[Mocoloni]

**Solved**

[ddhoward]

Added?

[Mocoloni]

Originally Posted by ddhoward Added?

Accepted.

[friagram]

Would be nice to add details, some of us have hundreds of plugins already made, which may be adapted to your needs fairly quickly.

[Dr. Greg House]

Originally Posted by friagram Would be nice to add details, some of us have hundreds of plugins already made, which may be adapted to your needs fairly quickly.

It's not like it's going to be yet another VIP plugin request, right? :p

[Mocoloni]

Originally Posted by friagram Would be nice to add details, some of us have hundreds of plugins already made, which may be adapted to your needs fairly quickly.

Better if I send the info to the user than I post it for nobody, as it's done as always: posting something, but nobody will answer.

At least, if the user don't know it, I'll know that he can or can't.

[ddhoward]

I've fallen severely ill and must give the project up. I had barely gotten some basic psuedocode written when 4th o' July celebrations and this illness got in the way.

I can barely even focus on my own projects as it is; being ill AND needing to work on someone else's project is an impossibility at this point.

[friagram]

Originally Posted by Mocoloni Better if I send the info to the user than I post it for nobody, as it's done as always: posting something, but nobody will answer. At least, if the user don't know it, I'll know that he can or can't.

The forum had private messaging, you could try that.
Many of us are more than competent at most things, but there are so many random requests here it can be hard to sort through them all. Feel free to contact me if you still need something.

[ddhoward]

Originally Posted by JOE zhang You may learn here basics of scripting in TF2. For editing CFG files I recommend using Notepad + +. All things mentioned here should be saved in your user config. How you can make your own config? Where it should be placed? Your TF2 cfg folder where you put all your configs should be located in: C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\%accountame%\team fortress 2\tf\cfg C:\Program Files\Valve\Steam\steamapps\%accountame%\team fortress 2\tf\cfg Where %accountname% is your Steam login. To save your config as a cfg file when you are saving file pick from file type dropdown All files (*.*), but when you are using this method you need to type file name and extension. For exapmle myconfig.cfg Now open autoexec.cfg and add a line exec configname where configname is name of config that you have chosen recently. In your CFG folder you can find configs with class names in titles, they are executed every time you select that class. Note:If you cant see file extension in file name please follow this guide.

That... that's console scripting. We're talking about Sourcemod plugin scripting.

https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Introduc...rcemod_plugins

[friagram]

Lol