How to script

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[racsO]

Basics

First think you need to know is that an alias is substitute command for a group of other commands. This is an example of a alias:

alias fdsasd "ak47;net_graph 3"

You ALWAYS need quotes around the second part if it has a semicolon in it. If not, the game will think it's two separate commands: "alias fdsasd ak47" and "net_graph3"

As you see the commands are separated by a semicolon. Now, put this in your userconfig.cfg in your cstrike folder (make one if you don't have one) and it should work. Now, when you type "fdsasd" in console then you will buy an ak47 and put net_Graph 3 on.

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Toggle and Cycle scripting

This is basically cycling through a few commands while pressing the same button. This is done by changing the bind of the key. Both of these examples use the same idea, but the first one is simpler to understand.

First example: (less complex)

net_graph 3
bind f netgraph0
alias netgraph0 "net_graph 0;bind f netgraph3"
alias netgraph3 "net_graph 3;bind f netgraph0"

This toggles from net_graph 3 to 0 with just pressing the f key. net_graph 3 is default.


Second example: (more complex)

net_graph 3
Bind f netgraph0
alias netgraph0 "net_Graph 0;bind f netgraph1"
alias netgraph1 "net_graph 1;bind f netgraph2"
alias netgraph2 "net_Graph 2;bind f netgraph3"
alias netgraph3 "net_graph 3;bind f netgraph0"

What this script does is by default, there is net_Graph 3. (because of the "net_graph 3" line at the beginning). And when you press F, the net_Graph options will cycle through.

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+/- Toggle scripting

What the +/- scripts do is that when you hold down a key, a command will be entered, and when you let go, another command gets entered. Here I'll used the net_Graph for an example again.

net_graph 0
bind f +netgraph3
Alias +netgraph3 net_graph 3
Alias -netgraph3 net_Graph 0

That's all! This does not need quotes because there are no commands separated by semicolons. This has net_graph 0 by default, and turns net_graph 3 on whenever you have the F button pressed in.

Questions?

[LuD]

HAHAH racso ur too smart bic boi

[Peter^_^]

already been posted long ago

http://www.infuziongaming.com/forum/index.php/board,10.20.html


pz

[racsO]

already been posted long ago

http://www.infuziongaming.com/forum/index.php/board,10.20.html


pz

O.... FAK U

This covers some different stuff though. Like cycling. :|

[KoMMyHucT]

so this is scripting tutorial? lmao... its like making java tutorial with only using println xDDD

[LuD]

i think that its a pretty good tutorial
gj