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In Counter-Strike 2, unlike the previous {{Source 2|2}} titles {{hla|4}}, {{dota2|4}}, and {{VRHome|4}} which all used [[VScript]] to provide the ability to use Lua scripts natively when building custom levels using the Hammer editor. In {{cs2|4}} two new scripting systems called [[VScript2]] which uses Typescript and [[Pulse]] a visual scripting solution. Vscript2 scripts can be ran by providing a .vts file to a {{cs2}}[[point_script]] and [[Pulse]] can be ran by providing a .vpulse file to a {{cs2}}[[point_pulse]]. Both solutions can be used for a variety of things including creating new game modes, weapons and other types of complicated logic.
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{{ModernNote |As of ''Limited Test Build v. 2000121/13936'', [[VScript]] is not working, and Pulse is unavailable for end users to create, but inspection of CS2's internal files confirms that Lua scripts previously used for configuration of the Wingman gamemode, as well as managing behavior of various interactive elements on {{CsgoMap|de_vertigo}}.}}


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Unlike the previous {{Source 2|2}} titles {{hla|4}}, {{dota2|4}}, and {{VRHome|4}} which all used [[VScript]] to provide the ability to use Lua scripts natively when building custom levels using the Hammer editor. In {{cs2|4}} there are two scripting systems, one is aptly called [[VScript2]] which uses [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TypeScript Typescript], and another called [[Pulse]] which is visual scripting solution. Both of which can be used for a variety of things including creating new game modes, weapons and other types of complicated logic.
 
{{Note |As of ''Limited Test Build v. 2000121/13936'', [[VScript]] is not working, and [[Pulse]] is unavailable for end users to create, but inspection of CS2's internal files confirms that Lua scripts previously used for configuration of the Wingman gamemode, as well as managing behavior of various interactive elements on {{CsgoMap|de_vertigo}}.}}
 
{{Todo | Figure out more about pulse.}}
 
== See also ==
* [[Counter-Strike 2 Workshop Tools/Scripting API|Scripting API]]

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Unlike the previous Source 2 Source 2 titles Half-Life: Alyx Half-Life: Alyx, Dota 2 Dota 2, and SteamVR Home SteamVR Home which all used VScript to provide the ability to use Lua scripts natively when building custom levels using the Hammer editor. In Counter-Strike 2 Counter-Strike 2 there are two scripting systems, one is aptly called VScript2 which uses Typescript, and another called Pulse which is visual scripting solution. Both of which can be used for a variety of things including creating new game modes, weapons and other types of complicated logic.

Note.pngNote:As of Limited Test Build v. 2000121/13936, VScript is not working, and Pulse is unavailable for end users to create, but inspection of CS2's internal files confirms that Lua scripts previously used for configuration of the Wingman gamemode, as well as managing behavior of various interactive elements on de_vertigo de_vertigo.
Todo:  Figure out more about pulse.

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