Player information - Team that the player is on ?

[Mutix]

Enhancement?

Would it be possible to add a "team" property to the SteamPlayer object?

Is it possible to find what team a player is on when calling the getPlayers() method on a server?

Thank you very much for this program :)

[koraktor]

I don't know of any general feature that would allow something like this, but maybe there are specific features of e.g. TF2 or CS:S that would make this possible. I'll have a look.

Thanks for the idea, and thanks for using Steam Condenser.

[koraktor]

Thanks to a hint from @BINARYADDlCT I do know (or at least I think) how HLSW achieves this. Using the remote logging features of a server your able to get more detailed information on the current game in real-time.
This will also enable us to know which team a player is on.

On the downside this will require the implementation of the remote logging (something I really want to do) but additionally limits this to servers where you have RCON access.

[abhishiv]

@koraktor tor you mean remote logging via RCON? I though game logs were only accessible over the network via udp.

[koraktor]

@abhishiv No, not remote logging via RCON, but you require at least access via RCON to enable (temporary) logging to your machine.

[nisseblink]

So have you made any progress?

[koraktor]

@nisseblink No. Right now, this seems to be a lot of work to get a small feature like this. But it will stay on the list.

[abhishiv]

For cs:go and maybe some other games you have access to backup files for
each round. So you can use them, the backup file name can also be
controlled via rcon.

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[koraktor]

So this requires file system access, right? That won't happen via Steam Condenser.

[abhishiv]

Yes, I am using ftp for that. But yeah Imo doesn't fit in steam condenser.

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[koraktor]

Finally closing this one. Sorry, but this won’t be added.