/command

[Obibital]

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//cmdtest.cs

function servercmdtest
{
echo("worked");
}

That seems a little bear, its gotta be missing something, especially since it is giving a bunch of syntax errors and it just reads me the code

[Ad Bot]

[SpreadsPlague]

the file needs to be named server.cs

or you need to execute your cmdtest.cs in your server.cs (which is dumb)

[Obibital]

the file needs to be named server.cs

or you need to execute your cmdtest.cs in your server.cs (which is dumb)

File is named server.cs, and it has a description

Ill try to have the server.cs exec("add-ons/server_cmdtest/cdmtest.cs"); or whatevers

[SpreadsPlague]

File is named server.cs, and it has a description

Ill try to have the server.cs exec("add-ons/server_cmdtest/cdmtest.cs"); or whatevers

..why would you do that

this is what should be in a file called server.cs

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function servercmdtest()
{
echo("worked");
}
add a description.txt and put both files in the folder, enable the add-on and type /test

[Obibital]

Lawl, thought thats what u meant, i know what you mean now though


I get this when i execute this

add-ons/server_cmdtest/server.cs Line: 4 - Syntax error.
>>> Some error context, with ## on sides of error halt:
/cmdtest.cs

function servercmdtest
{##
##
echo("worked");
}
>>>Error report complete.


Then it does it a second time

[SpreadsPlague]

oh god I need to sleep


function servercmdtest() <---- add those brackets and it will work

[Obibital]

oh god I need to sleep


function servercmdtest() <---- add those brackets and it will work

Dammit you made me host that screenshot of my folder for no reason?

:p thanks much though, i thought it looked a little nekkid around there

Ill see what that does


Works Finally XD