<![CDATA[ItsMods - Yamato's Tutorial Zone]]> https://www.itsmods.com/ Thu, 22 Oct 2026 19:05:15 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Huge model list]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Huge-model-list.html Fri, 12 Sep 2014 18:46:23 +0200 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Huge-model-list.html
This list was made by @Cation . I just post it to get it archived.

The models are listed by maps

http://pastebin.com/XZTXLDyf

Remember to add on Init() in your mod the following line to be able to use it:

Code:
PrecacheModel( "MODEL NAME" );

Note: Some models may not work]]>
This list was made by @Cation . I just post it to get it archived.

The models are listed by maps

http://pastebin.com/XZTXLDyf

Remember to add on Init() in your mod the following line to be able to use it:

Code:
PrecacheModel( "MODEL NAME" );

Note: Some models may not work]]> <![CDATA[MW3 Cardicon list]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-MW3-Cardicon-list.html Tue, 09 Jul 2013 12:30:23 +0200 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-MW3-Cardicon-list.html
I was requested to make a cardicon list for MW3, I made this one quickly and I am pretty sure that there are plenty more which arent here. Smile

Code:
cardicon_flare cardicon_throwing_knive cardicon_c4 cardicon_claymore cardicon_frag_grenade cardicon_semtex cardicon_trophy cardicon_default cardicon_dogtags_1 iw5_cardicon_gun_m4 iw5_cardicon_expert_m4 iw5_cardicon_gun_m16 iw5_cardicon_expert_m16 iw5_cardicon_gun_scar iw5_cardicon_expert_scar iw5_cardicon_gun_cm901 iw5_cardicon_expert_cm901 iw5_cardicon_gun_type95 iw5_cardicon_expert_type95 iw5_cardicon_gun_g36c iw5_cardicon_expert_g36c iw5_cardicon_gun_acr iw5_cardicon_expert_acr iw5_cardicon_gun_mk14 iw5_cardicon_expert_mk14 iw5_cardicon_gun_ak47 iw5_cardicon_expert_ak47 iw5_cardicon_gun_fad iw5_cardicon_expert_fad iw5_cardicon_gun_mp5 iw5_cardicon_expert_mp5 iw5_cardicon_gun_u45 iw5_cardicon_expert_u45 iw5_cardicon_gun_pp90m1 iw5_cardicon_expert_pp90m1 iw5_cardicon_gun_p90 iw5_cardicon_expert_p90 iw5_cardicon_gun_pm9 iw5_cardicon_expert_pm9 iw5_cardicon_gun_mp7 iw5_cardicon_expert_mp7 iw5_cardicon_gun_sa80 iw5_cardicon_expert_sa80 iw5_cardicon_gun_mg36 iw5_cardicon_expert_mg36 iw5_cardicon_gun_pecheneg iw5_cardicon_expert_pecheneg iw5_cardicon_gun_mk46 iw5_cardicon_expert_mk46 iw5_cardicon_gun_m60 iw5_cardicon_expert_m60 iw5_cardicon_gun_barrett iw5_cardicon_expert_barrett iw5_cardicon_gun_l96a1 iw5_cardicon_expert_l96a1 iw5_cardicon_gun_dragunov iw5_cardicon_expert_dragunov iw5_cardicon_gun_as50 iw5_cardicon_expert_as50 iw5_cardicon_gun_rsass iw5_cardicon_expert_rsass iw5_cardicon_gun_msr iw5_cardicon_expert_msr iw5_cardicon_gun_usas12 iw5_cardicon_expert_usas12 iw5_cardicon_gun_ksg iw5_cardicon_expert_ksg iw5_cardicon_gun_spas12 iw5_cardicon_expert_spas12 iw5_cardicon_gun_aa12 iw5_cardicon_expert_aa12 iw5_cardicon_gun_striker iw5_cardicon_expert_striker iw5_cardicon_gun_1887 iw5_cardicon_expert_1887 iw5_cardicon_gun_fmg9 iw5_cardicon_expert_fmg9 iw5_cardicon_gun_mp9 iw5_cardicon_expert_mp9 iw5_cardicon_gun_skorpion iw5_cardicon_expert_skorpion iw5_cardicon_gun_g18 iw5_cardicon_expert_g18 iw5_cardicon_gun_usp45 iw5_cardicon_expert_usp45 iw5_cardicon_gun_p99 iw5_cardicon_expert_p99 iw5_cardicon_gun_mp412 iw5_cardicon_expert_mp412 iw5_cardicon_gun_44magnum iw5_cardicon_expert_44magnum iw5_cardicon_gun_fnfiveseven iw5_cardicon_expert_fnfiveseven iw5_cardicon_gun_deserteagle iw5_cardicon_expert_deserteagle cardicon_prestige_classic1 cardicon_prestige_classic2 cardicon_prestige_classic3 cardicon_prestige_classic4 cardicon_prestige_classic5 cardicon_prestige_classic6 cardicon_prestige_classic7 cardicon_prestige_classic8 cardicon_prestige_classic9 cardicon_prestige_classic10 iw5_cardicon_elite_01 iw5_cardicon_elite_02 iw5_cardicon_elite_03 iw5_cardicon_elite_04 iw5_cardicon_elite_05 iw5_cardicon_elite_06 iw5_cardicon_elite_07 iw5_cardicon_elite_08 iw5_cardicon_elite_09 iw5_cardicon_elite_10 iw5_cardicon_elite_17 iw5_cardicon_elite_12 iw5_cardicon_elite_13 iw5_cardicon_elite_14 iw5_cardicon_elite_15 iw5_cardicon_elite_18 iw5_cardicon_juggernaut_a iw5_cardicon_juggernaut iw5_cardicon_juggernaut_b iw5_cardicon_juggernaut_c iw5_cardicon_3moon iw5_cardicon_ach_bomb iw5_cardicon_grinch iw5_cardicon_deagle treyarch_emblem_64 iw5_cardicon_bear_ninja iw5_cardicon_bearninja iw5_cardicon_bomb iw5_cardicon_boxer iw5_cardicon_burning_runner iw5_cardicon_burningrunner iw5_cardicon_capsule iw5_cardicon_cards iw5_cardicon_coffee iw5_cardicon_commando iw5_cardicon_sandman iw5_cardicon_death_bell iw5_cardicon_devil iw5_cardicon_fly iw5_cardicon_frank iw5_cardicon_gargoyle iw5_cardicon_golden_mask iw5_cardicon_green_shirt iw5_cardicon_helmet iw5_cardicon_horseshoe iw5_cardicon_knives iw5_cardicon_lightingeye iw5_cardicon_medkit iw5_cardicon_mushroom iw5_cardicon_mustach_skull iw5_cardicon_nuke iw5_cardicon_nunchucks iw5_cardicon_smiley iw5_cardicon_tiger iw5_cardicon_tomahawk ns_emblem_64 iw5_cardicon_cat iw5_cardicon_toxic iw5_cardicon_xeye iw5_cardicon_delta_multi iw5_cardicon_flashbang iw5_cardicon_gign iw5_cardicon_militia iw5_cardicon_millitia iw5_cardicon_nikolai iw5_cardicon_revolver iw5_cardicon_riot_shield iw5_cardicon_russian_black iw5_cardicon_sandman2 iw5_cardicon_sas iw5_cardicon_soap iw5_cardicon_tank_cmndr iw5_cardicon_tank_crew iw5_cardicon_truck iw5_cardicon_keegan iw5_cardicon_price_africa cardicon_sheppard cardicon_assad cardicon_dive cardicon_kitten cardicon_pushingupdaisies cardicon_pushindaisies cardicon_biohazard cardicon_juggernaut_1 cardicon_ghost_skull cardicon_ghost cardicon_missile_1 cardicon_riot_shield cardicon_spetsnaz cardicon_redhand cardicon_tf141 cardicon_iwlogo cardicon_knife_logo cardicon_throwing_knife_soda cardicon_humantrophy cardicon_hat_n_knife cardicon_skull cardicon_xray cardicon_skull_black cardicon_nightvision_2 cardicon_moon cardicon_radiation cardicon_seasnipers cardicon_soap_bar cardicon_league_magnum cardicon_pirateflag cardicon_pirateflag_1 cardicon_tiger iw5_cardicon_unicorn cardicon_kinggorilla cardicon_thecow cardicon_warpig cardicon_claw cardicon_headshot cardicon_devilfinger cardicon_brassknuckles cardicon_8ball cardicon_mushroom cardicon_award_jets cardicon_tictacboom cardicon_joystick cardicon_thebomb cardicon_sniper cardicon_icecream cardicon_aircraft_01 cardicon_comic_price cardicon_8bit_price cardicon_8_bit_price iw5_cardicon_cooking cardicon_pacifier_blue cardicon_pacifier_pink cardicon_cod4 cardicon_shuriken cardicon_korean cardicon_gears cardicon_treasurechest cardicon_treasurechest_1 cardicon_weed cardicon_league_1911 cardicon_league_grenade cardicon_rhino cardicon_bear cardicon_hyena cardicon_sugarglider cardicon_stop cardicon_burgertown cardicon_bulb cardicon_tire cardicon_loadedfinger cardicon_girlskull cardicon_abduction cardicon_illuminati iw5_cardicon_ravengames iw5_cardicon_raven_games iw5_cardicon_sledgehammer iw5_cardicon_sledge iw5_cardicon_gunstar iw5_cardicon_badge_sniper iw5_cardicon_sniper_class iw5_cardicon_badge_lmg iw5_cardicon_lmg_class iw5_cardicon_badge_assault iw5_cardicon_assault_class iw5_cardicon_badge_smg iw5_cardicon_smg_class iw5_cardicon_badge_shotgun iw5_cardicon_shotgun_class iw5_cardicon_skullguns iw5_cardicon_radioactive iw5_cardicon_rampage iw5_cardicon_ninja iw5_cardicon_bonehand cardicon_prpurchase_1 cardicon_prpurchase_01 cardicon_prpurchase_2 cardicon_prpurchase_02

Thanks OMA]]>
I was requested to make a cardicon list for MW3, I made this one quickly and I am pretty sure that there are plenty more which arent here. Smile

