[Watermelonnable]

How does it work? Can I use modern js/css inside a motd and expect it to work fine?

[DJEarthQuake]

It will take Java script. Nothing large though. Use this to play with. Look at how default MOTD on Counter-Strike does it. Older mods like TFC won't work at all. Put code in testing.txt of base directory. Say test and it opens up your code in MOTD window. It's very limited what can be done that's why this little code never advanced either. I immediately wanted a way to pick our own browsers instead of this. It's a joke really but some patience I would love to see what you create.

#include <amxmodx> 

public plugin_init(){
register_clcmd("say test","HandleSay");
register_plugin("MOTD-TEST","A","SPiNX|2019");
}
public HandleSay(id){
new motd[2048];
format(motd, charsmax(motd), "");
show_motd(id, "testing.txt", "Table test"); }

Code from sites like http://goldsrc.live/ are stable. I used to play video on youtube years ago. It's horrible now. Good luck.

[^SmileY]

In CS 1.6, MOTD uses ugly Chromium 18. What more i can say?
You can use modern languages but not sure if it will be 100% compatible!

[Watermelonnable]

Originally Posted by ^SmileY In CS 1.6, MOTD uses ugly Chromium 18

Ok this is what I wanted to know. Kinda expected tho. Thank you!