Feature statuses.

Feature types.

Represents how many bytes we can read from an address with one load

Called before OnPluginStart, in case the plugin wants to check for load failure. This is called even if the plugin type is "private." Any natives from modules are not available at this point. Thus, this forward should only be used for explicit pre-emptive things, such as adding dynamic natives, setting certain types of load filters (such as not loading the plugin for certain games).

Called after all plugins have been loaded. This is called once for every plugin. If a plugin late loads, it will be called immediately after OnPluginStart().

This is called once, right after OnMapStart() but any time before OnConfigsExecuted(). It is called after the "exec sourcemod.cfg" command and all AutoExecConfig() exec commands have been added to the ServerCommand() buffer.

Called when a client has sent chat text. This must return either true or false to indicate that a client is or is not spamming the server.

Called after a client's flood check has been computed. This can be used by antiflood algorithms to decay/increase flooding weights.

Called when the map has loaded, servercfgfile (server.cfg) has been executed, and all plugin configs are done executing. This is the best place to initialize plugin functions which are based on cvar data.

Called before every server frame. Note that you should avoid doing expensive computations or declaring large local arrays.

Called after a library is added. A library is either a plugin name or extension name, as exposed via its include file.

Called right before a library is removed. A library is either a plugin name or extension name, as exposed via its include file.

Called right before a map ends.

Called when the map starts loading.

Called when the map is loaded.

Called when a plugin unloaded.

Called when the plugin is about to be unloaded.

Called when the plugin's pause status is changing.

Called when the plugin is fully initialized and all known external references are resolved. This is only called once in the lifetime of the plugin, and is paired with OnPluginEnd().

Specifies that the given config file should be executed after plugin load. OnConfigsExecuted() will not be called until the config file has executed, but it will be called if the execution fails.

Returns whether "GetFeatureStatus" will work. Using this native or this function will not cause SourceMod to fail loading on older versions, however, GetFeatureStatus will only work if this function returns true.

Finds a plugin by its order in the list from the "plugins list" server "sm" command. You should not use this function to loop through all plugins, use the iterator instead. Looping through all plugins using this native is O(n^2), whereas using the iterator is O(n).

Produces a date and/or time string value for a timestamp.

Finds an address calculation in a GameConfig file, performs LoadFromAddress on it as appropriate, then returns the final address.

Gets the value of a key from the "Keys" section.

Returns an offset value.

Returns the status of an extension, by filename.

Returns whether a feature exists, and if so, whether it is usable.

Returns the calling plugin's Handle.

Retrieves a plugin's file name relative to the plugins folder.

Retrieves a plugin's public info.

Returns an iterator that can be used to search through plugins.

Returns a plugin's status.

Returns the operating system's "tick count," which is a number of milliseconds since the operating system loaded. This can be used for basic benchmarks.

Gets the system time as a unix timestamp.

Retrieves whether or not a plugin is being debugged.

Returns whether a library exists. This function should be considered expensive; it should only be called on plugin to determine availability of resources. Use OnLibraryAdded()/OnLibraryRemoved() to detect changes in libraries.

Load up to 4 bytes from a memory address.

Loads a game config file.

Logs a stack trace from the current function call. Code execution continues after the call

Returns whether there are more plugins available in the iterator.

Parses a string representing a date and/or time into a unix timestamp. The timezone is always interpreted as UTC/GMT.

Loads a map list to an ADT Array.

Returns the current plugin in the iterator and advances the iterator.

Registers a library name for identifying as a dependency to other plugins.

Requires that a given feature is available. If it is not, SetFailState() is called with the given message.

Causes the plugin to enter a failed state. An error will be thrown and the plugin will be paused until it is unloaded or reloaded.

Makes a compatibility binding for map lists. For example, if a function previously used "clam.cfg" for map lists, this function will insert a "fake" binding to "clam.cfg" that will be overridden if it's in the maplists.cfg file.

Store up to 4 bytes to a memory address.

Aborts the current callback and throws an error. This function does not return in that no code is executed following it.