Things for RP

[spocksgirl94]

How do I make something that is like /mug or /911? Is there a guide to making this somewhere? I googled it but nothing really came up.

[Jvesche]

You aren't going to be getting that stuff for free try posting on codehire and see if they have one someone can make for you but it might cost money.

[spocksgirl94]

Well, im not asking for someone to make it for me, im asking if there is a guide to make one myself. lol

[Acecool]

I usually do something like this; no sense in overcomplicating a !, / chat system. All you do is concommand.Add and add console commands. Remember, if you add the concommand server-side, then it's executed on the server by the player, and if it's on client-side then it's executed client-side.

Wrap them with

[lua]if ( CLIENT ) then
// Client code

else
// Server code

end[/lua]

if you're unsure.

This needs to be on the SERVER!
[lua]//
// Simple Chat Command System - Josh 'Acecool' Moser
//
// Type !command to run a console command from the player, publically for all to see.
// Type /command to run a console command from the player, privately for none to see.
//
hook.Add( "PlayerSay", "Acecool:ChatCommands", function ( Player, text, private )
//
// Do /commands privately, !commands publicly
//
local _bSlash = string.StartWith( text, "/" );
local _bExclaim = string.StartWith( text, "!" );
if ( _bSlash || _bExclaim ) then
Player:ConCommand( string.sub( text, 2 ) );
if ( !_bExclaim ) then
return "";
end
end
end );[/lua]

Chat commands added like so:
[lua]
concommand.Add( "motd", function( _p, _cmd, _args )
// Make the window, or whatever..
// vgui.Create( "DFrame" );

end );[/lua]

For your mug, do a concommand.Add( "mug", .... and put code in there for what the function should do. Same with 911.

[Linda]

Because you're being so specific. Googling "how to make a /911 darkrp command" isn't going to get you anything. Searching "facepunch chat command" will.

[rejax]

Tip: Google like this - "chat command site:facepunch.com"

[SkitZz]

[QUOTE=spocksgirl94;43973995]How do I make something that is like /mug or /911? Is there a guide to making this somewhere? I googled it but nothing really came up.[/QUOTE]

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