[matchaboy]

Hey guys, i started to kinda understand some of the plugins and I think to create a convar its

new Handle : <convar name here without the arrow brackets> = INVALID_HANDLE

Is creating convar like this?

Edit 1: Also, to create a command, is is something like this?

  RegAdminCmd("sm_command", command_example, ADMFLAG_SLAY, "Description");

Is that how to create a command? What if I don't any flags, do i just leave that part blank?

[floube]

Users with the ADMFLAG_SLAY flag can execute this:

PHP Code:

RegAdminCmd("sm_command", Command_Callback, ADMFLAG_SLAY, "Description"); 


Use the wiki and the admins.inc for more flags.

Any user'd be able to use this:

PHP Code:

RegConsoleCmd("sm_command", Command_Callback, "Description"); 


[matchaboy]

ok, I got it now, I have moved on to the "public Action" thing.

i wrote this

 if(args < 1)
           {
                PrintToConsole(client, "message")
                PrintToChat("message")

Will it work? I'm trying to make a message once he typed the command, a message appears for only HIS chat and his own console.

Edit 1: Can i put more than one message?

[floube]

args just gives you how many parameters are after the actual command.

Example:
Someone types !command 3 move
Then args will be 2

If you only want to print something to the clients chat use that:

PHP Code:

public Action:Command_Callback(client, args) {
    PrintToChat(client, "Hello!");
    PrintToChat(client, "How are you?");
    
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


[matchaboy]

if a player types !command , then I want it to say to him <message1> and <message2> and through console too, will this work?

 public Action:command_example(client_args) 
           {
               PrintToChat(client, "Message1");
               PrintToChat(client, "Message2");
               PrintToConsole(client, "Message1);
               PrintToConsole(client, "Message2);
       
               return Plugin_Handled;
    }

Will it work?

[floube]

Yes, but PrintToConsole may not keep in order, as it is UDP.

[matchaboy]

so this scenario is if a player just types !command

What if a player types !command <message> <player> (Which what is my current command is supposed to do) Do i put

 if(args > 1)
           {
           PrintToChat(client, "Message3");
           PrintToConsole(client, "Message4");
           return Plugin_Handled
 }

Will this work? Also, after all this, i have to do

GetCmdArg

How does this (GetCmdArg) work?

[floube]

That'd work.

You may look at the API.

[matchaboy]

Originally Posted by floube That'd work. You may look at the API.

I don't really get that, is it necessary though?

[floube]

If you want to get the parameters the user gave (eg. <message>) than: Yes.