(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); How would I keep a function on if its the next game/round.

For example with the godmode code

Toggle_God()
{
if(self.God==false)
{
self iPrintln("God Mode [^2ON^7]");
self.maxhealth=999999999;
self.health=self.maxhealth;
if(self.health<self.maxhealth)self.health=self.maxhealth;
self enableInvulnerability();
self.God=true;
}
else
{
self iPrintln("God Mode [^1OFF^7]");
self.maxhealth=100;
self.health=self.maxhealth;
self disableInvulnerability();
self.God=false;
}
}

I've never thought of that being usuful, because a function like super speed that's a dvar will stay for the next game if you don't disable it, which i find stupid, but it may be handy for some functions, someone might be able to do this but i don't see how it's useful

You've got "Demi-God" and God Mode in the one function mate, it's not a big deal but it's alot cleaner if you want to use this instead:

    

Toggle_God()

{

    if(self.God==false)

    {

        self.God=true;

        self enableInvulnerability();

        self iPrintln("God Mode [^2ON^7]");

    }

    else

    {

        self.God=false;

        self disableInvulnerability();

        self iPrintln("God Mode [^1OFF^7]");

    }

}

I would think the only real way of doing this would be through dvar but it would then do it for everyone that is a certain rank so still no good way of doing it.

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    Toggle_God()

{

    if(GetClientDvar(self, "cus_godmode", "int") == 0)

    {

        SetClientDvar(self, "cus_godmode", 1)

        self enableInvulnerability();

        self iPrintln("God Mode [^2ON^7]");

    }

    else

    {

        SetClientDvar(self, "cus_godmode", 0)

        self disableInvulnerability();

        self iPrintln("God Mode [^1OFF^7]");

    }

}



onPlayerSpawned()

{

	if(GetClientDvar(self, "cus_godmode", "int")==1)

		self enableInvulnerability();

}



//SetClientDvar(player, dvar, dvar_value)

//GetClientDvar(player, dvar, type)

Haven't tested but you get the idea