Most popular admin mod for gmod?

[Chizbang]

I'm developing a scoreboard I am thinking of releasing on coderhire and I am implementing admin buttons on it ( such as go to player and such) but I'm a little stuck as it what I should be doing. Should I make them ULX buttons but make the user able to disable them? Or should I make the buttons and add a config file for the commands to each button .( like all the buttons have a editable command in the config file kind of a thing)
Any ideas?

[editline]8th January 2014[/editline]

Also, should it be using IsAdmin() to hide the buttons to players? I'd like to do it for moderators too but I can't make it work across multiple admin mods.

[Rubat]

Make a config, so users can add own buttons, change commands, hide buttons depending on usergroup.

You can make hide button check using a function, and by default return if IsAdmin true else false.

I believe ULX is the most popular admin mod out there.

[NiandraLades]

I personally think a config file is a good idea. What you could do is primarily make it for ULX, but give support for other admin mods if people request it, as well. I know 99% of users stick with the same admin mod, but there are a couple of us who use other stuff and it's nice to be recognized.

[boboftheray]

Ulx is the most popular admin mod and it would have a gui people are comfortable with

[ExtReMLapin]

Evolve is comfortable too.

[Rubat]

[QUOTE=ExtReMLapin;43461762]Evolve is comfortable too.[/QUOTE]

Isn't it outdated and never updated to GM13?

[OzymandiasJ]

[QUOTE=Chizbang;43460830]Also, should it be using IsAdmin() to hide the buttons to players? I'd like to do it for moderators too but I can't make it work across multiple admin mods.[/QUOTE]

If you're going to make it ULX compatable, I would recommend actually checking for Ulx access to the commands and add the most common commands as buttons/dropdown list. I would also just check to make sure Ulx is actually running, and if no admin mod can be found just enable the generic ban/kick functions. Maybe even making it modular so that you can easily load a file and add commands in from that file.

[ExtReMLapin]

[QUOTE=Robotboy655;43461781]Isn't it outdated and never updated to GM13?[/QUOTE]

[URL="https://github.com/Xandaros/evolve"]Nope[/URL]

[Mors]

[QUOTE=Handsome Matt;43462533]ULX is the most popular and the biggest piece of garbage ever, developing to work with it is just a huge pain in the ass all the time.[/QUOTE]

Don't forget releasing plugins on their forum, it must be named similarly to their system (AWarn / URS / UPPL / UPS) otherwise you get Megiddo or another one of their team bitching about consistency in releases...

[editline]8th January 2014[/editline]

In answer to the original question, make the scoreboard run appropriate commands for the three most popular mods so it works "out of the box":

ulx goto
ev goto
exsto goto

For the buttons, yes, using a config file would be best. Just remember that Evolve doesn't use ply:GetUsergroup() to determine ranks, I think the function to get someone's evolve rank is ply:EV_GetRank().

[BFG9000]

[QUOTE=Robotboy655;43461781]Isn't it outdated and never updated to GM13?[/QUOTE]

Nah, it's evolved to the times.