Code:
cardicon_flare cardicon_throwing_knive cardicon_c4 cardicon_claymore cardicon_frag_grenade cardicon_semtex cardicon_trophy cardicon_default cardicon_dogtags_1 iw5_cardicon_gun_m4 iw5_cardicon_expert_m4 iw5_cardicon_gun_m16 iw5_cardicon_expert_m16 iw5_cardicon_gun_scar iw5_cardicon_expert_scar iw5_cardicon_gun_cm901 iw5_cardicon_expert_cm901 iw5_cardicon_gun_type95 iw5_cardicon_expert_type95 iw5_cardicon_gun_g36c iw5_cardicon_expert_g36c iw5_cardicon_gun_acr iw5_cardicon_expert_acr iw5_cardicon_gun_mk14 iw5_cardicon_expert_mk14 iw5_cardicon_gun_ak47 iw5_cardicon_expert_ak47 iw5_cardicon_gun_fad iw5_cardicon_expert_fad iw5_cardicon_gun_mp5 iw5_cardicon_expert_mp5 iw5_cardicon_gun_u45 iw5_cardicon_expert_u45 iw5_cardicon_gun_pp90m1 iw5_cardicon_expert_pp90m1 iw5_cardicon_gun_p90 iw5_cardicon_expert_p90 iw5_cardicon_gun_pm9 iw5_cardicon_expert_pm9 iw5_cardicon_gun_mp7 iw5_cardicon_expert_mp7 iw5_cardicon_gun_sa80 iw5_cardicon_expert_sa80 iw5_cardicon_gun_mg36 iw5_cardicon_expert_mg36 iw5_cardicon_gun_pecheneg iw5_cardicon_expert_pecheneg iw5_cardicon_gun_mk46 iw5_cardicon_expert_mk46 iw5_cardicon_gun_m60 iw5_cardicon_expert_m60 iw5_cardicon_gun_barrett iw5_cardicon_expert_barrett iw5_cardicon_gun_l96a1 iw5_cardicon_expert_l96a1 iw5_cardicon_gun_dragunov iw5_cardicon_expert_dragunov iw5_cardicon_gun_as50 iw5_cardicon_expert_as50 iw5_cardicon_gun_rsass iw5_cardicon_expert_rsass iw5_cardicon_gun_msr iw5_cardicon_expert_msr iw5_cardicon_gun_usas12 iw5_cardicon_expert_usas12 iw5_cardicon_gun_ksg iw5_cardicon_expert_ksg iw5_cardicon_gun_spas12 iw5_cardicon_expert_spas12 iw5_cardicon_gun_aa12 iw5_cardicon_expert_aa12 iw5_cardicon_gun_striker iw5_cardicon_expert_striker iw5_cardicon_gun_1887 iw5_cardicon_expert_1887 iw5_cardicon_gun_fmg9 iw5_cardicon_expert_fmg9 iw5_cardicon_gun_mp9 iw5_cardicon_expert_mp9 iw5_cardicon_gun_skorpion iw5_cardicon_expert_skorpion iw5_cardicon_gun_g18 iw5_cardicon_expert_g18 iw5_cardicon_gun_usp45 iw5_cardicon_expert_usp45 iw5_cardicon_gun_p99 iw5_cardicon_expert_p99 iw5_cardicon_gun_mp412 iw5_cardicon_expert_mp412 iw5_cardicon_gun_44magnum iw5_cardicon_expert_44magnum iw5_cardicon_gun_fnfiveseven iw5_cardicon_expert_fnfiveseven iw5_cardicon_gun_deserteagle iw5_cardicon_expert_deserteagle cardicon_prestige_classic1 cardicon_prestige_classic2 cardicon_prestige_classic3 cardicon_prestige_classic4 cardicon_prestige_classic5 cardicon_prestige_classic6 cardicon_prestige_classic7 cardicon_prestige_classic8 cardicon_prestige_classic9 cardicon_prestige_classic10 iw5_cardicon_elite_01 iw5_cardicon_elite_02 iw5_cardicon_elite_03 iw5_cardicon_elite_04 iw5_cardicon_elite_05 iw5_cardicon_elite_06 iw5_cardicon_elite_07 iw5_cardicon_elite_08 iw5_cardicon_elite_09 iw5_cardicon_elite_10 iw5_cardicon_elite_17 iw5_cardicon_elite_12 iw5_cardicon_elite_13 iw5_cardicon_elite_14 iw5_cardicon_elite_15 iw5_cardicon_elite_18 iw5_cardicon_juggernaut_a iw5_cardicon_juggernaut iw5_cardicon_juggernaut_b iw5_cardicon_juggernaut_c iw5_cardicon_3moon iw5_cardicon_ach_bomb iw5_cardicon_grinch iw5_cardicon_deagle treyarch_emblem_64 iw5_cardicon_bear_ninja iw5_cardicon_bearninja iw5_cardicon_bomb iw5_cardicon_boxer iw5_cardicon_burning_runner iw5_cardicon_burningrunner iw5_cardicon_capsule iw5_cardicon_cards iw5_cardicon_coffee iw5_cardicon_commando iw5_cardicon_sandman iw5_cardicon_death_bell iw5_cardicon_devil iw5_cardicon_fly iw5_cardicon_frank iw5_cardicon_gargoyle iw5_cardicon_golden_mask iw5_cardicon_green_shirt iw5_cardicon_helmet iw5_cardicon_horseshoe iw5_cardicon_knives iw5_cardicon_lightingeye iw5_cardicon_medkit iw5_cardicon_mushroom iw5_cardicon_mustach_skull iw5_cardicon_nuke iw5_cardicon_nunchucks iw5_cardicon_smiley iw5_cardicon_tiger iw5_cardicon_tomahawk ns_emblem_64 iw5_cardicon_cat iw5_cardicon_toxic iw5_cardicon_xeye iw5_cardicon_delta_multi iw5_cardicon_flashbang iw5_cardicon_gign iw5_cardicon_militia iw5_cardicon_millitia iw5_cardicon_nikolai iw5_cardicon_revolver iw5_cardicon_riot_shield iw5_cardicon_russian_black iw5_cardicon_sandman2 iw5_cardicon_sas iw5_cardicon_soap iw5_cardicon_tank_cmndr iw5_cardicon_tank_crew iw5_cardicon_truck iw5_cardicon_keegan iw5_cardicon_price_africa cardicon_sheppard cardicon_assad cardicon_dive cardicon_kitten cardicon_pushingupdaisies cardicon_pushindaisies cardicon_biohazard cardicon_juggernaut_1 cardicon_ghost_skull cardicon_ghost cardicon_missile_1 cardicon_riot_shield cardicon_spetsnaz cardicon_redhand cardicon_tf141 cardicon_iwlogo cardicon_knife_logo cardicon_throwing_knife_soda cardicon_humantrophy cardicon_hat_n_knife cardicon_skull cardicon_xray cardicon_skull_black cardicon_nightvision_2 cardicon_moon cardicon_radiation cardicon_seasnipers cardicon_soap_bar cardicon_league_magnum cardicon_pirateflag cardicon_pirateflag_1 cardicon_tiger iw5_cardicon_unicorn cardicon_kinggorilla cardicon_thecow cardicon_warpig cardicon_claw cardicon_headshot cardicon_devilfinger cardicon_brassknuckles cardicon_8ball cardicon_mushroom cardicon_award_jets cardicon_tictacboom cardicon_joystick cardicon_thebomb cardicon_sniper cardicon_icecream cardicon_aircraft_01 cardicon_comic_price cardicon_8bit_price cardicon_8_bit_price iw5_cardicon_cooking cardicon_pacifier_blue cardicon_pacifier_pink cardicon_cod4 cardicon_shuriken cardicon_korean cardicon_gears cardicon_treasurechest cardicon_treasurechest_1 cardicon_weed cardicon_league_1911 cardicon_league_grenade cardicon_rhino cardicon_bear cardicon_hyena cardicon_sugarglider cardicon_stop cardicon_burgertown cardicon_bulb cardicon_tire cardicon_loadedfinger cardicon_girlskull cardicon_abduction cardicon_illuminati iw5_cardicon_ravengames iw5_cardicon_raven_games iw5_cardicon_sledgehammer iw5_cardicon_sledge iw5_cardicon_gunstar iw5_cardicon_badge_sniper iw5_cardicon_sniper_class iw5_cardicon_badge_lmg iw5_cardicon_lmg_class iw5_cardicon_badge_assault iw5_cardicon_assault_class iw5_cardicon_badge_smg iw5_cardicon_smg_class iw5_cardicon_badge_shotgun iw5_cardicon_shotgun_class iw5_cardicon_skullguns iw5_cardicon_radioactive iw5_cardicon_rampage iw5_cardicon_ninja iw5_cardicon_bonehand cardicon_prpurchase_1 cardicon_prpurchase_01 cardicon_prpurchase_2 cardicon_prpurchase_02

Thanks OMA]]> <![CDATA[Basic GSC Coding: Making your second code]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Making-your-second-code.html Fri, 06 Apr 2012 15:03:59 +0200 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Making-your-second-code.html
This is the second tutorial about making your first codes. In this one Ill show you how to make a code that shows your position ( can be used to make map edits ) and also something that makes you jump when you go into water.

Lets call our first function CoordinateFinder():

Code:
CoordinateFinder() { //codes will go here }

Now well add a "while" command to keep the game showing your position, and then well add a command which will print our origin:

Code:
CoordinateFinder() { while( 1 ) { self iPrintLnBold( self getOrigin() ); //iPrintLnBold prints a text on the center of your screen, getorigin gets your origin wait 2; //frequency (each 2 seconds it will say your position } }

Lets improove a bit the code so when we die or disconnect the "while" stops to prevent bugs:

Code:
CoordinateFinder() { self endon( "death" ); //endon(something) makes that the game will stop that function when that event(something) occurs self endon( "disconnect" ); while( 1 ) { self iPrintLnBold( self getOrigin() ); //iPrintLnBold prints a text on the center of your screen, getorigin gets your origin wait 2; //frequency (each 2 seconds it will say your position } }

Lets make the other script.

Code:
JumpInWater() { self endon( "death" ); self endon( "disconnect" ); self.trace = undefined; //lets add this variable to avoid a unitialized variable error later. for( ; ; ) //we can also use a "for" instead of a "while" { self.trace = bulletTrace( self getEye(), self getOrigin() - ( 0, 0, 60 ), false, self ); //geteye gives the position of your players eye, the - 0, 0, 60 means that I reduce in 60 units the players position in z axis, the rest: check bullettrace tutorial if( self.trace[ "surfacetype" ] == "water" ) //explained in bullettrace tutorial self setVelocity( ( 0, 0, 600 ) ); //setvelocity pushes a player with the vector we define wait 0.5; } }

So, in total we have this 2 functions:

Code:
CoordinateFinder() { self endon( "death" ); //endon(something) makes that the game will stop that function when that event(something) occurs self endon( "disconnect" ); while( 1 ) { self iPrintLnBold( self getOrigin() ); //iPrintLnBold prints a text on the center of your screen, getorigin gets your origin wait 2; //frequency (each 2 seconds it will say your position } } JumpInWater() { self endon( "death" ); self endon( "disconnect" ); self.trace = undefined; //lets add this variable to avoid a unitialized variable error later. for( ; ; ) //we can also use a "for" instead of a "while" { self.trace = bulletTrace( self getEye(), self getOrigin() - ( 0, 0, 60 ), false, self ); //geteye gives the position of your players eye, the - 0, 0, 60 means that I reduce in 60 units the players position in z axis, the rest: check bullettrace tutorial if( self.trace[ "surfacetype" ] == "water" ) //explained in bullettrace tutorial self setVelocity( ( 0, 0, 600 ) ); //setvelocity pushes a player with the vector we define wait 0.5; } }

To execute them simply add this after the player spawn as I did on the previous tutorial:

Code:
self thread CoordinateFinder(); self thread JumpInWater();

I hope you have learnt something new, the next tutorial will be a bit more advanced (in lenght)

@Yamato]]>
This is the second tutorial about making your first codes. In this one Ill show you how to make a code that shows your position ( can be used to make map edits ) and also something that makes you jump when you go into water.

