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« on: January 31, 2009, 05:27:18 pm »
Many people want to know how to write scripts for vc-mp so I wrote a very simple tutorial explaining how to write some commands.
Notice: There are probably some mistakes, I do not take this seriously, I just thought it could be helpful.
This tutorial is based on GUS scripts written by VRocker and Tommis.
Open your mIRC script editor. (Alt+R)
Okay we will start with a simple command. A pm will be received that says: "Scripting is easy!" when this command is typed.
Okay so if you study the list of parameters beneath this, you will see that $2 represents: command.
So we start with:
}
elseif ($2 == !scripting) {
vcmp.msg %id Scripting is easy!
The parameter %id represents who the message is sent to, in this case it is sent to the player that typed the command.
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Next:
You will need to put a !halt on your cmd in order to stop certain levels from using it.
This next cmd has a !halt and I will give explanations.
}
elseif (!say == $2) {
if ($vcmp.cmdcheck(!say,%id) == fail) !halt -------------- this means that it runs through a cmd check and if you are not a certain level, the command will not execute.
else {
vcmp.say $3-
}
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Syntax/Parameters
VCMP Parameters:
$1 User ID
$2 Command
$3 Word that follows Command
$4 Word that follows the Word after the command
$5 Word that follows the word after the word after the command
also - Continues it, so if i have vcmp.say $3- it means that it will project everything writen after the command instead of only the word after the command.
Like here is an example:
!say would activate a response like this...
vcmp.say $3-
}
Now if it were:
vcmp.say $3
}
Then it would only project the word after the cmd.
Like this: !say toiletduck is a bastard.
With the first option, it would show all the text, with the second, it would say: Toiletduck
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Okay basic aliases.
By rule of thumb, if anything is used on a regular basis, an alias should be created.
So if you want to learn how to make a simple alias try this:
alias vcmp.hello {
vcmp.say Hello world!
}
Your command would look like this:
}
elseif ($2 == !hello) {
vcmp.hello
That script will connect to the alias and it will activate vcmp.say Hello world!
Most aliases can be placed at the alias title:
;-----------------------------
;------------ADMIN------------
;-----------------------------
I cannot show you which line because it changes every time you add an alias.
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