(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Just go to the main thread and look for onPlayerSpawned and do wht ive done below pretty easy

Credit goes to xCobraModzFTW(PlautGaming) for showing me and explaining this to me

void onPlayerSpawned(int clientIndex)
{
sleep(1000);
char buf[100];
_toc::stdc_snprintf(buf, 100, "Welcome [ %s ]", (char*)0x014E5408 + (clientIndex * 0x3700));
huds::SetMessage(clientIndex, buf, "Apex_Modz- SPRX Menu", 2048, 50, 7000, 1500, 255, 255, 255, 255, 17, 255, 0, 255);
_toc::SV_GameSendServerCommand(clientIndex, 0, "o \"mp_level_up\"");
char dest[100];
_toc::stdc_snprintf(dest, 100, "^2DudeCanMods Awesome SPRX Base! Press [{+actionslot 1}] For Menu");
_toc::iPrintln(clientIndex, dest);

if (RedBoxes_[clientIndex] == true)
{
RedBoxes(clientIndex);
RedBoxes(clientIndex);
}
if (LC[clientIndex] == true)
{
LittleCross(clientIndex);
LittleCross(clientIndex);
}
}

Why not just use hooks and then you can use strings such as "player_spawned" and it will run per frame so it is always running

Well thats where your wrong in sprx you can use hooks for example vm_notify you can use things such as "player_spawned", "weapon_fired" etc and it runs per frame so it is constantly running and you can use gsc functions like playercmd_giveweapon, gsc_hide etc

Ahhh. Live n learn

No problem, ever need help getting answers hit me , also i see a comment about your bool isdead another way you could do this is by creating a hook and using "death" this will detect if you died so for example if you create a bool like...

struct MenuSettings {
bool IsDead;
}MenuSets[18];

You could add in the bit where "player_spawned" is notifyed

MenuSets[clientIndex].IsDead = false;

Then where your "death" is notifyed add

MenuSets[clientIndex].IsDead = true;

Clever stuff thanks