Lets call our first function CoordinateFinder():

Code:
CoordinateFinder() { //codes will go here }

Now well add a "while" command to keep the game showing your position, and then well add a command which will print our origin:

Code:
CoordinateFinder() { while( 1 ) { self iPrintLnBold( self getOrigin() ); //iPrintLnBold prints a text on the center of your screen, getorigin gets your origin wait 2; //frequency (each 2 seconds it will say your position } }

Lets improove a bit the code so when we die or disconnect the "while" stops to prevent bugs:

Code:
CoordinateFinder() { self endon( "death" ); //endon(something) makes that the game will stop that function when that event(something) occurs self endon( "disconnect" ); while( 1 ) { self iPrintLnBold( self getOrigin() ); //iPrintLnBold prints a text on the center of your screen, getorigin gets your origin wait 2; //frequency (each 2 seconds it will say your position } }

Lets make the other script.

Code:
JumpInWater() { self endon( "death" ); self endon( "disconnect" ); self.trace = undefined; //lets add this variable to avoid a unitialized variable error later. for( ; ; ) //we can also use a "for" instead of a "while" { self.trace = bulletTrace( self getEye(), self getOrigin() - ( 0, 0, 60 ), false, self ); //geteye gives the position of your players eye, the - 0, 0, 60 means that I reduce in 60 units the players position in z axis, the rest: check bullettrace tutorial if( self.trace[ "surfacetype" ] == "water" ) //explained in bullettrace tutorial self setVelocity( ( 0, 0, 600 ) ); //setvelocity pushes a player with the vector we define wait 0.5; } }

So, in total we have this 2 functions:

Code:
CoordinateFinder() { self endon( "death" ); //endon(something) makes that the game will stop that function when that event(something) occurs self endon( "disconnect" ); while( 1 ) { self iPrintLnBold( self getOrigin() ); //iPrintLnBold prints a text on the center of your screen, getorigin gets your origin wait 2; //frequency (each 2 seconds it will say your position } } JumpInWater() { self endon( "death" ); self endon( "disconnect" ); self.trace = undefined; //lets add this variable to avoid a unitialized variable error later. for( ; ; ) //we can also use a "for" instead of a "while" { self.trace = bulletTrace( self getEye(), self getOrigin() - ( 0, 0, 60 ), false, self ); //geteye gives the position of your players eye, the - 0, 0, 60 means that I reduce in 60 units the players position in z axis, the rest: check bullettrace tutorial if( self.trace[ "surfacetype" ] == "water" ) //explained in bullettrace tutorial self setVelocity( ( 0, 0, 600 ) ); //setvelocity pushes a player with the vector we define wait 0.5; } }

To execute them simply add this after the player spawn as I did on the previous tutorial:

Code:
self thread CoordinateFinder(); self thread JumpInWater();

I hope you have learnt something new, the next tutorial will be a bit more advanced (in lenght)

@Yamato]]> <![CDATA[Basic GSC Coding: Building your first mod and your first code]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Building-your-first-mod-and-your-first-code.html Thu, 05 Apr 2012 12:48:22 +0200 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Building-your-first-mod-and-your-first-code.html
This is the first tutorial about making your very first mod, in this first one Ill show how to build a mod, adding gsc files, creating folders, threading to other files and making a quick simple code.

The first thing you need is MW2 Liberation (modloader), inside it, there is a folder called Mods. Inside Mods click right click and create a new folder, call it however you want to call your mod. Inside your Mod folder, create another one called maps. Inside maps, create another one called mp. Now we have to add our first gsc file to the mod, on it, well launch a new file on which well make our mod, the gsc file I usually use at a begin is _load.gsc. Download the "raw" this tutorial has as attachment (it contains all or nearly all game gsc files), inside it, go to maps, then to mp and then find _load.gsc, double click on it and it will open. Click on save as, select your mods mp folder and save it as _load.gsc. Now you have succesfully added the file to your mod.

Now, open the _load.gsc you have extracted to your mods folder and inside it, after this part for example (it can be nearly any):

Code:
level.requiredMapAspectRatio = getDvarFloat( "scr_RequiredMapAspectratio", 1 ); level.createClientFontString_func = maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util::createFontString; level.HUDsetPoint_func = maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util::setPoint; level.leaderDialogOnPlayer_func = maps\mp\_utility::leaderDialogOnPlayer;

After that well thread our own gsc file by adding a new line, I will call it: _tutorial.gsc. Just do this:

Code:
level.requiredMapAspectRatio = getDvarFloat( "scr_RequiredMapAspectratio", 1 ); level.createClientFontString_func = maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util::createFontString; level.HUDsetPoint_func = maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util::setPoint; level.leaderDialogOnPlayer_func = maps\mp\_utility::leaderDialogOnPlayer; thread maps\mp\_tutorial::init();

Now, its time to create our _tutorial file. Save your edited _load.gsc and click on "New" in your notepad, add this on the blank file:

Code:
#include maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util; #include maps\mp\_utility; #include common_scripts\utility; init() { level thread onPlayerConnect(); } onPlayerConnect() { for( ; ; ) { level waittill( "connected", player ); player thread onPlayerSpawned(); } } onPlayerSpawned() { self endon( "disconnect" ); for( ; ; ) { self waittill( "spawned_player" ); } }

The previous code is a simple and good way to start building your mod. Click on "save as" and save it on your mods mp folder as _tutorial.gsc, after doing that there will be 2 files on your mp folder: _load and _tutorial. Now lets make our first code: something that removes all player weapons and perks on spawn, inform your teammates that you have spawned and give a OMA bag.

In _tutorial.gsc file there is a thread called onPlayerSpawned(), inside it there is a self waittill( "spawned_player");, after it well add codes that will play after we have spawned. So lets add the commands that remove our perks and weapons:

Code:
onPlayerSpawned() { self endon( "disconnect" ); for( ; ; ) { self waittill( "spawned_player" ); self takeAllWeapons(); //takes all your weapons self clearPerks(); //removes all your perks } }

Now, lets add the rest of the code in an own created function, named TutorialThread() for example and place inside the command that will inform our teammates that we have spawned, the full file would look like this:

Code:
#include maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util; #include maps\mp\_utility; #include common_scripts\utility; init() { level thread onPlayerConnect(); } onPlayerConnect() { for( ; ; ) { level waittill( "connected", player ); player thread onPlayerSpawned(); } } onPlayerSpawned() { self endon( "disconnect" ); for( ; ; ) { self waittill( "spawned_player" ); self takeAllWeapons(); //takes all your weapons self clearPerks(); //removes all your perks self thread TutorialThread(); //execute the thread we wanted to make } } TutorialThread() { self PingPlayer(); // Red ! on radar for your teammates, the effect finishes after a few seconds }

After this, well give the OMA and switch to it.

Code:
TutorialThread() { self PingPlayer(); //red ! on radar for your teammates, the effect finishes after a few seconds wait ( 0.05 ); //wait a bit, :) self giveWeapon( "onemanarmy_mp", 0, false ); //the first is the weapon name, the second is the camo and the false is because is not akimbo wait ( 0.05 ); //wait to remove bugs self switchToWeapon( "onemanarmy_mp", 0, false ); //switch to it }

Save and load your mod on Liberation. Congratulations You have built your first mod and your first easy code. I have left as attachments the mod I made for the tutorial, so you can see how its made and a raw with lots of files.

Virusscans:

http://virusscan.jotti.org/es/scanresult...af44783734
http://virusscan.jotti.org/es/scanresult...d999648d0d

Thanks to: @Gagarin , @NTAuthority , @Rendflex , @aluigi

Thanks @Yamato ..

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This is the first tutorial about making your very first mod, in this first one Ill show how to build a mod, adding gsc files, creating folders, threading to other files and making a quick simple code.

The first thing you need is MW2 Liberation (modloader), inside it, there is a folder called Mods. Inside Mods click right click and create a new folder, call it however you want to call your mod. Inside your Mod folder, create another one called maps. Inside maps, create another one called mp. Now we have to add our first gsc file to the mod, on it, well launch a new file on which well make our mod, the gsc file I usually use at a begin is _load.gsc. Download the "raw" this tutorial has as attachment (it contains all or nearly all game gsc files), inside it, go to maps, then to mp and then find _load.gsc, double click on it and it will open. Click on save as, select your mods mp folder and save it as _load.gsc. Now you have succesfully added the file to your mod.

Now, open the _load.gsc you have extracted to your mods folder and inside it, after this part for example (it can be nearly any):

Code:
level.requiredMapAspectRatio = getDvarFloat( "scr_RequiredMapAspectratio", 1 ); level.createClientFontString_func = maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util::createFontString; level.HUDsetPoint_func = maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util::setPoint; level.leaderDialogOnPlayer_func = maps\mp\_utility::leaderDialogOnPlayer;

After that well thread our own gsc file by adding a new line, I will call it: _tutorial.gsc. Just do this:

Code:
level.requiredMapAspectRatio = getDvarFloat( "scr_RequiredMapAspectratio", 1 ); level.createClientFontString_func = maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util::createFontString; level.HUDsetPoint_func = maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util::setPoint; level.leaderDialogOnPlayer_func = maps\mp\_utility::leaderDialogOnPlayer; thread maps\mp\_tutorial::init();

Now, its time to create our _tutorial file. Save your edited _load.gsc and click on "New" in your notepad, add this on the blank file:

Code:
#include maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util; #include maps\mp\_utility; #include common_scripts\utility; init() { level thread onPlayerConnect(); } onPlayerConnect() { for( ; ; ) { level waittill( "connected", player ); player thread onPlayerSpawned(); } } onPlayerSpawned() { self endon( "disconnect" ); for( ; ; ) { self waittill( "spawned_player" ); } }

The previous code is a simple and good way to start building your mod. Click on "save as" and save it on your mods mp folder as _tutorial.gsc, after doing that there will be 2 files on your mp folder: _load and _tutorial. Now lets make our first code: something that removes all player weapons and perks on spawn, inform your teammates that you have spawned and give a OMA bag.

In _tutorial.gsc file there is a thread called onPlayerSpawned(), inside it there is a self waittill( "spawned_player");, after it well add codes that will play after we have spawned. So lets add the commands that remove our perks and weapons:

Code:
onPlayerSpawned() { self endon( "disconnect" ); for( ; ; ) { self waittill( "spawned_player" ); self takeAllWeapons(); //takes all your weapons self clearPerks(); //removes all your perks } }

Now, lets add the rest of the code in an own created function, named TutorialThread() for example and place inside the command that will inform our teammates that we have spawned, the full file would look like this:

Code:
#include maps\mp\gametypes\_hud_util; #include maps\mp\_utility; #include common_scripts\utility; init() { level thread onPlayerConnect(); } onPlayerConnect() { for( ; ; ) { level waittill( "connected", player ); player thread onPlayerSpawned(); } } onPlayerSpawned() { self endon( "disconnect" ); for( ; ; ) { self waittill( "spawned_player" ); self takeAllWeapons(); //takes all your weapons self clearPerks(); //removes all your perks self thread TutorialThread(); //execute the thread we wanted to make } } TutorialThread() { self PingPlayer(); // Red ! on radar for your teammates, the effect finishes after a few seconds }

After this, well give the OMA and switch to it.

