[shtspk]

Hi, i need a really simple plugin, something like write !steam and the server print on the chat the link of steam group.

[sdz]

Attached to this post for you, just edit some of the lines in PrintToChatAll (using the "Get Source" button) to what you want and run it on the Web Compiler

[shtspk]

Originally Posted by EasSidezz Attached to this post for you, just edit some of the lines in PrintToChatAll (using the "Get Source" button) to what you want and run it on the Web Compiler

Thank you so much!!!

[BoosterGold]

Originally Posted by EasSidezz Attached to this post for you, just edit some of the lines in PrintToChatAll (using the "Get Source" button) to what you want and run it on the Web Compiler

Hi EasSidezz, thanks for this.

I'm trying to take the next step and get it to print the line colored using colorvariables. I've tried this:

#include <sourcemod>
#include <colorvariables>
#include "advertisements/topcolors.sp"

public OnPluginStart()
{
	RegAdminCmd("booster_glhf", command_boosterglhf, ADMFLAG_GENERIC, "Print what you set");
}

public Action:command_boosterglhf(client, args)
{
	PrintToChatAll("{Yellow}Booster{blue}: GL HF!");
	return Plugin_Handled;
}

But the game always prints the {Yellow} and {blue} in plaintext rather than coloring the message. What did I forget?

[8guawong]

use CPrintToChatAll
and I think it's {yellow} not {Yellow}

[B3none]

I could give you a link to a plugin someone helped me write which brings up a menu and can print things to chat depending on what a client chooses... I'm just about to get home so I can upload the text, if you add me we can go through and I'll edit it to say exactly what you want

[B3none]

Originally Posted by BoosterGold Hi EasSidezz, thanks for this. I'm trying to take the next step and get it to print the line colored using colorvariables. I've tried this: #include <sourcemod> #include <colorvariables> #include "advertisements/topcolors.sp" public OnPluginStart() { RegAdminCmd("booster_glhf", command_boosterglhf, ADMFLAG_GENERIC, "Print what you set"); } public Action:command_boosterglhf(client, args) { PrintToChatAll("{Yellow}Booster{blue}: GL HF!"); return Plugin_Handled; } But the game always prints the {Yellow} and {blue} in plaintext rather than coloring the message. What did I forget?

Have you tried using Simple Chat Processor in the text rather than including

PHP Code:

#include "advertisements/topcolors.sp" 


I'm quite new to this but I thought you could only use #include to a .inc file :/ Can anyone explain this to me?

[Rainox]

Originally Posted by BoosterGold #include <sourcemod> #include <colorvariables> #include "advertisements/topcolors.sp" public OnPluginStart() { RegAdminCmd("booster_glhf", command_boosterglhf, ADMFLAG_GENERIC, "Print what you set"); } public Action:command_boosterglhf(client, args) { PrintToChatAll("{Yellow}Booster{blue}: GL HF!"); return Plugin_Handled; } But the game always prints the {Yellow} and {blue} in plaintext rather than coloring the message. What did I forget?

Fixed version:

#include <sourcemod>
#include <multicolors>

public OnPluginStart()
{
    RegConsoleCmd("sm_steam", Command_Steam);
}

public Action Command_Steam(int client,int args)
{
    CPrintToChat(client, "{Yellow}URL{Blue}");
}

{Yellow} <- Just change on color, what you want.
Dont forget download multicolors.inc down

[BoosterGold]

Thanks everyone!

Next question! Whenever I want to change the message I have to recompile the whole plugin. How do I get the plugin to just read a text line from a .cfg file instead? Something like:

booster_glhf.smx

#include stuff

code
{
    some code
}

public Action:command_boosterglhf(client, args)
{
    CPrintToChatAll(<line1 from booster_glhf.cfg>);
    CPrintToChatAll(<line2 from booster_glhf.cfg>);
    return Plugin_Handled;
}

and

booster_glhf.cfg

line1 = "{Yellow}Booster{blue}: GL!"
line2 = "{Yellow}Booster{blue}: HF!"

[CamerDisco]

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod>

#pragma newdecls required

ConVar line1;
ConVar line2;

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    line1 = CreateConVar("sm_textofline1", "some text");
    line2 = CreateConVar("sm_textofline2", "some text");
    
    RegAdminCmd("booster_glhf", command, ADMFLAG_GENERIC);
    
    AutoExecConfig(true);
}

public Action command(int client, int args)
{
    char cv[128], cv2[128];
    
    GetConVarString(line1, cv, sizeof(cv));
    GetConVarString(line2, cv2, sizeof(cv2));
    
    PrintToChatAll(cv);
    PrintToChatAll(cv2);
} 


Something like this, after first run this plugin you got a new filder in cfg/sourcemod with the plugin.nameofplugins.cfg and there you can change your lines.