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NextClientServerApi is an amxmodx module that provides an API to interact with Counter-Strike 1.6 NextClient.

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Description

NextClientServerApi is an amxmodx module that provides an API to interact with Counter-Strike 1.6 NextClient.

See API functions in next_client_api.inc.

Features

  • The cvar sandbox. Allows you to set the value of a cvar to the client and locks it to be changed by the client. cvar value on the client is reset to the user's value after disconnecting from the server.
  • Effects for viewmodel. Allows you to set rendering effects for viewmodels, as well as skin and body.
  • Sprite management api. Allows you to display sprites on the screen.
  • Extended fov message. Allows you to set the interpolation time of the fov change.
  • Override of deathmsg weapon sprites. Allows you to customize weapon icons in kill feed.

Coming soon:

  • Separate precaching for regular cs 1.6 client and NextClient.
  • Precaching hud.txt and default sprites.

💎 USING OF THE API TO GRANT PRIVILEGES
Since NextClientServerApi 1.4.0 we introduced a verification method for players playing with nextclient by using ncl_is_using_nextclient native and some RSA public keys which should be installed on the server to make verification work.
The verification process is carried out only by nextclient since version 2.3.0, where support for the new client-server protocol was introduced. For earlier versions, it is unfortunately impossible to reliably determine whether a player uses nextclient.
Here is an example of using verification to provide access flags for players playing with updated nextclient:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <next_client_api>

new const VIP_FLAGS[] = "f"; // the vip flags we are providing

public ncl_client_api_ready(id) {
	// Check that the player has verified nextclient
	if(ncl_is_using_nextclient(id) == NCL_USING_VERIFICATED)
		set_user_flags(id, read_flags(VIP_FLAGS));
}

NextClient specific cvars

Cvar name Default value Available in sandbox Description
viewmodel_disable_shift 0 Yes Disable viewmodel shifting (when you looking up or down).
viewmodel_offset_x 0 Yes
viewmodel_offset_y 0 Yes
viewmodel_offset_z 0 Yes
viewmodel_fov 90 No Min: 70
Max: 100
cl_crosshair_type 0 Yes Crosshair type. 0 - crosshair, 1 - T-shaped, 2 - circle, 3 - dot.
cl_bobstyle 0 Yes 0 for default bob, 1 for old style bob and 2 for CS:GO style bob.
cl_bobamt_vert 0.13 Yes Vertical scale for CS:GO style bob.
cl_bobamt_lat 0.32 Yes Lateral scale for CS:GO style bob.
cl_bob_lower_amt 8 Yes Specifies how much the viewmodel moves inwards for CS:GO style bob.
cl_rollangle 0 Yes Screen roll angle when strafing or looking (Quake effect).
cl_rollspeed 200 Yes Screen roll speed when strafing or looking (Quake effect).
viewmodel_lag_scale 0 Yes The value of the lag of the viewmodel from the crosshair (CS:GO effect).
viewmodel_lag_speed 8 Yes The speed of the viewmodel following the crosshair (CS:GO effect).
fov_horplus 0 No Enables Hor+ scaling for FOV. Fixes the FOV when playing with aspect ratios besides 4:3.
fov_angle 90 No (use ncl_setfov instead) Min: 70
Max: 100
fov_lerp 0 No (use ncl_setfov instead) FOV interpolation time in seconds.
hud_deathnotice_max 5 No The maximum number of killfeed entries that can be displayed.
hud_deathnotice_old 0 No Enable the old style of killfeed.

Building

Building NextClientServerApi requires CMake 3.10+ and GCC or MSVC compiler with C++11 support. Tested compilers are:

  • GCC 9.4.0
  • MSVC 2019

Building the library is done using CMake. You can run the CMake GUI to configure the library or use the command line:

mkdir Release
cd Release
cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
cmake --build .. --target nextclientapi_amxx

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