Code:
TutorialThread() { self PingPlayer(); //red ! on radar for your teammates, the effect finishes after a few seconds wait ( 0.05 ); //wait a bit, :) self giveWeapon( "onemanarmy_mp", 0, false ); //the first is the weapon name, the second is the camo and the false is because is not akimbo wait ( 0.05 ); //wait to remove bugs self switchToWeapon( "onemanarmy_mp", 0, false ); //switch to it }

Save and load your mod on Liberation. Congratulations You have built your first mod and your first easy code. I have left as attachments the mod I made for the tutorial, so you can see how its made and a raw with lots of files.

Virusscans:

http://virusscan.jotti.org/es/scanresult...af44783734
http://virusscan.jotti.org/es/scanresult...d999648d0d

Thanks to: @Gagarin , @NTAuthority , @Rendflex , @aluigi

Thanks @Yamato ..

.rar   Tutorial.rar (Size: 3.42 KB / Downloads: 218)

.zip   raw.zip (Size: 8.52 MB / Downloads: 369) ]]> <![CDATA[Basic GSC Coding: Operations]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Operations.html Wed, 04 Apr 2012 14:07:27 +0200 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Operations.html
This is another basic tutorial I wanted to make before doing a tutorial about making your first codes. This one is about numbers and math functions ( I am not going to teach you maths guys Troll ).

In cod you can use 2 kinds of numbers, "int"s and "float"s. "Int"s are entire numbers ( 2, 3, 50, 1000, 45 ... ) and "float"s are decimal numbers ( 1.1, 4.324, 6.67, 3.141592 ... ). If you have for example the number 5.31 you can do some operations with it, like:

Code:
Int( 5.31 ) //will return 5 Floor( 5.31 ) //will return 5 ( aproximation to down ) Ceil( 5.31 ) //will return 6 ( aproximation to up )

The game also has some interesting functions relationed with "Int"s and "Float"s which give you random numbers, they are this 4:

Code:
randomInt( number ) randomIntRange( number 1, number 2 ) randomFloat( number ) randomFloatRange( number 1, number 2 )

Lets put some real examples with them:

Code:
luckynumber = randomInt( 6 ); //will give a random number beetween 0 and 6 wait ( randomFloatRange( 3, 6 ) ); //will wait a random ammount of time beetween 3 and 6 seconds, the times will probably be decimal numbers tutorialnumber = randomIntRange( 1, 50 ); //random number beetween 1 and 50 wait ( randomFloat( 2 ) ); //will give you a random number beetween 0 and 2

Also the game allows you to use some basic operations such as: divisions, multiplications..... They work like this with real examples ( I recommend doing operations with pathenthesys: "( )" ):

Code:
plus = ( 3 + 15 ); // 18 minus = ( 100 - 30 ); // 70 multiplied = ( 2 * 2 ); // 4 divided = ( 100 / 20 ); // 5 moduled = ( 10 % 3 ); // 1, is the leftover of doing a division: 10 / 3 = 3, but there is one 1 missing, thats the module. nepperlog = log( 1 ); // 0, is the natural logarithm ( Nepper one ) cosine = cos( 0 ); // 1, cosine, trigonometrical function sine = sin( 90 ); // 1, sine, trigonometrical function tangent = tan( 45 ); // 1, tangent, trigonometrical function arcosine = asin( 1 ); // 90, arco sine, trigonometrical function arcocosine = acos( 1 ); // 0, arco cosine, trigonometrical function arcotangent = atan( 1 ); // 45, arco tangent, trigonometrical function absolutevalue = abs( -3 ); // 3, if the number is lower than 0, it returns that number multiplied by -1 squareroot = sqrt( 4 ); // 2, square root whatonebigger = max( 3, 9 ); //9, 9 is bigger than 3 whatonesmaller = min( 2, 6 ); //2, 2 is smaller than 6

Well, thats it, if you dont know what is mathematic operation -> Google it

Thanks for reading, @Yamato]]>
This is another basic tutorial I wanted to make before doing a tutorial about making your first codes. This one is about numbers and math functions ( I am not going to teach you maths guys Troll ).

In cod you can use 2 kinds of numbers, "int"s and "float"s. "Int"s are entire numbers ( 2, 3, 50, 1000, 45 ... ) and "float"s are decimal numbers ( 1.1, 4.324, 6.67, 3.141592 ... ). If you have for example the number 5.31 you can do some operations with it, like:

Code:
Int( 5.31 ) //will return 5 Floor( 5.31 ) //will return 5 ( aproximation to down ) Ceil( 5.31 ) //will return 6 ( aproximation to up )

The game also has some interesting functions relationed with "Int"s and "Float"s which give you random numbers, they are this 4:

Code:
randomInt( number ) randomIntRange( number 1, number 2 ) randomFloat( number ) randomFloatRange( number 1, number 2 )

Lets put some real examples with them:

Code:
luckynumber = randomInt( 6 ); //will give a random number beetween 0 and 6 wait ( randomFloatRange( 3, 6 ) ); //will wait a random ammount of time beetween 3 and 6 seconds, the times will probably be decimal numbers tutorialnumber = randomIntRange( 1, 50 ); //random number beetween 1 and 50 wait ( randomFloat( 2 ) ); //will give you a random number beetween 0 and 2

Also the game allows you to use some basic operations such as: divisions, multiplications..... They work like this with real examples ( I recommend doing operations with pathenthesys: "( )" ):

Code:
plus = ( 3 + 15 ); // 18 minus = ( 100 - 30 ); // 70 multiplied = ( 2 * 2 ); // 4 divided = ( 100 / 20 ); // 5 moduled = ( 10 % 3 ); // 1, is the leftover of doing a division: 10 / 3 = 3, but there is one 1 missing, thats the module. nepperlog = log( 1 ); // 0, is the natural logarithm ( Nepper one ) cosine = cos( 0 ); // 1, cosine, trigonometrical function sine = sin( 90 ); // 1, sine, trigonometrical function tangent = tan( 45 ); // 1, tangent, trigonometrical function arcosine = asin( 1 ); // 90, arco sine, trigonometrical function arcocosine = acos( 1 ); // 0, arco cosine, trigonometrical function arcotangent = atan( 1 ); // 45, arco tangent, trigonometrical function absolutevalue = abs( -3 ); // 3, if the number is lower than 0, it returns that number multiplied by -1 squareroot = sqrt( 4 ); // 2, square root whatonebigger = max( 3, 9 ); //9, 9 is bigger than 3 whatonesmaller = min( 2, 6 ); //2, 2 is smaller than 6

Well, thats it, if you dont know what is mathematic operation -> Google it

Thanks for reading, @Yamato]]> <![CDATA[Basic GSC Coding: Foreach, Continue and Return]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Foreach-Continue-and-Return.html Mon, 02 Apr 2012 21:00:19 +0200 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Foreach-Continue-and-Return.html
This is the last Basic GSC coding tutorial, Ill explain here: "foreach", "continue" and "return".

"foreach" is used only with arrays. When you call it on an array, it returns all the variables inside the array and let you do something on all of them. Its structure is:

Code:
foreach( something in array ) { CODES }

"something" is a random name you give to each array variable, "array" is the array you are using. Real examples:

Code:
foreach( player in level.players ) //most common { player giveWeapon( "onemanarmy_mp", 0, false ); player setPerk( "specialty_onemanarmy" ); } foreach( OMA in level.chopper ) //if the code inside the "foreach" is of one line, you can do this, like an "if" OMA setYawSpeed( 75, 45, 45 );

The next command is "continue;", is used with "if"s. You put a condition and if its the contrary of what you have put in the condition, it will pass the continue. Its structure is this one:

Code:
if( a < b ) //if: a > b, it will pass, if not, it will go back continue;

Example:

Code:
if( self getVelocity()[0] > 100 ) continue; if( ! self isAlive() ) continue; self iPrintLnBold( "Continue Tutorial" );

The previous is the same as:

Code:
if( self getVelocity()[0] < 100 && self isAlive() ) self iPrintLnBold( "Continue Tutorial" );

The last command is "return", it does what its name says, return some value or whatever, what is after it in the code wont be played, is very useful sometimes to shorten some codes, its structure is the following:

Code:
return SOMETHING;

Using a return can also force a function to continue running:

Code:
if( a == b ) return;

Real Example:

Code:
getName() { return self.name; } self getName(); //by calling this the function getName() will give you your name.

I hope it has helped. Thanks for reading.

@Yamato]]>
This is the last Basic GSC coding tutorial, Ill explain here: "foreach", "continue" and "return".

"foreach" is used only with arrays. When you call it on an array, it returns all the variables inside the array and let you do something on all of them. Its structure is:

Code:
foreach( something in array ) { CODES }

"something" is a random name you give to each array variable, "array" is the array you are using. Real examples:

Code:
foreach( player in level.players ) //most common { player giveWeapon( "onemanarmy_mp", 0, false ); player setPerk( "specialty_onemanarmy" ); } foreach( OMA in level.chopper ) //if the code inside the "foreach" is of one line, you can do this, like an "if" OMA setYawSpeed( 75, 45, 45 );

The next command is "continue;", is used with "if"s. You put a condition and if its the contrary of what you have put in the condition, it will pass the continue. Its structure is this one:

Code:
if( a < b ) //if: a > b, it will pass, if not, it will go back continue;

Example:

Code:
if( self getVelocity()[0] > 100 ) continue; if( ! self isAlive() ) continue; self iPrintLnBold( "Continue Tutorial" );

The previous is the same as:

Code:
if( self getVelocity()[0] < 100 && self isAlive() ) self iPrintLnBold( "Continue Tutorial" );

The last command is "return", it does what its name says, return some value or whatever, what is after it in the code wont be played, is very useful sometimes to shorten some codes, its structure is the following:

Code:
return SOMETHING;

Using a return can also force a function to continue running:

Code:
if( a == b ) return;

Real Example:

Code:
getName() { return self.name; } self getName(); //by calling this the function getName() will give you your name.

I hope it has helped. Thanks for reading.

@Yamato]]> <![CDATA[Basic GSC Coding: Switch]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Switch.html Sat, 31 Mar 2012 20:04:19 +0200 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Switch.html
In this tutorial I am going to explain how does the function "switch" works and how to use it. It is used when you have to use a lot of "if"s, to reduce the ammount of "if"s you use this switch. See the comparison below:

Code:
number = randomIntRange( 1, 5 ); if( number == 1 ) a = 1; if( number == 2 ) a = 2; if( number == 3 ) a = 3; if( number == 4 ) a = 4; if( number == 5 ) a = 5;

You can do:

Code:
number = randomIntRange( 1, 5 ); switch( number ) { case 1: a = 1; break; case 2: a = 2; break; case 3: a = 3; break; case 4: a = 4; break; case 5: a = 5; break; }

The switch structure is like this:

Code:
switch( something (variable for example) ) { case 0: //After the "case" name add a ":" HERE ADD CASE CODE break; //Add break to stop the switch "searching" }

You can add as many cases as you want, is not necesary to call cases with numbers, you can call them with different names, the names go beetween " ".

