Yes, put it anywhere in OnPlayerCommandText.

/c help

You could have done that yourself, there's even an example command in the example script (mode.pwn).

@to OnPlayerCommandText

if(strcmp(cmdtext,"help",true) == 0)
{
    SendClientMessage(playerid,0xFFFFFFFF,"Your message...");
    return true;
}


By the way, I noticed you have #define COLOR_RED 0xFF0000AA; in the tutorial, you don't need to end defines with a semi-colon. Other than that, nice job, must have taken a lot of time. 

True that. 

Quote from: Forze on February 25, 2010, 05:10:33 PM
2. if you can't forward ports, I don't think you can create your own network.

Creating an IRC server/network has nothing to do with ports though, you'll need a dedicated server for it, as hosting it on local machine is plain pointless. Not to mention strong unix and irc protocol knowledge.

Quote from: Kingston on February 25, 2010, 12:42:29 PM
i says,: let's make a VC:MP Like SA:MP
1- so easy to edit a commands
2- so easy to make a server In channel Internet

1. It's already as easy as in SA:MP, as they both use PAWN and all/most of the callbacks also have the same name, not to mention functions.
2. Requires plugin support, to create a fully functional IRC echo plugin.

Quote from: [AoD]NC on February 24, 2010, 04:24:24 PM

* [AoD]NC bids 100$ that he wont understand this website portforward.com ^

Open pawn script in PAWNO

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public OnGameModeInit()
{
Jumpswitch( true );
}

a_vcmp.ini [?] says that its Jumpswith with small "s"... Or maybe its JumpSwitch?

You need to use Jumpswitch, with a lowercase s.

Server problem/bug. Nothing scripting related.

1. JumpSwitch(true); to OnGameModeInit callback.
2. http://portforward.com/

By saving, do you mean compiling, or just saving? Press F5 to compile and then try again.

Are you sure there isn't a second OnPlayerConnect callback in your gamemode? Also, don't forget to re-compile.

Not sure what's wrong with it, as the line is ok.

Ok, try this:


if(strcmp(cmdtext,"!pcj",true) == 0)
{
    new Float:angle;

    GetPlayerPos(playerid,x,y,z);
    GetPlayerFacingAngle(playerid,angle);

    CreateVehicle(191,x,y,z,angle,-1,-1);
    SendClientMessage(playerid,0xFFFFFFFF,"Spawned a PCJ-600!");
    return 0;
}


Do you have x,y and z defined globally? Just rename the text to cmdtext and you can remove the string[64]. Also, what line exactly gives the "warning 202: number of arguments does not match definition" warning?