How do you make a custom command?

[~lonewolf~]

Hey,
i know there is a way to make a custom command for .console[words] for example, but i dont really now how to set that up. Would it be a script or something?

So pretty much, how would i make a command like .Console [words] and having it come out through console.

Repack:
AC-Web ascent


PS. If this matters, its hamachi server so far, im thinking about making it public

[*~Descending~*]

You cannot do this using a repack.. But to make a custom command you need to know C++ (Depending on the emu you use) and you can do this is level1, level 2, level 3 and chat .cpp folders.

[~lonewolf~]

okay thanks.
My friend told me that there is some that you can dl and excute, but i think he misunderstood me. Anyway, +rep for info.

[*~Descending~*]

You can get player commands and give them admin/gm rights and compile them to your specific core. I Could make a couple of commands if you need also.

[Etna]

hmm cool i didin't know well Nice +rep x2 for Descending

[~lonewolf~]

So, are you saying there is or isn't a way to make a custom command on a repack?
Thanks again for answering Descending

[*~Descending~*]

On the repack you are using (Ac-web) you can compile a command and then put the .dll file inside script_bin. Also.. I think Ac-web is using open-ascent for their 2.4.3 so you will need to compile your command inside open-ascent core (uncompiled) to their specific core number i.e. Ac-web has Open-ascent rev 5343 and Ac-web has rev 4534 you will need to compile your command on rev 4534 in Open-ascent and then put into Ac-web script_bin. Tried to explain this as easy as possible. If you need help PM me your msn and ill help you more.

[~lonewolf~]

thanks,

gave me a head ache lol D:

I think ill just keep the commands i have now lol.

Thanks, if i ever want to know more about it, ill contact you.

[~lonewolf~]

lol, i always thought i knew so much, until people start using compiling, blah, blah, what, what words

I really need to start experimenting with it. Thanks again (: