hey guys, idk if its just me but i rly want to know how to make your own mod? maybe not from the start, but atleast customise it.

I know prodiigy wont give out his bounce mod, but how did he make that mod? in what file did he put the code? not planning on doing a bounce mod lols but just something as simple as disabling for example grenade, or buffing the damage on the smg in promod? i dont know just been thinkin about it lately, if anyone know, please tell me about it abit

 

-Zinqoo

lols probably wrong section.

you gotta know how to C++ basicly :/

I'll move this to mods. Also there are many GSC tutorials out there, just search for them using google.

Also there are many GSC tutorials out there, just search for them using google.

 

okay thx, altho it would help if it was releated to 4d1, but i have not checked yet

Well, the writing of the mod is the same, the only difference is that you won't need to re-compile a fastfile, or make an .iwd

you gotta know how to C++ basicly :/

GSC is highly modified lua... C++ has classes, pointers, namespaces, and lots of other fun shit.

okay, well could anyone of you experienced guys send me a good tutorial which will send me in the right direction for coding stuff related to 4d1 and other games? [mostly 4d1] i have no idea but like the same "type" of coding, thx.

okay, well could anyone of you experienced guys send me a good tutorial which will send me in the right direction for coding stuff related to 4d1 and other games? [mostly 4d1] i have no idea but like the same "type" of coding, thx.

 

http://wiki.modsrepository.com/index.ph ... troduction

okay, well could anyone of you experienced guys send me a good tutorial which will send me in the right direction for coding stuff related to 4d1 and other games? [mostly 4d1] i have no idea but like the same "type" of coding, thx.

 

The Tut Rendflex posted and if you're done with that take a look at some of the "stock" .gsc files (especially the ones in maps/mp/) and try to understand the code. And of course start coding something yourself. You will probably learn the most by actually writing your own code.

And take a look here for kind of a script reference:

http://www.zeroy.com/script/

ok thankyou guys! will take a look at them now