[stewartd123]

i know there are existing buy plugins but is there anyone out there willing to rewrite a !buy system to my server needs, i am willing to pay inbox me if you can its for lfd2 heres what i would like one like simiancage has:
Survivors buy menu must be in £, not points, and the ability to say cash and it would display cash total , the ability to say buy fireworks and it would buy fireworks.
buy weapons
buy melee
buy throwables
buy group items weapons items such as health and pills, lasersights group mollly bile vomit jar, etc
team resurrection , health

Special infected
buy ovious things like all different si
option to become si in ghost mode
buy hordes jimmy gibbs, clown , ceda , riot mega mob, uncommon infected, etc
and any other cool ideas

[Sillium]

Wrong Forum!
-> http://forums.alliedmods.net/forumdisplay.php?f=60

[stewartd123]

sorry there are so many got confused.com

[DeadFuze]

Originally Posted by stewartd123 sorry there are so many got confused.com

I repeat...CONFUSED.COM
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[Skyy]

I'm helping him set up one I wrote and never released; see here: Usepoints5
Also, I'm not charging for it. Buy plugins aren't like RPG's.

[thetwistedpanda]

While L4D 1/2 isn't my specialty, a buy plugin is essentially the same regardless of game. A custom currency can be done in ~300 lines, and the rest of the plugin boils down to a menu, translation support (if you're nice), and a big ass if/else/switch structure to determine what item is being given. Throw in an extra ~100 lines to determine slot, currently held weapon, etc. You're looking at maybe ~1000-1500 lines for the system to handle Survivors. For special infected, most of those just call cvars or combinations of cvars if memory serves me correctly, which can be found in existing plugins. $30 would be fair for a plugin that's as trivial as this, maybe $60 if the client is a hassle to deal with or there are a few custom elements that are difficult to do.

Re-selling for $150 is a tad absurd, but that's just my opinion, as I base plugin prices based on how they generate income for a community. Those that are unique / generate additional revenue are worth more than ones that merely modify game play slightly. All that aside, providing a community member with what he/she wants for the least amount of $ is the ideal solution, regardless of who's toes are stepped on.

[asherkin]

A reminder that advertising the sale of private plugins is against the forum rules, which you all agreed to when you registered.