[Dizzy]

Hey guys, just like the title states, wondering how to make a plugin create a MOTD pop up on it's own rather than having a separate file..

I've looked over some scripts and tried to put this together, some things to note in my script, it uses a for loop to print all strings in this array:

new const g_szWords[][] =
{
    "holyshit",
    "lag",
    "please",
    "nfs",
    "stfu",
    "english",
    "hugebitch",
    "haha",
    "who",
    "hacks",
    "fag"
}

The registered clcmd goes to this display(id) function:

public display(id)
{
    new buffer[1024]
    new len = copy(buffer, 1023, "Available Sounds:^n")
    for (new i = 0; i < sizeof(g_szWords); i++)
    {
        len += copy(buffer[len], 1023-len, "^n")
        len += copy(buffer[len], 1023-len, g_szWords[i])
    }
    show_motd(id,buffer ,"Type Sounds - By: Dizzy");
    
    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
}

However, not working =/

[wrecked_]

Well, you could make the plugin create the actual MOTD on its own, and not require people to download the MOTD separately.

[Dizzy]

The idea is to have it update when the strings array is changed..

lets say that array is:

new const g_szWords[][] =
{
    "word one",
    "word two",
    "word three"
}

when the command is typed it should display

Available Sounds:

word one
word two
word three

This is so that if someone wanted to add something to both the plugin and the MOTD, they wouldn't have to edit multiple files..

[fysiks]

What doesn't work? Do you get anything in the MOTD?

My first thought was this: replace the first ^n with <br><br> and the second ^n with <br>.

But maybe this isn't needed.

[Dizzy]

ugh.. why is it all of the sudden it works when I recompile.. lmao