.mp3"
29 | "event" "Announcer.RoundBegins4Seconds"
30 | }
31 | "5"
32 | {
33 | "sound" "mapchooser/tf2/announcer_begins_5sec.mp3"
34 | "builtin" "vo/announcer_begins_5sec.mp3"
35 | "event" "Announcer.RoundBegins5Seconds"
36 | }
37 | "10"
38 | {
39 | "sound" "mapchooser/tf2/announcer_dec_missionbegins10s01.mp3"
40 | "builtin" "vo/announcer_dec_missionbegins10s01.mp3"
41 | }
42 | "30"
43 | {
44 | "sound" "mapchooser/tf2/announcer_dec_missionbegins30s01.mp3"
45 | "builtin" "vo/announcer_dec_missionbegins30s01.mp3"
46 | }
47 | }
48 | "vote start"
49 | {
50 | "sound" "mapchooser/tf2/vote_started.mp3"
51 | "event" "Vote.Created"
52 | "builtin" "ui/vote_started.wav"
53 | }
54 | "vote end"
55 | {
56 | "sound" "mapchooser/tf2/vote_success.mp3"
57 | "event" "Vote.Passed"
58 | "builtin" "ui/vote_success.wav"
59 | }
60 | "vote warning"
61 | {
62 | "sound" "mapchooser/tf2/announcer_dec_missionbegins60s03.mp3"
63 | "builtin" "vo/announcer_dec_missionbegins60s03.mp3"
64 | }
65 | "runoff warning"
66 | {
67 | "sound" "mapchooser/tf2/vote_failure.mp3"
68 | "event" "Vote.Failed"
69 | "builtin" "ui/vote_failure.wav"
70 | }
71 | }
72 | }
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/addons/sourcemod/scripting/include/mapchooser_extended.inc:
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1 | /**
2 | * vim: set ts=4 :
3 | * =============================================================================
4 | * MapChooser Extended
5 | * Creates a map vote at appropriate times, setting sm_nextmap to the winning
6 | * vote
7 | *
8 | * MapChooser Extended (C)2011-2013 Powerlord (Ross Bemrose)
9 | * SourceMod (C)2004-2007 AlliedModders LLC. All rights reserved.
10 | * =============================================================================
11 | *
12 | * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
13 | * the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 3.0, as published by the
14 | * Free Software Foundation.
15 | *
16 | * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
17 | * ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
18 | * FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more
19 | * details.
20 | *
21 | * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with
22 | * this program. If not, see .
23 | *
24 | * As a special exception, AlliedModders LLC gives you permission to link the
25 | * code of this program (as well as its derivative works) to "Half-Life 2," the
26 | * "Source Engine," the "SourcePawn JIT," and any Game MODs that run on software
27 | * by the Valve Corporation. You must obey the GNU General Public License in
28 | * all respects for all other code used. Additionally, AlliedModders LLC grants
29 | * this exception to all derivative works. AlliedModders LLC defines further
30 | * exceptions, found in LICENSE.txt (as of this writing, version JULY-31-2007),
31 | * or .
32 | *
33 | * Version: $Id$
34 | */
35 |
36 | #if defined _mapchooser_extended_included_
37 | #endinput
38 | #endif
39 | #define _mapchooser_extended_included_
40 | #include
41 |
42 | // MCE 1.9 series
43 |
44 | enum CanNominateResult
45 | {
46 | CanNominate_No_VoteFull, /** No, nominations list is full */
47 | CanNominate_No_VoteInProgress, /** No, map vote is in progress */
48 | CanNominate_No_VoteComplete, /** No, map vote is completed */
49 | CanNominate_Yes, /** Yes, you can nominate */
50 | };
51 |
52 |
53 | /**
54 | * Called whenever warning timer starts
55 | *
56 | */
57 | forward OnMapVoteWarningStart();
58 |
59 | /**
60 | * Called whenever runoff warning timer starts
61 | */
62 | forward OnMapVoteRunnoffWarningStart();
63 |
64 | /**
65 | * Called whenever the timer ticks
66 | */
67 | forward OnMapVoteWarningTick(time);
68 |
69 | /**
70 | * Called whenever vote starts
71 | *
72 | * @deprecated Will be removed in MapChooser 1.8. Use OnMapVoteStarted instead.
73 | */
74 | forward OnMapVoteStart();
75 |
76 | /**
77 | * Called whenever vote ends
78 | */
79 | forward OnMapVoteEnd(const String:map[]);
80 |
81 | /**
82 | * Is a map on the current game's official list?
