[404UserNotFound]

Any possibility of using LUA? I've been thinking about making some sort of Theater plugin similar to what Garry's Mod uses, but for Source Engine games like TF2, CS:S, etc.

The easiest method I'd say, would be somehow making a SourceMod plugin run the Garry's Mod cinema plugin which would be re-tooled for TF2.

Any suggestions would be welcome. If there was any way to make a TF2 theater map the same way that a Garry's Mod map is made for the Cinema plugin, and have YouTube videos actually play on the map, would be awesome.

So yeah. Let's toss some ideas around, see if we can't come up with something.

[asherkin]

SourceMod uses SourcePawn, other languages would be other projects.

[Cramik]

No
P.S LUA is for noobs I could code it in roblox ( i quit) when I was 7

[fuxx]

Originally Posted by Cramik LUA is for noobs I could code it in roblox ( i quit) when I was 7

That was unnecessary.

[Oshizu]

It's possible but if we would have Lua in TF2. It wouldn't make youtube videos playing on wall diffrent situation than it's in sourcepawn. Since Garry's Mod is modified for lua use both client-side and server-side unless we plan to modify client's is impossible i guess.

[Merbo]

Originally Posted by abrandnewday Any possibility of using LUA?

Lua is a cancerous language. Lua would be my last choice for an implemented language, I've been working on an extension to allow C# hooking and scripting/

[404UserNotFound]

Originally Posted by Merbo Lua is a cancerous language. Lua would be my last choice for an implemented language, I've been working on an extension to allow C# hooking and scripting/

Sounds neat, maybe we'll be able to do a TF2 Theater plugin

[sdz]

Err... If LUA is brought to games other than SourceMod, we're going to have several versions of Gmod..

[zeroibis]

Why can our plugins not be in html!?

[NameUser]

Originally Posted by zeroibis Why can our plugins not be in html!?

I don't think that will work.

Why can't our plugins be in bash?