If you ran into problems, you can ask your questions here: Read the information below if you still have problems or questions. a useful video about signing by ProdigySim: The relative gamedata are located here: "addons/sourcemod/gamedata" Update the extension signatures and offsets if necesarry. it has all the *.cpp files of the project,Īnd the file name of the extension isn't "".
If it doesn't work, make sure that the AMBuilder is correct, i.e. To set another game, correct this part of the command "-sdks css" All the available game types are here: AMBuildScript -> PossibleSDKs. Make your choose, whether you need Release or Debug version: From now on you may follow the "Rebuilding extensions" block as well.
You can skip this step if the sources have a valid AMBuilder file.Īdd your extension to the ambuild config: *SDK/sourcemod/AMBuildScript this way: "cstrike" with whatever name you need and save the file. Open it and add all the *.cpp and *.c files into the "project.sources" block, and remove the old ones. "cstrike" extension has an AMBuilder script: "Extension/AMBuilder", copy it into yours extension folder, You can see there are other extensions at "*SDK/sourcemod/extensions". If you have problems, look at the example extensions located at this folder.įllow step 3 if your extension doesn't have ambuild configurations, omit it otherwise Put your extensions into this folder: *SDK/sourcemod/extensions "ambuild", "hl2sdk-*", "sourcemod", "mmsource-*" and may be "mysql-*" "/home/d/SDK/" for instance.Īt this moment you have these folders in your SDK directory: Run CMD and set current directory for the SDK. Omit this instruction, unless you need to install/reinstall the source SDK environment = Setting up the Environment and building extensions = Open CMD and set current directory to this: "/home/d/SDK/sourcemod/build"Ĭopy the result "*.so" file to this folder: "addons/sourcemod/extensions" Replace AMBuildScript file with a newer one The result should look AS this "/home/d/SDK/sourcemod/extensions/" Move "extensions" to "/home/d/SDK/sourcemod/" Omit this instruction, unless you have the SDK environment set up Ok, what I wonna tell you is that you should do it by yourself and it's your lucky day, couse I've got a special instruction for you.įollow these steps: 1 and 4 (omite the others, the others are for SMMM extensions) And I'm definitely not ready to keep it and rebuild SM after each update. At the moment I have no *unix system, have no time to set it up from scratch. I used to use VmWare Workstation and it consumed about 20GB on my hard drive. And it's good if you work in *unix environment couse it won't take that much time to ajust everithing, otherwise you have to have some sort of "virtual system" and it'll definitely require space on your hard drive. Each new SM or MM version will require the extension to be recompiled. Wow, guys your avatars and styles of writing are so much alike, are you brothers? :)
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