83 | * This should be treated as informative only.
84 | *
85 | * @param map Name of map to check
86 | * @return true if it's on the list of official maps for this game
87 | */
88 | native bool:IsMapOfficial(const String:map[]);
89 |
90 | /**
91 | * Is nominate allowed?
92 | *
93 | * @return A CanNominateResult corresponding to whether a vote is allowed or not
94 | */
95 | native CanNominateResult:CanNominate();
96 |
97 | public SharedPlugin:__pl_mapchooser_extended =
98 | {
99 | name = "mapchooser",
100 | file = "mapchooser_extended.smx",
101 | #if defined REQUIRE_PLUGIN
102 | required = 1,
103 | #else
104 | required = 0,
105 | #endif
106 | };
107 |
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/addons/sourcemod/scripting/mapchooser_extended.sp:
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1 | /**
2 | * vim: set ts=4 :
3 | * =============================================================================
4 | * MapChooser Extended
5 | * Creates a map vote at appropriate times, setting sm_nextmap to the winning
6 | * vote. Includes extra options not present in the SourceMod MapChooser
7 | *
8 | * MapChooser Extended (C)2011-2013 Powerlord (Ross Bemrose)
9 | * SourceMod (C)2004-2007 AlliedModders LLC. All rights reserved.
10 | * =============================================================================
11 | *
12 | * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
13 | * the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 3.0, as published by the
14 | * Free Software Foundation.
15 | *
16 | * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
17 | * ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
18 | * FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more
19 | * details.
20 | *
21 | * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with
22 | * this program. If not, see .
23 | *
24 | * As a special exception, AlliedModders LLC gives you permission to link the
25 | * code of this program (as well as its derivative works) to "Half-Life 2," the
26 | * "Source Engine," the "SourcePawn JIT," and any Game MODs that run on software
27 | * by the Valve Corporation. You must obey the GNU General Public License in
28 | * all respects for all other code used. Additionally, AlliedModders LLC grants
29 | * this exception to all derivative works. AlliedModders LLC defines further
30 | * exceptions, found in LICENSE.txt (as of this writing, version JULY-31-2007),
31 | * or .
32 | *
33 | * Version: $Id$
34 | */
35 |
36 | //#define DEBUG
37 |
38 | #if defined DEBUG
39 | #define assert(%1) if (!(%1)) ThrowError("Debug Assertion Failed");
40 | #define assert_msg(%1,%2) if (!(%1)) ThrowError(%2);
41 | #else
42 | #define assert(%1)
43 | #define assert_msg(%1,%2)
44 | #endif
45 |
46 | #pragma semicolon 1
47 | #include
48 | #include
49 | #include "include/mapchooser_extended"
50 | #include
51 | #include
52 | #include
53 |
54 | #undef REQUIRE_PLUGIN
55 | #include
56 |
57 | #define MCE_VERSION "1.10.2"
58 |
59 | #define NV "nativevotes"
60 |
61 | enum RoundCounting
62 | {
63 | RoundCounting_Standard = 0,
64 | RoundCounting_MvM,
65 | RoundCounting_ArmsRace,
66 | }
67 |
68 | // CSGO requires two cvars to get the game type
69 | enum
70 | {
71 | GameType_Classic = 0,
72 | GameType_GunGame = 1,
73 | GameType_Training = 2,
74 | GameType_Custom = 3,
75 | }
76 |
77 | enum
78 | {
79 | GunGameMode_ArmsRace = 0,
80 | GunGameMode_Demolition = 1,
81 | GunGameMode_DeathMatch = 2,
82 | }
83 |
84 | public Plugin:myinfo =
85 | {
