[jorma]

Hi

I am new to game scripting even though I have some programming experience. I'm planning to create a sound plugin for CS:GO. It's like the Quade Sound plugin so everytime a special event happens some audio file is played, either for all players or for all players who play in the specific team.

For example:
if bomb has been planted the planter's team will here some audio file
if the round ends and the scores are 5 - 1, some audio file is played for the winning team players
if the player killstreaks 3 players, everyone will hear some audio file

It is possible to do this with SourceMod? I have looked the API but since I'm a person who learns best by looking examples it's a little difficult for me to get started. I haven't found any script examples for CS:GO.

Thanks.

[Triniayo]

Hey,

yes it's possible to do this. Take a look at the Quake-Sounds Plugin, and you can learn very much.

[jorma]

I have to take a look at it.

If there are more good example files (for CS:GO), please let me know!

[jorma]

Compile and load your plugin on your server and see for yourself that the message is displayed in server console.

Why there is no better explanation on this

I made a simple hello world script and put the .smx file in to the dedicatedserver\csgo\addons\sourcemod\plugins folder (just like Quake Sounds). I run the server and joined the game but I didnt see the message in the console. I also tried to put the file on my local CSGO installation dir and play with bots but still nothing.

[ojmdk476oj]

Please post the code of your plugin, so we can see what you have done.

And maybe run

sm plugins list

[Triniayo]

As johan123jo said, post your code of the plugin. I can help you if you want.

[Powerlord]

See: CS:GO Quirks

[jorma]

#include <sourcemod>
//#include <sdktools>
//#include <clientprefs>

//#pragma semicolon 1

#define PLUGIN_VERSION "1.0"

// Plugin definitions
// The public keyword means that SourceMod will be able to directly access our variable. Plugin: defines a type of our variable. myinfo is, obviously, a name of our variable as required by SourceMod. You see that we initialize it right away. This is preferred way to do when filling out plugin info. 
public Plugin:myinfo = 
{
    name = "asd",
    author = "asdsd",
    description = "asddssd",
    version = PLUGIN_VERSION,
    url = "www.example.com"
};

public OnPluginStart()
{
    new a = 0;
    while (a < 1000) {
        PrintToServer("Test");
        a++;
    }
}

I typed sm plugins list in the console but got nothing. I installed the SourceMod in to the csgo folder.

[Triniayo]

Ehm, what the hell did you code?

Your Plugin says "Test" to your Server-Console, when "a < 1000", but "a = 0" ???

[jorma]

I just output 1000 times the text "Test" in to the game console so that I can see the plugin is working properly.