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I've read this article as well as others but it doesn't seem to mention where to start creating a server plugin. Where do the includes come from? How do I create a solution with VS 2010 with these includes? Surely I don't use the 2005 solution provided in Source SDK which contains the entire HL2 Engine, right? I also don't want to use sourcemod or amx, just a completely native works-with-all-servers plugin. | I've read this article as well as others but it doesn't seem to mention where to start creating a server plugin. Where do the includes come from? How do I create a solution with VS 2010 with these includes? Surely I don't use the 2005 solution provided in Source SDK which contains the entire HL2 Engine, right? I also don't want to use sourcemod or amx, just a completely native works-with-all-servers plugin. | ||
: "You can find a sample plugin project at src\utils\serverplugin_sample\. The Orange Box version is good for both Source 2007 and 2009." --[[User:Artfunkel|Artfunkel]] 02:09, 7 May 2012 (PDT) | : "You can find a sample plugin project at src\utils\serverplugin_sample\. The Orange Box version is good for both Source 2007 and 2009." --[[User:Artfunkel|Artfunkel]] 02:09, 7 May 2012 (PDT) | ||
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{{quote|server plugins are C++ code libraries that modify the behaviour of [[dedicated server]]s.}} | |||
This is not only about dedicated servers but rather about the server.dll right ? Sounds a bit misleading. --[[User:Nescius|Nescius]] ([[User talk:Nescius|talk]]) 02:37, 12 May 2025 (PDT) | |||
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Any way to access CBaseEntity in one of these? Can't really manipulate entities without it... (aside from ent_fire which is a terrible excuse and is inflexible) --Omnicoder 19:47, 10 September 2010 (UTC)
- Thanks for the addition tom --Omnicoder 21:38, 10 September 2010 (UTC)
- I had no idea you asked, I just added it. :-P --TomEdwards 18:58, 12 September 2010 (UTC)
Where to start?
I've read this article as well as others but it doesn't seem to mention where to start creating a server plugin. Where do the includes come from? How do I create a solution with VS 2010 with these includes? Surely I don't use the 2005 solution provided in Source SDK which contains the entire HL2 Engine, right? I also don't want to use sourcemod or amx, just a completely native works-with-all-servers plugin.
- "You can find a sample plugin project at src\utils\serverplugin_sample\. The Orange Box version is good for both Source 2007 and 2009." --Artfunkel 02:09, 7 May 2012 (PDT)
question
This is not only about dedicated servers but rather about the server.dll right ? Sounds a bit misleading. --Nescius (talk) 02:37, 12 May 2025 (PDT)