This is a good place for specific questions but I doubt anyone is interested in helping you make it. You can hire a coder or you can learn to do it yourself and we can probably help with some issues
[QUOTE=capnsparrow;41486069]This is a good place for specific questions but I doubt anyone is interested in helping you make it. You can hire a coder or you can learn to do it yourself and we can probably help with some issues[/QUOTE]
im autistic why is this thread still alive
A little late on the idea but this forum is typically for developers that are stuck on a specific piece of code, such as resolving errors or making something work which you've already started. There are tons of tutorials out there, and the wikis are a GREAT resource to learn from!
Part of being a developer is learning how to read code, debugging, learning how to integrate algorithms and learning how to use resources at your disposal such as WIKIs, APIs and so on.
[url]http://wiki.garrysmod.com[/url] -- Not everything is listed here, but a lot is, it's a great resource.
[url]http://maurits.tv/data/garrysmod/wiki/wiki.garrysmod.com/index4875.html[/url] -- Old wiki, has a ton of the functions but some may be outdated and contain incorrect argument listings. A good way to test this is call the hook and use ... as the argument, then do a PrintTable( { ... } ) in the function to see how many arguments are actually passed.
If you're brand new to Lua, I'd recommend downloading a copy of TTT ( It actually comes with Garry's Mod, and it should be located in your garrysmod/garrysmod/gamemodes/terrortown/ folder; but having a backup can be helpful if you changed something which breaks the code and you can't figure out how to resolve the issue, but you can always post here for that ) from [url]http://ttt.badking.net[/url] and modifying weapons, then entities, and just reading the code and seeing how it works. If you're familiar with EBNF or BNF there's this link which is helpful ( scroll to bottom ): [url]http://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manual.html[/url] which essentially lays out exactly how the syntax is supposed to be written. With LuaJIT, you can use || for or, and && instead of and.
Start small, then work your way up :-)
As for requesting coders, try [url]http://www.coderhire.com[/url], or post in this thread: [url]http://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1269027[/url]
Seeing as you posted the same thing twice though, I'd take a day to scan through those resources before asking again. Hope this was helpful!
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