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12th April 2020, 21:18
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[COD2][Request]Tutorial print hello world to screen/load gsc script's on server
Hello killtube,
i'm new here and want to say "hello". With this done I excuse for my bad english (i'm from germany
).
I think that I'm familiar with scripting/coding (some years of batch and a year Java), so I know the
BASICS.
Some day's ago I played on one of the COD 2 mp servers and now i just want to print a simple
"Hello World" to player screen. But till now this seemed to be impossible because the whole
forum is posting nice gsc scripts but I don't get arround to understand what I have to do to run the
scripts. I saw some "mods" (projects or how ever you would like to call it) they worked but I don't
get it.
So my request is if there a tutorial which shows me how to accomplish that.
I searched for some hours, but with no results. I saw the many gsc (maybe this is the wrong route with
this gsc scripts so give me a hint to the correct route) scripts on this forum but didn't know
how to use them, especially were to put them that my server will load them or excute them. I copied
some of them into the iw07 folder (in the maps/mp/gametypes folder) or edited the _load.gsc with no
results (or got an error message after some seconds the game started loading the map).
So I hope one of you can help me to achieve my goal to print a simple "Hello World" after a player
connected and spawned for the first time.
If I missed any detail you want to know about my request don't hasitate to ask because i wan't to get
further. Also if I didn't saw a tutorial or missed anything within my search please don't kill me. In
addition to that please don't understand this text/request as anoffence to you! This is a simple but
helping request to get arround COD 2 scripting.
Thank you! Killtube! Your pizzadox
PS: I hope I hit the right Sub-Forum.
Last edited by pizzadox; 12th April 2020 at 21:20.
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