86 | name = "MapChooser Extended",
87 | author = "Powerlord, Zuko, and AlliedModders LLC",
88 | description = "Automated Map Voting with Extensions",
89 | version = MCE_VERSION,
90 | url = "https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=156974"
91 | };
92 |
93 | /* Valve ConVars */
94 | new Handle:g_Cvar_Winlimit = INVALID_HANDLE;
95 | new Handle:g_Cvar_Maxrounds = INVALID_HANDLE;
96 | new Handle:g_Cvar_Fraglimit = INVALID_HANDLE;
97 | new Handle:g_Cvar_Bonusroundtime = INVALID_HANDLE;
98 | new Handle:g_Cvar_MatchClinch = INVALID_HANDLE;
99 | new Handle:g_Cvar_VoteNextLevel = INVALID_HANDLE;
100 | new Handle:g_Cvar_GameType = INVALID_HANDLE;
101 | new Handle:g_Cvar_GameMode = INVALID_HANDLE;
102 |
103 | /* Plugin ConVars */
104 | new Handle:g_Cvar_StartTime = INVALID_HANDLE;
105 | new Handle:g_Cvar_StartRounds = INVALID_HANDLE;
106 | new Handle:g_Cvar_StartFrags = INVALID_HANDLE;
107 | new Handle:g_Cvar_ExtendTimeStep = INVALID_HANDLE;
108 | new Handle:g_Cvar_ExtendRoundStep = INVALID_HANDLE;
109 | new Handle:g_Cvar_ExtendFragStep = INVALID_HANDLE;
110 | new Handle:g_Cvar_ExcludeMaps = INVALID_HANDLE;
111 | new Handle:g_Cvar_IncludeMaps = INVALID_HANDLE;
112 | new Handle:g_Cvar_NoVoteMode = INVALID_HANDLE;
113 | new Handle:g_Cvar_Extend = INVALID_HANDLE;
114 | new Handle:g_Cvar_DontChange = INVALID_HANDLE;
115 | new Handle:g_Cvar_EndOfMapVote = INVALID_HANDLE;
116 | new Handle:g_Cvar_VoteDuration = INVALID_HANDLE;
117 |
118 | new Handle:g_VoteTimer = INVALID_HANDLE;
119 | new Handle:g_RetryTimer = INVALID_HANDLE;
120 | new Handle:g_WarningTimer = INVALID_HANDLE;
121 |
122 | /* Data Handles */
123 | new Handle:g_MapList = INVALID_HANDLE;
124 | new Handle:g_NominateList = INVALID_HANDLE;
125 | new Handle:g_NominateOwners = INVALID_HANDLE;
126 | new Handle:g_OldMapList = INVALID_HANDLE;
127 | new Handle:g_NextMapList = INVALID_HANDLE;
128 | new Handle:g_VoteMenu = INVALID_HANDLE;
129 |
130 | new g_Extends;
131 | new g_TotalRounds;
132 | new bool:g_HasVoteStarted;
133 | new bool:g_WaitingForVote;
134 | new bool:g_MapVoteCompleted;
135 | new bool:g_ChangeMapAtRoundEnd;
136 | new bool:g_ChangeMapInProgress;
137 | new bool:g_HasIntermissionStarted = false;
138 | new g_mapFileSerial = -1;
139 |
140 | new g_NominateCount = 0;
141 | new MapChange:g_ChangeTime;
142 |
143 | new Handle:g_NominationsResetForward = INVALID_HANDLE;
144 | new Handle:g_MapVoteStartedForward = INVALID_HANDLE;
145 |
146 | /* Mapchooser Extended Plugin ConVars */
147 |
148 | new Handle:g_Cvar_RunOff = INVALID_HANDLE;
149 | new Handle:g_Cvar_RunOffPercent = INVALID_HANDLE;
150 | new Handle:g_Cvar_BlockSlots = INVALID_HANDLE;
151 | new Handle:g_Cvar_MaxRunOffs = INVALID_HANDLE;
152 | new Handle:g_Cvar_StartTimePercent = INVALID_HANDLE;
153 | new Handle:g_Cvar_StartTimePercentEnable = INVALID_HANDLE;
154 | new Handle:g_Cvar_WarningTime = INVALID_HANDLE;
155 | new Handle:g_Cvar_RunOffWarningTime = INVALID_HANDLE;
156 | new Handle:g_Cvar_MenuStyle = INVALID_HANDLE;
157 | new Handle:g_Cvar_TimerLocation = INVALID_HANDLE;
158 | new Handle:g_Cvar_ExtendPosition = INVALID_HANDLE;
159 | new Handle:g_Cvar_MarkCustomMaps = INVALID_HANDLE;
160 | new Handle:g_Cvar_RandomizeNominations = INVALID_HANDLE;
161 | new Handle:g_Cvar_HideTimer = INVALID_HANDLE;
162 | new Handle:g_Cvar_NoVoteOption = INVALID_HANDLE;
163 |
164 | /* Mapchooser Extended Data Handles */
165 | new Handle:g_OfficialList = INVALID_HANDLE;
166 |
167 | /* Mapchooser Extended Forwards */