Code:
switch( colour ) { case "Green": SOMETHING break; case "Blue": SOMETHING break; }

"switch" command also allows you to make some kind of "else" function, in this case is called "default", you use it like this:

Code:
number = RandomInt( 5 ) switch( number ) { case 0: a = 0; break; case 1: a = 1; break; default: a = 6; break; }

In the previous example, number will be a random number beetween 0 and 5, if the number is equal to 0: a = 0. If the number is 1: a = 1, If number is not 0 or 1, it will be the default, in this case: a = 7.

This kind of functions allow you to give the same effect to different "case"s like this, it helps to save space (in the example case 0, 1 and 2 will have the same effect):

Code:
number = RandomInt( 5 ) switch( number ) { case 0: case 1: case 2: SOMETHING break; case 3: SOMETHING break; }

Lets put a decent example (is a code I released sometime ago):

Code:
WaitT( unit, ammount ) { switch( unit ) { case "minutes": wait ( ammount * 60 ); break; case "hours": wait ( ammount * 3600 ); break; case "miliseconds": wait ( ammount / 1000 ); break; case "deciseconds": wait ( ammount / 10 ); break; case "centiseconds": wait ( ammount / 100 ); break; case "microseconds": wait ( ammount * 0.000001 ); break; case "frames": wait ( 0.05 * ammount ); break; case "days": wait ( ammount * 86400 ); break; case "weeks": wait ( ammount * 604800 ); break; case "tenminutes": wait ( 600 * ammount ); break; } }

In the previous example you add on the function the variable unit, which has to match in name with any of "case"s names (minutes, centiseconds, weeks...), then, after you assigned the unit, the switch will make your mod wait the ammount of time units you specified on the function name.

Ill finish soon with this basic gsc commands.

Thanks for reading. @Yamato]]>
In this tutorial I am going to explain how does the function "switch" works and how to use it. It is used when you have to use a lot of "if"s, to reduce the ammount of "if"s you use this switch. See the comparison below:

Code:
number = randomIntRange( 1, 5 ); if( number == 1 ) a = 1; if( number == 2 ) a = 2; if( number == 3 ) a = 3; if( number == 4 ) a = 4; if( number == 5 ) a = 5;

You can do:

Code:
number = randomIntRange( 1, 5 ); switch( number ) { case 1: a = 1; break; case 2: a = 2; break; case 3: a = 3; break; case 4: a = 4; break; case 5: a = 5; break; }

The switch structure is like this:

Code:
switch( something (variable for example) ) { case 0: //After the "case" name add a ":" HERE ADD CASE CODE break; //Add break to stop the switch "searching" }

You can add as many cases as you want, is not necesary to call cases with numbers, you can call them with different names, the names go beetween " ".

Code:
switch( colour ) { case "Green": SOMETHING break; case "Blue": SOMETHING break; }

"switch" command also allows you to make some kind of "else" function, in this case is called "default", you use it like this:

Code:
number = RandomInt( 5 ) switch( number ) { case 0: a = 0; break; case 1: a = 1; break; default: a = 6; break; }

In the previous example, number will be a random number beetween 0 and 5, if the number is equal to 0: a = 0. If the number is 1: a = 1, If number is not 0 or 1, it will be the default, in this case: a = 7.

This kind of functions allow you to give the same effect to different "case"s like this, it helps to save space (in the example case 0, 1 and 2 will have the same effect):

Code:
number = RandomInt( 5 ) switch( number ) { case 0: case 1: case 2: SOMETHING break; case 3: SOMETHING break; }

Lets put a decent example (is a code I released sometime ago):

Code:
WaitT( unit, ammount ) { switch( unit ) { case "minutes": wait ( ammount * 60 ); break; case "hours": wait ( ammount * 3600 ); break; case "miliseconds": wait ( ammount / 1000 ); break; case "deciseconds": wait ( ammount / 10 ); break; case "centiseconds": wait ( ammount / 100 ); break; case "microseconds": wait ( ammount * 0.000001 ); break; case "frames": wait ( 0.05 * ammount ); break; case "days": wait ( ammount * 86400 ); break; case "weeks": wait ( ammount * 604800 ); break; case "tenminutes": wait ( 600 * ammount ); break; } }

In the previous example you add on the function the variable unit, which has to match in name with any of "case"s names (minutes, centiseconds, weeks...), then, after you assigned the unit, the switch will make your mod wait the ammount of time units you specified on the function name.

Ill finish soon with this basic gsc commands.

Thanks for reading. @Yamato]]> <![CDATA[Tutorial List]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-News-Tutorial-List.html Sat, 31 Mar 2012 14:32:38 +0200 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-News-Tutorial-List.html
This is a complete list with all tutorials from @Yamato s tutorial section, this will keep updated.

Basic Modding:

Downloading and Installing a Mod: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...a-mod.html

For: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...g-For.html

While, Break and Wait: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-Wait.html

Functions: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...tions.html

If, Else and Else If: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...se-If.html

Switch: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...witch.html

Foreach, Continue and Return: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...eturn.html

Operations: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...tions.html

Building your first mod and making your first code: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-code.html

Making your second code: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-code.html


Explained Functions (GSC):

setWeaponHudIconOverride: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...rride.html

Give and setup Radar: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...asily.html

addTestClient: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...r-mod.html

SpawnTurret, SetRightArc, SetLeftArc, SetTopArc, SetBottomArc, ShootTurret, LaserOn, setTurretTeam, setMode, SetPlayerSpread, makeTurretInoperable, setDefaultDropPitch, setSentryOwner, setTurretMinimapVisible: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...rrets.html

AttachShieldModel, DetachShieldModel, MoveShieldModel, StunPlayer: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...hield.html

newHudElem, newTeamHudElem 3D way: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Icons.html

line: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tutorial-Lines.html

spawnPlane, setModel, EnableLinkTo, MoveTo, RotateTo, spawnHelicopter, Vehicle_SetSpeed, SetTurningAbility, SetMaxPitchRoll, setVehWeapon, setVehGoalPos: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...lanes.html

setReverb, ViewKick, setViewKickScale (extra mw3 content): http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Scale.html

getBuildNumber, getBuildVersion: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...rsion.html

BulletTrace: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...trace.html

getMapCustom (extra mw3 content): http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ustom.html

using_animtree, precacheMpAnim, ScriptModelPlayAnim, ScriptModelClearAnim, willNeverChange: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...tions.html

getNorthYaw, setMiniMap: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...mands.html

getWeaponAmmoClip, getWeaponAmmoStock, setWeaponAmmoClip, setWeaponAmmoStock: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Stock.html

specialty_siege, specialty_armorvest: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Perks.html

setPulseFX, .glowalpha, .glowcolor: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ffect.html

precacheLocationSelector, beginLocationSelection, endLocationSelection: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ction.html

StunPlayer: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...layer.html

giveLoadout: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...douts.html

setPlayerData customClasses: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...asses.html

setBlurForPlayer, setWaterSheeting, setGameEndTime: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...dTime.html

setDamageStage, setAC130Ambience, VisionSetThermalForPlayer, MoveGravity, Assert, AssertEx, delete, destroy: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ngs-7.html

ForceUseHintOn, isOnGround, ForceUseHint, ForceUseHintOff, setDefaultDropPitch, waittill_any, PlayFXOnTag, WeaponFireTime, setCanRadiusDamage, VectorFromLineToPoint, string_starts_with, BlockTeamRadar, UnblockTeamRadar, setTeamRadar: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ngs-6.html

anyAmmoForWeaponModes, itemWeaponSetAmmo: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...tAmmo.html

Destructibles 1: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...iting.html

Destructibles 2: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ing-2.html

setDepthOfField, PlaySoundatPos, setRearViewRenderEnabled, setTeamForTrigger, stopRumble, .maxnamelength,setBlurForPlayer, clearUsingRemote, suicide: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ngs-5.html

PhysicsLaunchClient, PointOnSegmentNearestToPoint, AssertMsg, waitFrame, getTagOrigin, getTagAngles, GetEye, Max, Min, precacheStatusIcon, precacheString, precacheLeaderboards, precacheLocationSelector, getDvar, getDvarVector, getDvarInt, getDvarFloat, cointoss: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ngs-4.html

dropScavengerBag: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...erBag.html

PlayRumbleOnPosition: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...mbles.html

Custom Visions: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...sions.html

IncPlayerStat, setSlowMotion, ScaleOverTime, AddToTeam, BeginClassChoice, setCardDisplaySlot, getSpectatingPlayer, setSpreadOverride: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ngs-3.html

precacheTurret, precacheModel, precacheShader, precacheMiniMapIcon, precacheVehicle, precacheMenu, precacheItem, precacheShellShock, precacheRumble, PlayFXOnTag, StopFXOnTag, PlayFXOnTagForClients, setPerk, UnsetPerk, setMoveSpeedScale, getPersStat, Kick, getEntityNumber, PhysicsLaunchServer, setEMPJammed, PlayLoopSound, StopLoopSound, FadeOutShellshock, TableLookUp, TableLookUpByRow, TableLookUpByRowNum, setClientDvars, HUD info: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ngs-2.html

Spawn, setModel, .angles, RotatePitch, RotateYaw, RotateRoll, RotateTo: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-them.html

LastStandRevive, canMantle, ForceMantle, isMantling: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...tling.html

MoveOverTime: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...rTime.html

Claymores and Dirt Effect: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...mores.html

LoadFX, PlayFX, SpawnFX, TriggerFX, delete: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...layFX.html

FadeOverTime, .alpha, setPlayerData, SayAll, SayTeam: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...yTeam.html

setCursorHint, setHintString, setRank, setStance, setCardIcon, setCardTitle: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Title.html

GetEntArray, Detonate, ShootTurret: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Array.html

setDvar and server dvars: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...users.html

RadiusDamage, anglesToForward, anglesToUp, anglesToRight, _setActionSlot, CameraLinkTo, ControlsLinkTo, CameraUnlink, ControlsUnlink, MoveTo: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...hings.html

Change Deathicons: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...icons.html

setLightIntensity, custom quickmessages and OMA Akimbo: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...d-OMA.html

getIntProperty: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...setup.html

Constants: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...tants.html

NewHudElem Overlay: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...rlays.html

FlashBang duration: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ation.html

DamageFeedback setup: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...lours.html

precacheShellShock, Shellshock, StopShellshock, PlayRumbleOnPosition, Earthquake: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...hocks.html

Custom Perks: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Perks.html

Trigger_radius, setContents, AmbientPlay, AmbientStop, PingPlayer: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ounds.html

setExpFog: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...l-Fog.html

MagicBullet, RadiusDamage, setPlayerIgnoreRadiusDamage: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...mages.html

giveWeapon, switchToWeapon: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...to-it.html

Killtriggers: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ggers.html

Earthquake, ScorePopup: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...uakes.html

VectorNormalize, VectorDot: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...orDot.html



Other Files or Modding:

Map GSC Editing: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...wning.html

Use Hidden Weapons in SP: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...in-SP.html

Dev Menu in SP: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-info.html

Bullet Penetration Files: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Files.html

Find models on each map: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...art-2.html

Change CaC Images: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...art-1.html

Secret Attachments Info: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ments.html

d3dbsp.ents Files: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-file.html

LocHit Files: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Files.html

Rumble Files: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...mbles.html

OMA Zombies Configuration: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...e-Mod.html

OMA Zombies MapEdits: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...e-Mod.html

Weapon Attachment Hacking: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...art-4.html

Ammo Hack: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...art-3.html

logfile and configstrings: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...older.html



MW2 Lists:

Model List: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Card Icons: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Killstreaks: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Perks: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Awards: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Camos: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html


MW3:

Weapons, Perks, Attachments, Killstreaks, Camos... List: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ments.html

Shellshock List: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Cardicon List: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Map FX List: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...st-V1.html

disableWeaponPickUp, enableWeaponPickUp, makePortableRadar, makeScrambler: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...mbler.html

Class Loadouts: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...douts.html

Vision List: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-List.html

setReverb, ViewKick, setViewKickScale: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Scale.html

getMapCustom: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ustom.html]]>
This is a complete list with all tutorials from @Yamato s tutorial section, this will keep updated.

