Hey, lately i've been testing around with binary modules, but i do have some problems / questions
sorry if this is in the wrong section but there isent really any forums dedicated to binary modules
so im trying to make a hook so when a player connects it prints a message to console, ive done this successfully but then i tried doing it with PlayerDisconnected but that only have 1 argument which is Player, How would you use that in c++, for example with the PlayerConnect i used
LUA->CheckType(1, GarrysMod::Lua::Type::STRING);
For each argument, in normal lua you would just ply:Name()
But how do you do that in a binary module
It works the same way as it does in lua, you just have to do the steps explicitly.
LUA->GetField to get the "Name" function on the player object.
LUA->Push to push the self reference for the player.
LUA->PCall to perform the call.
LUA->GetString to get the string returned from the call.
What program is that, it looks beautiful
It's just an image I made in Paint.NET :V
I didn't do anything special, just used the paint bucket tool for the background and wrote the text manually, using different colors.
I'm trying this but i cant seem to get it to work, could you give me a working example?
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