This module can print colored messages to all players

Howto use:
syntax: pprint(,)

To display red, blue or grey, you need at least one player in the matching team.
For example: If you want to display a red message you need at least one player in the Terrorist team!
For blue 1 Counter-Terrorist, for grey 1 Spectator. If there is no player in this team the color yellow would be used.

Examples:
You can use

Playerlists: pprint(playerlib.getPlayerList('#ct'),'#redHello world') # Hello world in red to all ct's pprint(playerlib.getPlayerList('#t'),'#blueHello world') # Hello world in blue to all t's pprint(playerlib.getPlayerList('#all'),'#greyHello world') # Hello world in grey to all Or single IDs: pprint(userid,'#redHello world') # Hello world in red pprint(5,'#blueHello world') # Hello world in blue to playert with userid 5 pprint(event_var['userid'],'#greyHello world') # Hello world in grey

import pMsg.pMsg def player_say(ev): text = ev['text'] userid = ev['userid'] pMsg.pMsg.pprint(playerlib.getPlayerList('#alive'),"#red" + ev['es_username']+"#default : #redtext") #Print red name and red text to all alive players

Note: You cant use #red, #blue, #grey or #lightgreen in one command.

pprint(userid,"#redHello #blueWorld") # would display the whole message in red

Please report bugs or comments.