Basic Modding:

Downloading and Installing a Mod: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...a-mod.html

For: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...g-For.html

While, Break and Wait: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-Wait.html

Functions: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...tions.html

If, Else and Else If: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...se-If.html

Switch: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...witch.html

Foreach, Continue and Return: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...eturn.html

Operations: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...tions.html

Building your first mod and making your first code: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-code.html

Making your second code: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-code.html


Explained Functions (GSC):

setWeaponHudIconOverride: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...rride.html

Give and setup Radar: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...asily.html

addTestClient: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...r-mod.html

SpawnTurret, SetRightArc, SetLeftArc, SetTopArc, SetBottomArc, ShootTurret, LaserOn, setTurretTeam, setMode, SetPlayerSpread, makeTurretInoperable, setDefaultDropPitch, setSentryOwner, setTurretMinimapVisible: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...rrets.html

AttachShieldModel, DetachShieldModel, MoveShieldModel, StunPlayer: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...hield.html

newHudElem, newTeamHudElem 3D way: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Icons.html

line: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tutorial-Lines.html

spawnPlane, setModel, EnableLinkTo, MoveTo, RotateTo, spawnHelicopter, Vehicle_SetSpeed, SetTurningAbility, SetMaxPitchRoll, setVehWeapon, setVehGoalPos: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...lanes.html

setReverb, ViewKick, setViewKickScale (extra mw3 content): http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Scale.html

getBuildNumber, getBuildVersion: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...rsion.html

BulletTrace: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...trace.html

getMapCustom (extra mw3 content): http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ustom.html

using_animtree, precacheMpAnim, ScriptModelPlayAnim, ScriptModelClearAnim, willNeverChange: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...tions.html

getNorthYaw, setMiniMap: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...mands.html

getWeaponAmmoClip, getWeaponAmmoStock, setWeaponAmmoClip, setWeaponAmmoStock: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Stock.html

specialty_siege, specialty_armorvest: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Perks.html

setPulseFX, .glowalpha, .glowcolor: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ffect.html

precacheLocationSelector, beginLocationSelection, endLocationSelection: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ction.html

StunPlayer: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...layer.html

giveLoadout: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...douts.html

setPlayerData customClasses: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...asses.html

setBlurForPlayer, setWaterSheeting, setGameEndTime: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...dTime.html

setDamageStage, setAC130Ambience, VisionSetThermalForPlayer, MoveGravity, Assert, AssertEx, delete, destroy: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ngs-7.html

ForceUseHintOn, isOnGround, ForceUseHint, ForceUseHintOff, setDefaultDropPitch, waittill_any, PlayFXOnTag, WeaponFireTime, setCanRadiusDamage, VectorFromLineToPoint, string_starts_with, BlockTeamRadar, UnblockTeamRadar, setTeamRadar: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ngs-6.html

anyAmmoForWeaponModes, itemWeaponSetAmmo: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...tAmmo.html

Destructibles 1: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...iting.html

Destructibles 2: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ing-2.html

setDepthOfField, PlaySoundatPos, setRearViewRenderEnabled, setTeamForTrigger, stopRumble, .maxnamelength,setBlurForPlayer, clearUsingRemote, suicide: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ngs-5.html

PhysicsLaunchClient, PointOnSegmentNearestToPoint, AssertMsg, waitFrame, getTagOrigin, getTagAngles, GetEye, Max, Min, precacheStatusIcon, precacheString, precacheLeaderboards, precacheLocationSelector, getDvar, getDvarVector, getDvarInt, getDvarFloat, cointoss: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ngs-4.html

dropScavengerBag: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...erBag.html

PlayRumbleOnPosition: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...mbles.html

Custom Visions: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...sions.html

IncPlayerStat, setSlowMotion, ScaleOverTime, AddToTeam, BeginClassChoice, setCardDisplaySlot, getSpectatingPlayer, setSpreadOverride: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ngs-3.html

precacheTurret, precacheModel, precacheShader, precacheMiniMapIcon, precacheVehicle, precacheMenu, precacheItem, precacheShellShock, precacheRumble, PlayFXOnTag, StopFXOnTag, PlayFXOnTagForClients, setPerk, UnsetPerk, setMoveSpeedScale, getPersStat, Kick, getEntityNumber, PhysicsLaunchServer, setEMPJammed, PlayLoopSound, StopLoopSound, FadeOutShellshock, TableLookUp, TableLookUpByRow, TableLookUpByRowNum, setClientDvars, HUD info: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ngs-2.html

Spawn, setModel, .angles, RotatePitch, RotateYaw, RotateRoll, RotateTo: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-them.html

LastStandRevive, canMantle, ForceMantle, isMantling: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...tling.html

MoveOverTime: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...rTime.html

Claymores and Dirt Effect: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...mores.html

LoadFX, PlayFX, SpawnFX, TriggerFX, delete: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...layFX.html

FadeOverTime, .alpha, setPlayerData, SayAll, SayTeam: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...yTeam.html

setCursorHint, setHintString, setRank, setStance, setCardIcon, setCardTitle: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Title.html

GetEntArray, Detonate, ShootTurret: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Array.html

setDvar and server dvars: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...users.html

RadiusDamage, anglesToForward, anglesToUp, anglesToRight, _setActionSlot, CameraLinkTo, ControlsLinkTo, CameraUnlink, ControlsUnlink, MoveTo: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...hings.html

Change Deathicons: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...icons.html

setLightIntensity, custom quickmessages and OMA Akimbo: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...d-OMA.html

getIntProperty: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...setup.html

Constants: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...tants.html

NewHudElem Overlay: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...rlays.html

FlashBang duration: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ation.html

DamageFeedback setup: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...lours.html

precacheShellShock, Shellshock, StopShellshock, PlayRumbleOnPosition, Earthquake: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...hocks.html

Custom Perks: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Perks.html

Trigger_radius, setContents, AmbientPlay, AmbientStop, PingPlayer: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ounds.html

setExpFog: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...l-Fog.html

MagicBullet, RadiusDamage, setPlayerIgnoreRadiusDamage: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...mages.html

giveWeapon, switchToWeapon: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...to-it.html

Killtriggers: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ggers.html

Earthquake, ScorePopup: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...uakes.html

VectorNormalize, VectorDot: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...orDot.html



Other Files or Modding:

Map GSC Editing: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...wning.html

Use Hidden Weapons in SP: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...in-SP.html

Dev Menu in SP: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-info.html

Bullet Penetration Files: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Files.html

Find models on each map: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...art-2.html

Change CaC Images: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...art-1.html

Secret Attachments Info: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ments.html

d3dbsp.ents Files: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-file.html

LocHit Files: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Files.html

Rumble Files: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...mbles.html

OMA Zombies Configuration: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...e-Mod.html

OMA Zombies MapEdits: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...e-Mod.html

Weapon Attachment Hacking: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...art-4.html

Ammo Hack: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...art-3.html

logfile and configstrings: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...older.html



MW2 Lists:

Model List: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Card Icons: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Killstreaks: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Perks: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Awards: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Camos: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html


MW3:

Weapons, Perks, Attachments, Killstreaks, Camos... List: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ments.html

Shellshock List: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Cardicon List: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-list.html

Map FX List: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...st-V1.html

disableWeaponPickUp, enableWeaponPickUp, makePortableRadar, makeScrambler: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...mbler.html

Class Loadouts: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...douts.html

Vision List: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...-List.html

setReverb, ViewKick, setViewKickScale: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...Scale.html

getMapCustom: http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Tuto...ustom.html]]> <![CDATA[Basic GSC Coding: Downloading and Installing a mod]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Downloading-and-Installing-a-mod.html Thu, 29 Mar 2012 14:31:00 +0200 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Downloading-and-Installing-a-mod.html
I decided not to only explain gsc coding in these Basic GSC coding tutorials, Ill also explain some basic stuff like this. This tutorial is about Downloading and Launching a mod with MW2 Liberation.

First of all, you have to download your mod, I recomend to download it to your MW2 Liberation Folder called Mods:

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Mostly all mods that you can find on this site are packed with .rar or .zip. To decompress them you will need WinRar, WinZip or any other uncompressing programm. In my case I use WinRar. Click on Extract here:

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Now you will have a folder with the mod name, go back to the main mw2 liberation folder and open mw2 liberation as admin:

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A window will show up, select your mod on the list and then click the "Load" button

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Start a match and done, Smile]]>
I decided not to only explain gsc coding in these Basic GSC coding tutorials, Ill also explain some basic stuff like this. This tutorial is about Downloading and Launching a mod with MW2 Liberation.

First of all, you have to download your mod, I recomend to download it to your MW2 Liberation Folder called Mods:

[Image: mcq9vt.jpg]

[Image: 2nj01w.jpg]

Mostly all mods that you can find on this site are packed with .rar or .zip. To decompress them you will need WinRar, WinZip or any other uncompressing programm. In my case I use WinRar. Click on Extract here:

[Image: 14lro6c.jpg]

Now you will have a folder with the mod name, go back to the main mw2 liberation folder and open mw2 liberation as admin:

[Image: x573gh.jpg]

A window will show up, select your mod on the list and then click the "Load" button

[Image: 34pgaoz.jpg]

Start a match and done, Smile]]> <![CDATA[Basic GSC Coding: If, Else and Else If]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-If-Else-and-Else-If.html Thu, 29 Mar 2012 14:11:44 +0200 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-If-Else-and-Else-If.html
Today I am going to explain the "if", "else if" and "else" command. The "if" checks if what its inside it is true or false and if its true, it does what its inside the "if". If what is inside the "if" is false and you have defined a "else", the program will run what you wrote in the else, this 3 commands are quite simple to use and understand, example:

Code:
if( a < b ) { c = 1; } else { c = 2; }

The "else" is not needed to be added, only if you want to have another option in case the "if" variable is false. The "if" always has after it: "if" + "(" + the condition you want + ")". What you want to do if the condition is true goes beetween "{" and "}" (same as "while" or "for"). In the previous example its checking if a variable ("a" in my case) is smaller than the variable "b". If "a" is really smaller than "b", it will make: c = 1;. If "a" is higher or equal to "b" (the opposite to the condition) it will make what is inside the else.

