AMX MOTD v0.2 - Page 2

Tupla · 08-27-2005 , 11:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by v3x

Wherever you want.

ehh ??

can you give example.. it say always "file doesnt exist"
If i put rules.htm file in amxmodx folder, how i use it ?

amx_motd #1 rules.htm hello ?

pls, tell

Kensai · 08-27-2005 , 11:43

Quote:

amx_motd <name,@team,*(all)> <path/to/file.ext> <title>

So if you put the file in the amxmodx folder, just put

amx_motd Kensai addons/amxmodx/yourfilename.txt "Server Rules"

Great job, v3x.

neoHasse · 12-11-2005 , 23:03

nice nice, more karma for you.

what about static cmds?

Like "amx_motd nick"

For speeding things up..

ktrain · 12-13-2005 , 21:55

can you make it work for natural selection which has a 168 byte limit on motd?

v3x · 12-14-2005 , 05:07

Sorry about that, I put the mod as CS for this plugin. It should work fine for all mods as well.

**Brad** · 12-14-2005 , 09:50

v3x, what would be way cool is if you allowed us to associate a say message with a command without editing the SMA.

For example, while I can do:

Code:

amx_motd v3x "rules.htm" "Follow the rules"

I'd like for it to become semi-automatic in that I'd like to associate /rules with that line. Whenever someone says /rules, it would run that command, placing themselves in as the target.

pulpy · 12-14-2005 , 14:27

I have something that does that, right now you have to edit the sma file to add more /say commands but i made one... :/ however its sitting in Unapproved section. Im trying to think of ways to make it better, so i can get it approved, but it works perfectly, i use it in my 3 servers.

ktrain · 12-14-2005 , 20:26

this does work fine in all but ns, which is the only hl1 mod i have seen that uses wacky motd code

anhow i figured it wouldnt be doable for ns, so i just turned it off

v3x · 12-15-2005 , 08:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brad

v3x, what would be way cool is if you allowed us to associate a say message with a command without editing the SMA.

For example, while I can do:

Code:

amx_motd v3x "rules.htm" "Follow the rules"

I'd like for it to become semi-automatic in that I'd like to associate /rules with that line. Whenever someone says /rules, it would run that command, placing themselves in as the target.

Make a config file like this?

Code:

"/rules" "rules.txt"
"/join" "jointehclan.txt"

possibly?

Or just have it search for the file that is after the '/' ?

If so, I would probably just make it a new plugin.

**Brad** · 12-15-2005 , 09:45

A config file pretty much like that.

Code:

/rules rules.txt "Follow the Rules"
/join jointehclan.txt "How to Join the Clan"

I think this would fit nicely in the current plugin's scope. If people don't want to utilize the new functionality, they can just delete, or not have anything in, the INI file. Alternately, there could be a CVAR to indicate whether to use the INI file or not. That'd be better.