[Banjo Boy]

How do you open the source code of plugins so you can edit it? Thanks, Banjo.

[HSFighter]

Take SourcePawn.

http://wiki.alliedmods.net/Category:SourceMod_Scripting



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[zerak]

any text editor of your choice but you must edit the .sp and not the .smx file

[curlefry]

Yup. Right click the .sp file, Open With > Notepad.

Change what you want, save it, then use the online compiler to turn it into a .smx file for a valid plugin.

http://www.sourcemod.net/compiler.php

[Badi]

Originally Posted by curlefry Yup. Right click the .sp file, Open With > Notepad. Change what you want, save it, then use the online compiler to turn it into a .smx file for a valid plugin. http://www.sourcemod.net/compiler.php

Sorry for this stupid question, but is it possible to have this compiler on my local machine?

Badi

[zerak]

It is included with SourceMod package, look into the scripting folder ($basedir/addons/sourcemod/scripting/compile.exe)

[Badi]

Oops .

Too easy. Thx a lot!

Badi

[HSFighter]

Originally Posted by zerak any text editor of your choice but you must edit the .sp and not the .smx file

yes, you're right!

Sorry, i mean Pawnstudio, not Sourcepawn
Pawnstudio has a syntax highlighting for Sourcepawn and include a Compiler.
This Tool makes it easier to edit .sp files!!



http://sourceforge.net/projects/pawnstudio


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[zerak]

Pawnstudio is good indeed (I use it) but it crash alot

[chikencarnage]

really? i've never had it crash