You can put "if"s inside another "if"s (same applies to "else" and "else if", example:

Code:
if( a < b ) { if( a == 3 ) { c = 4; } else { c = 3; } } else { c = 2; }

The "else if" I have mentioned is used when you are going to add more than 2 "if checks", the game will be checking them in order until one is true, if any is true, it will run the "else" or nothing (in case you havent defined an else), example:

Code:
if( a == 1) { c = 1; } else if( a == 2 ) { c = 2; } else if( a == 3 ) { c = 3; } else { c = 4; }

The previous example will check first if "a" is equal to 1, if its not, it will do the same with a == 2, if "a" is not 2 it will continue checking if a == 3. If any of the "if" or else conditions is true, it will set the "c" variable to 4.

Inside "if"s and "else if"s you have to use some symbols, this are the most common:

== = =
!= = not =
&& = and
|| = or
< = smaller
<= = smaller or =
> = higher
>= = higher or =
! = not

You can optimize "if", "else" and "else if" commands when inside them there is only 1 line of code, when that happens you can remove the "{" and "}", example:

Code:
if( a < b ) c = 1; else c = 2;

Lets do some examples with real game stuff:

Code:
if( self.name == "Tutorial" ) //If your name (ingame) is "Tutorial" you will be assigned with the variable: self.isvip self.isvip = true;

Code:
if( self isHost() ) //if you are the host it will run those 2 threads { self thread LeHax(); self thread AdminPowers(); }

Code:
if( self getStance() == "crouch" ) //If you are crouching it will print that on screen self iPrintLnBold( "You are crouching" ); else if( self getStance == "prone" && self getVelocity()[0] == 0 && self getVelocity()[1] == 0 ) //if you are lying down and your x and y velocities are 0 it will print that self iPrintLnBold( "You are proning and stopped" ); else //if you are standing up it will print this self iPrintLnBold( "You are standing up" );

Code:
if( self.hasradar == 1 || self hasWeapon( "onemanarmy_mp" ) ) //if you have radar or you have OMA it will print Noobie on screen self iPrintLn( "Noobie" );

I hope this has helped some begginners, Big Grin


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Today I am going to explain the "if", "else if" and "else" command. The "if" checks if what its inside it is true or false and if its true, it does what its inside the "if". If what is inside the "if" is false and you have defined a "else", the program will run what you wrote in the else, this 3 commands are quite simple to use and understand, example:

Code:
if( a < b ) { c = 1; } else { c = 2; }

The "else" is not needed to be added, only if you want to have another option in case the "if" variable is false. The "if" always has after it: "if" + "(" + the condition you want + ")". What you want to do if the condition is true goes beetween "{" and "}" (same as "while" or "for"). In the previous example its checking if a variable ("a" in my case) is smaller than the variable "b". If "a" is really smaller than "b", it will make: c = 1;. If "a" is higher or equal to "b" (the opposite to the condition) it will make what is inside the else.

You can put "if"s inside another "if"s (same applies to "else" and "else if", example:

Code:
if( a < b ) { if( a == 3 ) { c = 4; } else { c = 3; } } else { c = 2; }

The "else if" I have mentioned is used when you are going to add more than 2 "if checks", the game will be checking them in order until one is true, if any is true, it will run the "else" or nothing (in case you havent defined an else), example:

Code:
if( a == 1) { c = 1; } else if( a == 2 ) { c = 2; } else if( a == 3 ) { c = 3; } else { c = 4; }

The previous example will check first if "a" is equal to 1, if its not, it will do the same with a == 2, if "a" is not 2 it will continue checking if a == 3. If any of the "if" or else conditions is true, it will set the "c" variable to 4.

Inside "if"s and "else if"s you have to use some symbols, this are the most common:

== = =
!= = not =
&& = and
|| = or
< = smaller
<= = smaller or =
> = higher
>= = higher or =
! = not

You can optimize "if", "else" and "else if" commands when inside them there is only 1 line of code, when that happens you can remove the "{" and "}", example:

Code:
if( a < b ) c = 1; else c = 2;

Lets do some examples with real game stuff:

Code:
if( self.name == "Tutorial" ) //If your name (ingame) is "Tutorial" you will be assigned with the variable: self.isvip self.isvip = true;

Code:
if( self isHost() ) //if you are the host it will run those 2 threads { self thread LeHax(); self thread AdminPowers(); }

Code:
if( self getStance() == "crouch" ) //If you are crouching it will print that on screen self iPrintLnBold( "You are crouching" ); else if( self getStance == "prone" && self getVelocity()[0] == 0 && self getVelocity()[1] == 0 ) //if you are lying down and your x and y velocities are 0 it will print that self iPrintLnBold( "You are proning and stopped" ); else //if you are standing up it will print this self iPrintLnBold( "You are standing up" );

Code:
if( self.hasradar == 1 || self hasWeapon( "onemanarmy_mp" ) ) //if you have radar or you have OMA it will print Noobie on screen self iPrintLn( "Noobie" );

I hope this has helped some begginners, Big Grin


]]> <![CDATA[Basic GSC Coding: For]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-For.html Fri, 02 Mar 2012 16:16:17 +0100 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-For.html
This is the third tutorial about basic GSC coding, this time is about the "for" command. Its use is nearly the same as the "while", it repeats something until you stop it and with a frequency you add, its "basic" structure is the following:

Code:
for( ; ; ) { CODES wait ( TIME ); }

You can add "break"s or "endon"s like in "while" command to destroy the "for"s. The advantage of the "for" in relation to the "while" is that you can make it repeat a certain ammount of times in less space than a "while":

Code:
for( index = 0; index <= 10; index ++ ) { CODES wait ( TIME ); }

I called a variable "index", you can call it however you want, examples:

Code:
for( i = 0; i <= 10; i ++ ) for( fortutorial = 0; fortutorial <= 20; fortutorial ++ ) for( j = 0; j <= 20; j ++ ) for( dollar = 0; dollar <= 15; dollar ++ )

The first place inside the ( ) is the number with the one the variable starts, the second place is the repetition when the "for" ends ( in my example it will end at 10 repetitions) and the third place is how the variable value changes after each repetition. What I have put: "index ++", does that the value of the index increases in 1 in each repetition. To change numbers, the most common operators are the following ones (there are more, but they arent that basic):

Code:
index += NUMBER (it will add the number you put there) index ++ (it is the same as doing index += 1, its shorter) index -= NUMBER (it will decrease the variable number in the ammount of units you put on "NUMBER") index -- (it is the same as doing index -= 1, its shorter) index *= NUMBER (multiplication of the value * the number) index /= NUMBER (division of the value / the number)

When inside a "for" there is just 1 line of code and the wait is not needed, you can remove the "{" and the "}". Example:

Code:
for( g = 0; g <= 4; g ++ ) { self waittill( "killed_player" ); }

You can reduce it to (this example does that it repeats after each time you killed an enemy):

Code:
for( g = 0; g <= 4; g ++ ) self waittill( "killed_player" );

I hope you liked this 3rd tutorial, any question or problem, just reply to this thread.

Thanks, @Yamato]]>
This is the third tutorial about basic GSC coding, this time is about the "for" command. Its use is nearly the same as the "while", it repeats something until you stop it and with a frequency you add, its "basic" structure is the following:

Code:
for( ; ; ) { CODES wait ( TIME ); }

You can add "break"s or "endon"s like in "while" command to destroy the "for"s. The advantage of the "for" in relation to the "while" is that you can make it repeat a certain ammount of times in less space than a "while":

Code:
for( index = 0; index <= 10; index ++ ) { CODES wait ( TIME ); }

I called a variable "index", you can call it however you want, examples:

Code:
for( i = 0; i <= 10; i ++ ) for( fortutorial = 0; fortutorial <= 20; fortutorial ++ ) for( j = 0; j <= 20; j ++ ) for( dollar = 0; dollar <= 15; dollar ++ )

The first place inside the ( ) is the number with the one the variable starts, the second place is the repetition when the "for" ends ( in my example it will end at 10 repetitions) and the third place is how the variable value changes after each repetition. What I have put: "index ++", does that the value of the index increases in 1 in each repetition. To change numbers, the most common operators are the following ones (there are more, but they arent that basic):

Code:
index += NUMBER (it will add the number you put there) index ++ (it is the same as doing index += 1, its shorter) index -= NUMBER (it will decrease the variable number in the ammount of units you put on "NUMBER") index -- (it is the same as doing index -= 1, its shorter) index *= NUMBER (multiplication of the value * the number) index /= NUMBER (division of the value / the number)

When inside a "for" there is just 1 line of code and the wait is not needed, you can remove the "{" and the "}". Example:

Code:
for( g = 0; g <= 4; g ++ ) { self waittill( "killed_player" ); }

You can reduce it to (this example does that it repeats after each time you killed an enemy):

Code:
for( g = 0; g <= 4; g ++ ) self waittill( "killed_player" );

I hope you liked this 3rd tutorial, any question or problem, just reply to this thread.

Thanks, @Yamato]]> <![CDATA[Basic GSC Coding: Functions]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Functions.html Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:06:32 +0100 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-Functions.html
This is my second basic tutorial about GSC, this time is about Functions, I will explain how are they and how to call them, gsc codes are mostly all inside functions, by calling new functions you do different things in game, a function structure is like this.

Code:
Function1( ) { CODES HERE }

The thing I called "Function1" is the name I put to the function, the "( )" is added because without it, is not a function (it is needed). Then there is a opening bracket ( { ), after it is where you are going to place your code and when you have ended writing it, you must close the function with a closing bracket ( } ). An example of function:

Code:
SayTheWords() { self iPrintLnBold( "You are reading" ); wait ( 1 ); self iPrintLnBold( "Functions tutorial" ); }

Something you cant make on a function is to put 2 functions in 1, example:

Code:
FunctionA() { FunctionB() { SOMETHING } }

By adding a code to a file, it wont be enough to make it work, so, youll have to "thread"/call it. There are many ways, Ill say a few of them, the most used one is this one:

Code:
self thread YOUR FUNCTION NAME;

There are also this shortened versions for 2 things I am not explaining here:

Code:
self YOUR FUNCTION NAME; YOUR FUNCTION NAME;

To call this function:

Code:
SayTheWords() { self iPrintLnBold( "You are reading" ); wait ( 1 ); self iPrintLnBold( "Functions tutorial" ); }

You would need to call it like this:

Code:
self thread SayTheWords();

A function name can also have inside the "( )" variables which have some use inside the function, for example:

Code:
SayTheWords2( thing1, tutorial ) { self iPrintLnBold( thing1 ); wait ( 1 ); self iPrintLnBold( tutorial ); }

It will say first what I put in "thing1" and then what I put in "tutorial", for example, I could call it like this:

Code:
self thread SayTheWords2( "Hello Itsmods", "You are reading Functions Tutorial" );

I hope you have liked it, any questions: just ask.

Thanks for reading, @Yamato
]]>
This is my second basic tutorial about GSC, this time is about Functions, I will explain how are they and how to call them, gsc codes are mostly all inside functions, by calling new functions you do different things in game, a function structure is like this.

