02-02-2013, 01:47
It's just a simple plugin mainly for use in ESL.
This plugin simply retrieves a list of aliases for whom-ever connects to the server. It's pretty handy for ESL matches, where ESL are unable to detect if the player who has joined the mw3 server is actually the person who's running the anti-cheat. It's common for one person to decide they can't play a match very last minute, so the clan decides to find a merc replacement, they tell the original player to sit with the anti-cheat open. More often than not, this goes unnoticed but is against the rules in esl, and on some occasions the sub is a hacker. This plugin simply aims to give a small insight into the player that joins.
Usage:
Copy IsKnownAs.dll and the Json.dll to your plugins dir as you would expect.
sv_config.ini
Edit your string using the following keys, you can customise the look of the output entirely:
NAME = current name
NUM = client number
XUID = XUID
ALIAS1 ALIAS2... e.t.c.
Could be used as a welcomer.
This plugin simply retrieves a list of aliases for whom-ever connects to the server. It's pretty handy for ESL matches, where ESL are unable to detect if the player who has joined the mw3 server is actually the person who's running the anti-cheat. It's common for one person to decide they can't play a match very last minute, so the clan decides to find a merc replacement, they tell the original player to sit with the anti-cheat open. More often than not, this goes unnoticed but is against the rules in esl, and on some occasions the sub is a hacker. This plugin simply aims to give a small insight into the player that joins.
Usage:
Copy IsKnownAs.dll and the Json.dll to your plugins dir as you would expect.
sv_config.ini
Quote:[IsKnownAs]
string=^7NUM^2(^:NAME^2)^7-^2(^:ALIAS1^7,^:ALIAS2^7,^:ALIAS3^7,^:ALIAS4^2)
r_server=1
r_console=1
r_boldleft=0
r_boldcenter=0
Edit your string using the following keys, you can customise the look of the output entirely:
NAME = current name
NUM = client number
XUID = XUID
ALIAS1 ALIAS2... e.t.c.
Could be used as a welcomer.
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