Rp Commands

[Polomikey]

I Wanna Like Code Rp Commands For Someone Phpretro Rp Hotel But I Just Don't Know Where To Start At.

Like Expl.Dylan Made A Rp Retro And He Don't Know How To Code c# I Will Code New Commands For Him But How Do I Do It Though That's The Problem Do I Do It In VisualStudios > Open Project Or New Project Please Give Me Advice.

 

[Kaz]

commands go in virtualuser.cs

 

[Thomas]

Dylan? Dylan from here, Devbest? He praticly begged me to make him a hotel...

 

[Polomikey]

Dylan? Dylan from here, Devbest? He praticly begged me to make him a hotel...

Yeah Him Because He Can't Code C#

 

[Sledmore]

You goto the server folder >> Source >> Virtual >> Users >> virtualUsers.cs.

 

[Polomikey]

You goto the server folder >> Source >> Virtual >> Users >> virtualUsers.cs.

I Don't Understand Open Up What ?

 

[Sledmore]

You goto the folder with all the files in... The main server, go to the folder Source, Then the Folder virtual then the folder Users, Then open up virtualUsers.cs - Seriously that is not hard.

 

[wallis]

If you don't know how to open virtualuser, how do you expect to know how to code commands?

 

[Sledmore]

If you don't know how to open virtualuser, how do you expect to know how to code commands?

Sorry but.. I have to totally 100% agree with this.

 

[wallis]

pls thank me for my amazingness..

 

[Livar]

Hmm, true to above posts.

 

[Polomikey]

@Sledmore I Don't Go To Microsoft Visual C# 2010 Express?

 

[Sledmore]

You just open up that file, And then it will open up C# it's self.

 

[Polomikey]

Mind If You Send Me A Screenie Where I Find Serverfolder At ?
I'm A Fast Learner But I Need Help sometimes

 

[Sledmore]

Here:

 

[JameZ]

Go to the Server Map and click:
Source > Virtual > Users > virtualUsers.cs

 

[Livar]

Sorry, you can't code for shiz,

 

[Sledmore]

Go to the Server Map and click:
Source > Virtual > Users > virtualUsers.cs

I'm sure I've said this to him 3 times already? And so has some others?

 

[Polomikey]

This Is Getting Easy But I Think You Cut Out Some The Stuff Like Run > Start > All Programs Something Like That But The Screenie Helps Me Alot Thanks Sledmore

 

[Sledmore]

Why would you need Start >> All programs? When it should be on your desktop :L? You only need to open up the file, and it opens up C#. And your welcome!