168 | new Handle:g_MapVoteWarningStartForward = INVALID_HANDLE;
169 | new Handle:g_MapVoteWarningTickForward = INVALID_HANDLE;
170 | new Handle:g_MapVoteStartForward = INVALID_HANDLE;
171 | new Handle:g_MapVoteEndForward = INVALID_HANDLE;
172 | new Handle:g_MapVoteRunoffStartForward = INVALID_HANDLE;
173 |
174 | /* Mapchooser Extended Globals */
175 | new g_RunoffCount = 0;
176 | new g_mapOfficialFileSerial = -1;
177 | new bool:g_NativeVotes = false;
178 | new String:g_GameModName[64];
179 | new bool:g_WarningInProgress = false;
180 | new bool:g_AddNoVote = false;
181 |
182 | new RoundCounting:g_RoundCounting = RoundCounting_Standard;
183 |
184 | /* Upper bound of how many team there could be */
185 | #define MAXTEAMS 10
186 | new g_winCount[MAXTEAMS];
187 |
188 | new bool:g_BlockedSlots = false;
189 | new g_ObjectiveEnt = -1;
190 |
191 | enum TimerLocation
192 | {
193 | TimerLocation_Hint = 0,
194 | TimerLocation_Center = 1,
195 | TimerLocation_Chat = 2,
196 | }
197 |
198 | enum WarningType
199 | {
200 | WarningType_Vote,
201 | WarningType_Revote,
202 | }
203 |
204 | #define VOTE_EXTEND "##extend##"
205 | #define VOTE_DONTCHANGE "##dontchange##"
206 |
207 | /* Mapchooser Extended Defines */
208 | #define LINE_ONE "##lineone##"
209 | #define LINE_TWO "##linetwo##"
210 | #define LINE_SPACER "##linespacer##"
211 | #define FAILURE_TIMER_LENGTH 5
212 |
213 | public OnPluginStart()
214 | {
215 | LoadTranslations("mapchooser_extended.phrases");
216 | LoadTranslations("basevotes.phrases");
217 | LoadTranslations("common.phrases");
218 |
219 | new arraySize = ByteCountToCells(PLATFORM_MAX_PATH);
220 | g_MapList = CreateArray(arraySize);
221 | g_NominateList = CreateArray(arraySize);
222 | g_NominateOwners = CreateArray(1);
223 | g_OldMapList = CreateArray(arraySize);
224 | g_NextMapList = CreateArray(arraySize);
225 | g_OfficialList = CreateArray(arraySize);
226 |
227 | GetGameFolderName(g_GameModName, sizeof(g_GameModName));
228 |
229 | g_Cvar_EndOfMapVote = CreateConVar("mce_endvote", "1", "Specifies if MapChooser should run an end of map vote", _, true, 0.0, true, 1.0);
230 |
231 | g_Cvar_StartTime = CreateConVar("mce_starttime", "10.0", "Specifies when to start the vote based on time remaining.", _, true, 1.0);
232 | g_Cvar_StartRounds = CreateConVar("mce_startround", "2.0", "Specifies when to start the vote based on rounds remaining. Use 0 on DoD:S, CS:S, and TF2 to start vote during bonus round time", _, true, 0.0);
233 | g_Cvar_StartFrags = CreateConVar("mce_startfrags", "5.0", "Specifies when to start the vote base on frags remaining.", _, true, 1.0);
234 | g_Cvar_ExtendTimeStep = CreateConVar("mce_extend_timestep", "15", "Specifies how much many more minutes each extension makes", _, true, 5.0);
235 | g_Cvar_ExtendRoundStep = CreateConVar("mce_extend_roundstep", "5", "Specifies how many more rounds each extension makes", _, true, 1.0);
236 | g_Cvar_ExtendFragStep = CreateConVar("mce_extend_fragstep", "10", "Specifies how many more frags are allowed when map is extended.", _, true, 5.0);
237 | g_Cvar_ExcludeMaps = CreateConVar("mce_exclude", "5", "Specifies how many past maps to exclude from the vote.", _, true, 0.0);
238 | g_Cvar_IncludeMaps = CreateConVar("mce_include", "5", "Specifies how many maps to include in the vote.", _, true, 2.0, true, 6.0);
239 | g_Cvar_NoVoteMode = CreateConVar("mce_novote", "1", "Specifies whether or not MapChooser should pick a map if no votes are received.", _, true, 0.0, true, 1.0);
