Xeno Core
 

NOTE: YOU NEED THE NEW ARRAYX AND AMXX 1.5!
Xeno Core is a group of plugins that provide functionality to other plugins, so that they do not need to make their own.

Many of my new plugins make use of these plugins.
Developers are free to use the Xeno Core plugins, provided that they credit the author, Melanie Maye.

For information, developer tools, and the like:
http://alphapoint.org/rcr/index.php?showforum=33

Here is a brief detailing of what each plugin does:

xeno_core - Provides base calls that other plugins use.

xeno_precache - Safely deals with precaching problems that occur on some RP maps

xeno_save - Provides the quickest and safest saving method currently availible.

xeno_hud - Provides a unified hud system

xeno_sayhook - Allows for quick and easy say and team say hooking

xeno_npc - Allows for quicker and easier NPC manipulation / saving

xeno_help - Adds easy to use help functions.

The Xeno Core requires the latest ArrayX version to work, attached for Windows at the bottom. Wait for AMXx 1.1 or bug BAIL for a linux copy.

donation's appreciated:
paypal: [email protected] <- for the guy who pays my rent ^^;

NOTE: Only new ArrayX will function. Sorry.

This is good stuff!! I like it a lot. Good job.

- Fr33 Fr0m Lif3

wow
 

I'm speachless, except for what I am typing now, great job and keep the plugins coming.

wait i dont get it...


what is it supposed to do :oops:

Twilight Suzuka , have add the dll file to my modules and entered it in the modules.ini file. when i try to compile all ofthe sma's , it says it can not read from file : "arrayx"

have i over looked something ?

You need the ArrayX include. I'll add to the top. Its now in the "Xeno Includes" section.

This set of plugins does not provide much functionality for the end user, such as clients. It is meant to provide functionality for other plugins.

cool it all compiled fine ty.

I bet this idea is going to make me lose lots of hair...

lol i hope not, i'll try to make things easy as possable.... :wink:

Still need to wait for the ArrayX for the Linux OS still.