Code:
Function1( ) { CODES HERE }

The thing I called "Function1" is the name I put to the function, the "( )" is added because without it, is not a function (it is needed). Then there is a opening bracket ( { ), after it is where you are going to place your code and when you have ended writing it, you must close the function with a closing bracket ( } ). An example of function:

Code:
SayTheWords() { self iPrintLnBold( "You are reading" ); wait ( 1 ); self iPrintLnBold( "Functions tutorial" ); }

Something you cant make on a function is to put 2 functions in 1, example:

Code:
FunctionA() { FunctionB() { SOMETHING } }

By adding a code to a file, it wont be enough to make it work, so, youll have to "thread"/call it. There are many ways, Ill say a few of them, the most used one is this one:

Code:
self thread YOUR FUNCTION NAME;

There are also this shortened versions for 2 things I am not explaining here:

Code:
self YOUR FUNCTION NAME; YOUR FUNCTION NAME;

To call this function:

Code:
SayTheWords() { self iPrintLnBold( "You are reading" ); wait ( 1 ); self iPrintLnBold( "Functions tutorial" ); }

You would need to call it like this:

Code:
self thread SayTheWords();

A function name can also have inside the "( )" variables which have some use inside the function, for example:

Code:
SayTheWords2( thing1, tutorial ) { self iPrintLnBold( thing1 ); wait ( 1 ); self iPrintLnBold( tutorial ); }

It will say first what I put in "thing1" and then what I put in "tutorial", for example, I could call it like this:

Code:
self thread SayTheWords2( "Hello Itsmods", "You are reading Functions Tutorial" );

I hope you have liked it, any questions: just ask.

Thanks for reading, @Yamato
]]> <![CDATA[Basic GSC Coding: While, Break and Wait]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-While-Break-and-Wait.html Thu, 01 Mar 2012 16:07:06 +0100 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-Basic-GSC-Coding-While-Break-and-Wait.html
This is my first tutorial about basic gsc coding, Ill explain at first the "while" command, this command what it does is to repeat something continuously (with a wait beetween repetitions). Its structure is the following:

Code:
while( something ) { WHAT YOU WANT TO REPEAT wait ( THE FRECUENCY YOU WANT TO REPEAT ); }

In the while is necessary to add a wait, if not you will make a BIG failure. The wait works like this and it is measured in seconds:

Code:
wait ( time you want to wait );

You can also simplify it like this (I put a few examples):

Code:
wait 3; wait 2.5; wait 0.9; wait 0.05;

Or if the time is smaller than 1:

Code:
wait .05;

Lets continue with the while, the while will repeat when is something happening, if you dont care of what happens and you want to keep it running without end, you put in "something": true or 1 (which are both same).

Code:
while( 1 ) while( true )

You can also put in the something a condition, for example, if you have a variable called variable1 and its value is 6 and its changing, you can do like this to make it only repeat when the value is 6

Code:
while( variable1 == 6 )

You can also add a ingame function, for example one that checks your player stance (stand, prone or crouch, in the example I am checking if the stance is crouch):

Code:
while( self getStance() == "crouch" )

Lets try to do something that says some words to all players every 10 seconds:

Code:
while( 1 ) { self sayall( "While Tutorial" ); wait ( 10 ); }

The sayall is a command that says something in chat to all players in the lobby. The problem of the "while"s is that if you dont end them, they will keep running and sometimes if you reach a certain ammount of them running you will suffer problems such as laggs or game crashes, so its very important to destroy them. One way to do this is using another gsc command called "break", it will destroy the "while" in which is contained:

Code:
while( 1 ) { self iPrintLnBold( "Break Function" ); break; wait ( 3 ); }

The previous code is quite stupid, because the "while" will never repeat, it will just play once because you destroy it in the first repetition, so the best thing on this is to check a variable and then "break" it:

Code:
while( 1 ) { if( self getStance() == "stand" ) break; wait ( 0.05 ); }

In the previous case the "while" will be destroyed when the player stance is "stand". Another way to destroy "while"s which is more used is to add a "endon". The endon waits for some game notification and when it happens it destroys the "while"s contained in the function, the most used ones are these 2:

Code:
self endon( "death" ); self endon( "disconnect" );

The first one will destroy the "while" when you die and the second one when you disconnect. Lets combine a few of the previous examples all in 1 and inside a function, functions have this structure if you dont know:

Code:
Function( ) { CODES HERE }

Lets see the example (It will say to all players: While Tutorial every 10 seconds and the "while" be destroyed if you die or disconnect):

Code:
Tutorial( ) { self endon( "death" ); self endon( "disconnect" ); while( 1 ) { self sayall( "While Tutorial" ); wait ( 10 ); } }

On next tutorials I will explain some other things relationed to this and about other basic gsc coding commands.

Thanks for reading, @Yamato]]>
This is my first tutorial about basic gsc coding, Ill explain at first the "while" command, this command what it does is to repeat something continuously (with a wait beetween repetitions). Its structure is the following:

Code:
while( something ) { WHAT YOU WANT TO REPEAT wait ( THE FRECUENCY YOU WANT TO REPEAT ); }

In the while is necessary to add a wait, if not you will make a BIG failure. The wait works like this and it is measured in seconds:

Code:
wait ( time you want to wait );

You can also simplify it like this (I put a few examples):

Code:
wait 3; wait 2.5; wait 0.9; wait 0.05;

Or if the time is smaller than 1:

Code:
wait .05;

Lets continue with the while, the while will repeat when is something happening, if you dont care of what happens and you want to keep it running without end, you put in "something": true or 1 (which are both same).

Code:
while( 1 ) while( true )

You can also put in the something a condition, for example, if you have a variable called variable1 and its value is 6 and its changing, you can do like this to make it only repeat when the value is 6

Code:
while( variable1 == 6 )

You can also add a ingame function, for example one that checks your player stance (stand, prone or crouch, in the example I am checking if the stance is crouch):

Code:
while( self getStance() == "crouch" )

Lets try to do something that says some words to all players every 10 seconds:

Code:
while( 1 ) { self sayall( "While Tutorial" ); wait ( 10 ); }

The sayall is a command that says something in chat to all players in the lobby. The problem of the "while"s is that if you dont end them, they will keep running and sometimes if you reach a certain ammount of them running you will suffer problems such as laggs or game crashes, so its very important to destroy them. One way to do this is using another gsc command called "break", it will destroy the "while" in which is contained:

Code:
while( 1 ) { self iPrintLnBold( "Break Function" ); break; wait ( 3 ); }

The previous code is quite stupid, because the "while" will never repeat, it will just play once because you destroy it in the first repetition, so the best thing on this is to check a variable and then "break" it:

Code:
while( 1 ) { if( self getStance() == "stand" ) break; wait ( 0.05 ); }

In the previous case the "while" will be destroyed when the player stance is "stand". Another way to destroy "while"s which is more used is to add a "endon". The endon waits for some game notification and when it happens it destroys the "while"s contained in the function, the most used ones are these 2:

Code:
self endon( "death" ); self endon( "disconnect" );

The first one will destroy the "while" when you die and the second one when you disconnect. Lets combine a few of the previous examples all in 1 and inside a function, functions have this structure if you dont know:

Code:
Function( ) { CODES HERE }

Lets see the example (It will say to all players: While Tutorial every 10 seconds and the "while" be destroyed if you die or disconnect):

Code:
Tutorial( ) { self endon( "death" ); self endon( "disconnect" ); while( 1 ) { self sayall( "While Tutorial" ); wait ( 10 ); } }

On next tutorials I will explain some other things relationed to this and about other basic gsc coding commands.

Thanks for reading, @Yamato]]> <![CDATA[MW3 FX List V1]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-MW3-FX-List-V1.html Wed, 30 Nov 2011 14:50:04 +0100 Yamato]]> https://www.itsmods.com/Thread-Tutorial-MW3-FX-List-V1.html
This is a FX list for MW3, exactly the FXs that are spawned in maps(there can be more), the ones that maybe work are marked with // in front:

LOCKDOWN(mp_alpha)

Spoiler (Click to View)

BOOTLEG(mp_bootleg)

Spoiler (Click to View)

MISSION(mp_bravo)

Spoiler (Click to View)

CARBON(mp_carbon)

Spoiler (Click to View)

DOME(mp_dome)

Spoiler (Click to View)

DOWNTURN(mp_exchange)

Spoiler (Click to View)

HARDHAT(mp_hardhat)

Spoiler (Click to View)

INTERCHANGE(mp_interchange)

Spoiler (Click to View)

FALLEN(mp_lambeth)

Spoiler (Click to View)

BAAKARA(mp_mogadishu)

Spoiler (Click to View)

RESISTANCE(mp_paris)

Spoiler (Click to View)

ARKADEN(mp_plaza2)

Spoiler (Click to View)

OUTPOST(mp_radar)

Spoiler (Click to View)

SEATOWN(mp_seatown)

Spoiler (Click to View)

UNDERGROUND(mp_underground)

Spoiler (Click to View)

VILLAGE(mp_village)

Spoiler (Click to View)

TERMINAL(mp_terminal_cls)

Spoiler (Click to View)

AGROUND(mp_aground_ss)

Spoiler (Click to View)

EROSION(mp_courtyard_ss)

Spoiler (Click to View)

Thanks @Gagarin for the .gsc RIP and thanks @X-Track for the FXs of some maps, I have added his own FX list as an attachment to the post.

Thanks for reading, OMA


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This is a FX list for MW3, exactly the FXs that are spawned in maps(there can be more), the ones that maybe work are marked with // in front:

LOCKDOWN(mp_alpha)

Spoiler (Click to View)

BOOTLEG(mp_bootleg)

Spoiler (Click to View)

MISSION(mp_bravo)

Spoiler (Click to View)

CARBON(mp_carbon)

Spoiler (Click to View)

DOME(mp_dome)

Spoiler (Click to View)

DOWNTURN(mp_exchange)

Spoiler (Click to View)

HARDHAT(mp_hardhat)

Spoiler (Click to View)

INTERCHANGE(mp_interchange)

Spoiler (Click to View)

FALLEN(mp_lambeth)

Spoiler (Click to View)

BAAKARA(mp_mogadishu)

Spoiler (Click to View)

RESISTANCE(mp_paris)

Spoiler (Click to View)

ARKADEN(mp_plaza2)

Spoiler (Click to View)

OUTPOST(mp_radar)

Spoiler (Click to View)

SEATOWN(mp_seatown)

Spoiler (Click to View)

UNDERGROUND(mp_underground)

Spoiler (Click to View)

VILLAGE(mp_village)

Spoiler (Click to View)

TERMINAL(mp_terminal_cls)

Spoiler (Click to View)

AGROUND(mp_aground_ss)

Spoiler (Click to View)

EROSION(mp_courtyard_ss)

Spoiler (Click to View)

Thanks @Gagarin for the .gsc RIP and thanks @X-Track for the FXs of some maps, I have added his own FX list as an attachment to the post.

Thanks for reading, OMA


.rar   IW5FxForEachMap.rar (Size: 10.81 KB / Downloads: 207) ]]>