240 | g_Cvar_Extend = CreateConVar("mce_extend", "0", "Number of extensions allowed each map.", _, true, 0.0);
241 | g_Cvar_DontChange = CreateConVar("mce_dontchange", "1", "Specifies if a 'Don't Change' option should be added to early votes", _, true, 0.0);
242 | g_Cvar_VoteDuration = CreateConVar("mce_voteduration", "20", "Specifies how long the mapvote should be available for.", _, true, 5.0);
243 |
244 | // MapChooser Extended cvars
245 | CreateConVar("mce_version", MCE_VERSION, "MapChooser Extended Version", FCVAR_PLUGIN|FCVAR_SPONLY|FCVAR_NOTIFY|FCVAR_DONTRECORD);
246 |
247 | g_Cvar_RunOff = CreateConVar("mce_runoff", "1", "Hold run off votes if winning choice has less than a certain percentage of votes", _, true, 0.0, true, 1.0);
248 | g_Cvar_RunOffPercent = CreateConVar("mce_runoffpercent", "50", "If winning choice has less than this percent of votes, hold a runoff", _, true, 0.0, true, 100.0);
249 | g_Cvar_BlockSlots = CreateConVar("mce_blockslots", "1", "Block slots to prevent accidental votes. Only applies when Voice Command style menus are in use.", _, true, 0.0, true, 1.0);
250 | //g_Cvar_BlockSlotsCount = CreateConVar("mce_blockslots_count", "2", "Number of slots to block.", _, true, 1.0, true, 3.0);
251 | g_Cvar_MaxRunOffs = CreateConVar("mce_maxrunoffs", "1", "Number of run off votes allowed each map.", _, true, 0.0);
252 | g_Cvar_StartTimePercent = CreateConVar("mce_start_percent", "35.0", "Specifies when to start the vote based on percents.", _, true, 0.0, true, 100.0);
253 | g_Cvar_StartTimePercentEnable = CreateConVar("mce_start_percent_enable", "0", "Enable or Disable percentage calculations when to start vote.", _, true, 0.0, true, 1.0);
254 | g_Cvar_WarningTime = CreateConVar("mce_warningtime", "15.0", "Warning time in seconds.", _, true, 0.0, true, 60.0);
255 | g_Cvar_RunOffWarningTime = CreateConVar("mce_runoffvotewarningtime", "5.0", "Warning time for runoff vote in seconds.", _, true, 0.0, true, 30.0);
256 | g_Cvar_MenuStyle = CreateConVar("mce_menustyle", "0", "Menu Style. 0 is the game's default, 1 is the older Valve style that requires you to press Escape to see the menu, 2 is the newer 1-9 button Voice Command style, unavailable in some games. Ignored on TF2 if NativeVotes Plugin is loaded.", _, true, 0.0, true, 2.0);
257 | g_Cvar_TimerLocation = CreateConVar("mce_warningtimerlocation", "0", "Location for the warning timer text. 0 is HintBox, 1 is Center text, 2 is Chat. Defaults to HintBox.", _, true, 0.0, true, 2.0);
258 | g_Cvar_MarkCustomMaps = CreateConVar("mce_markcustommaps", "1", "Mark custom maps in the vote list. 0 = Disabled, 1 = Mark with *, 2 = Mark with phrase.", _, true, 0.0, true, 2.0);
259 | g_Cvar_ExtendPosition = CreateConVar("mce_extendposition", "0", "Position of Extend/Don't Change options. 0 = at end, 1 = at start.", _, true, 0.0, true, 1.0);
260 | g_Cvar_RandomizeNominations = CreateConVar("mce_randomizeorder", "0", "Randomize map order?", _, true, 0.0, true, 1.0);
261 | g_Cvar_HideTimer = CreateConVar("mce_hidetimer", "0", "Hide the MapChooser Extended warning timer", _, true, 0.0, true, 1.0);
262 | g_Cvar_NoVoteOption = CreateConVar("mce_addnovote", "1", "Add \"No Vote\" to vote menu?", _, true, 0.0, true, 1.0);
263 |
264 | RegAdminCmd("sm_mapvote", Command_Mapvote, ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP, "sm_mapvote - Forces MapChooser to attempt to run a map vote now.");
265 | RegAdminCmd("sm_setnextmap", Command_SetNextmap, ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP, "sm_setnextmap