Plugin

[tawny gorge]

what are you trying to do with the plugin exactly

[silk storm]

Im trying to create one and thats my first example

[tawny gorge]

theres a client and server plugin examples in the plugins folder in the adonis loader

[silk storm]

I know this already im asking if my plugin would work or not

[tawny gorge]

well you can always test it out yourself

if it errors in the console or output then it probably wont

also im pretty sure that will error

no that wont even run im pretty sure

because of the first line

[silk storm]

Can i have a look into the server example plugin i dont have my pc

[tawny gorge]

sure

--[[
    SERVER PLUGINS' NAMES MUST START WITH "Server:" OR "Server-"
    CLIENT PLUGINS' NAMES MUST START WITH "Client:" OR "Client-"

    Plugins have full access to the server/client tables and most variables.

    You can use the MakePluginEvent to use the script instead of setting up an event.
    PlayerChatted will get chats from the custom chat and nil players.
    PlayerJoined will fire after the player finishes initial loading
    CharacterAdded will also fire after the player is loaded, it does not use the CharacterAdded event.

    service.Events.PlayerChatted(function(plr, msg)
        print(`{msg} from {plr.Name} Example Plugin`)
    end)

    service.Events.PlayerAdded(function(p)
        print(`{p.Name} Joined! Example Plugin`)
    end)

    service.Events.CharacterAdded(function(p)
        server.RunCommand('name', plr.Name, 'BobTest Example Plugin')
    end)

--]]

return function(Vargs)
    local server, service = Vargs.Server, Vargs.Service

    server.Commands.ExampleCommand = {
        Prefix = server.Settings.Prefix;    -- Prefix to use for command
        Commands = {"example"};    -- Commands
        Args = {"arg1"};    -- Command arguments
        Description = "Example command";    -- Command Description
        Hidden = true; -- Is it hidden from the command list?
        Fun = false;    -- Is it fun?
        AdminLevel = "Players";        -- Admin level; If using settings.CustomRanks set this to the custom rank name (eg. "Baristas")
        Function = function(plr,args)    -- Function to run for command
            print("HELLO WORLD FROM AN EXAMPLE COMMAND :)")
            print(`Player supplied args[1] {args[1]}`)
        end
    }
end

[silk storm]

Thank you

[silk storm]

Would this one work ? ``` return function(Vargs)
local server, service = Vargs.Server, Vargs.Service

server.Commands.Kill = {
    Prefix = server.Settings.Prefix,
    Commands = {"kill"},
    Args = {"player"},
    Description = "Kill a player",
    AdminLevel = "Moderators",
    Function = function(plr, args)
        local target = service.Players:FindFirstChild(args[1])
        if target then
            target.Character:BreakJoints()
            return true, "Player killed."
        else
            return false, "Player not found."
        end
    end
}

end ```

[tawny gorge]

im not sure if it would as there is an adonis command with the name "kill" already

also you should add a check if they forget a player argument

here as an example a command i made

and the local target isnt the best way to do it

for _, selectedplr in ipairs(service.GetPlayers(plr, args[1])) do

[silk storm]

I also changed the command name

[tawny gorge]

no not that

also why'd you delete it

[silk storm]

Deleted it from accident

    local server, service = Vargs.Server, Vargs.Service

    server.Commands.Kill = {
        Prefix = server.Settings.Prefix,
        Commands = {"69"},
        Args = {"player"},
        Description = "Kill a player",
        AdminLevel = "Moderators",
        Function = function(plr, args)
            if #args < 1 then
                return false, "Please provide a player to kill."
            end

            local players = service.GetPlayers(plr, args[1])
            if #players > 0 then
                for _, selectedplr in ipairs(players) do
                    selectedplr.Character:BreakJoints()
                end
                return true, "Player(s) killed."
            else
                return false, "Player not found."
            end
        end
    }
end ```

[tawny gorge]

repost it

this also has to be changed

this is a very bad way of checking if the player argument is not existent

and this is useless if you have the check for a player argument

[tawny gorge]

use assert() for this

so like

assert(args[1], "Player Argument Missing");

if the player doesnt exist it will throw up an error

and replace these with uh

[silk storm]

Alright

[tawny gorge]

actually do you just want me to

write the command for you and you can learn from it as an example

[silk storm]

Well actually I wanted it to learn myself but I’m not that good coder, and it was just an example to make so i can make an useful plugin in the feature but I should ask you

[tawny gorge]

ok

return function(Vargs)
    local server = Vargs.Server
    local service = Vargs.Service
    
    local Admin = server.Admin
    local Commands = server.Commands
    local Settings = server.Settings
    local Functions = server.Functions
    local Players = service.Players

    Commands.CommandNameHere = {
        Prefix = Settings.Prefix,
        Commands = {"CommandNameHere";"CommandAlias1Here";"CommandAlias2Here"}, --// and so on, you can put infinite here
        Args = {"player"},
        Description = "Kill a player",
        AdminLevel = "Moderators",
        Function = function(plr,args)    -- Function to run for command
            assert(args[1], "You must select a player")
            for _, selectedplr in ipairs(service.GetPlayers(plr, args[1])) do
                selectedplr.Character:BreakJoints()
                Functions.Hint(`Killed {selectedplr.Name}`, {plr})
            end
        end
    }
end 

remember this