If you want a specific plugin, link me to it.
All possible plugins can be l0cated here (http://amxmod.net/plugins.php?)!
Use AMXX pls.
On a side note, please use these (Category.Plugin):
1.1
1.10
1.11
1.16
1.61
3.9
3.10
3.16 <--must have
3.55
3.56
3.91
3.166
7.7
7.19
--fun
8.1
8.4
8.6
7.10
Difference between AMXX and AMX?
EDIT -- If the only difference is the fact that AMX isn't kept up-to-date with plugins, then I can write ones we need.
ON a side note, I have NO fucking clue what the hell you mean by those numbers and "Category.Plugin"
You'd write us plugins? Can we submit our own ideas and have you write some for us?
Err, maybe. If I got a Small C compiler and learned the syntax for it (I'd assume basic C style syntax?) and the correct headers/etc I could. :0
Quote from: Newby on April 21, 2005, 06:05:08 PM
Difference between AMXX and AMX?
EDIT -- If the only difference is the fact that AMX isn't kept up-to-date with plugins, then I can write ones we need.
ON a side note, I have NO fucking clue what the hell you mean by those numbers and "Category.Plugin"
http://amxmod.net/plugins.php?cat=CATEGORY
The plugins are all in a numbered list, so just scroll till you see the PLUGIN number we gave.
What's with the '.' between the numbers? I get a list of 1 - 618...
If there was no . you'd have a list of like, 13166 (for example), and it'd be hard to figure out what part was the cat#.
There is a list of catergories. If its in the first its 1.### if its in the 2nd its 2.### etc.
Apparently AMX comes with a small C compiler.
Submit ideas! gogo!
Private chat for people with the [x86] (clan) tag on the end of their names. The chat would work by doing prefix # in a team_say. If you make this I also suggest allowing for other people to be added in so regulars (*cough*me*/cough*) could chat in there too.
Hmmm. I'll think about it.
Quote from: Newby on April 21, 2005, 10:13:09 PM
Err, maybe. If I got a Small C compiler and learned the syntax for it (I'd assume basic C style syntax?) and the correct headers/etc I could. :0
AMXMod comes with its own compiler. I remember writing plugins for it. Not hard at all.