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= Pages =
 
= Pages =
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== Introduction ==
  
 
* [[/Setup/]] provides a step-by-step on installing a Source Engine dedicated server, Metamod:Source, and SourceMod.
 
* [[/Setup/]] provides a step-by-step on installing a Source Engine dedicated server, Metamod:Source, and SourceMod.
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== SourceMod ==
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* [[/Basics/]] is a walkthrough on writing one's first plugins.
 
* [[/Basics/]] is a walkthrough on writing one's first plugins.
* [[/How to X/]] is a reference page on performing common operations.
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* [[/How to X/]] is a reference page on performing common operations in SourcePawn.
 
* [[/Advanced/]] is a page with information on advanced operations (finding and calling game functions, looking up addresses, etc.).
 
* [[/Advanced/]] is a page with information on advanced operations (finding and calling game functions, looking up addresses, etc.).
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* [[/Development Environments/]] has a list of common editors and instructions on configuring them to compile plugins.
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== Non-SourceMod ==
  
* [[/Development Environments/]] has a list of common editors and instructions on configuring them to compile plugins.
 
 
* [[/Game Server Configuration/]] has info on configuring a server.
 
* [[/Game Server Configuration/]] has info on configuring a server.

Latest revision as of 23:14, 14 July 2023

About

This was born out of a desire to create a detailed, yet approachable step-by-step on how to get started in SourceMod.

Pages

Introduction

  • Setup provides a step-by-step on installing a Source Engine dedicated server, Metamod:Source, and SourceMod.

SourceMod

  • Basics is a walkthrough on writing one's first plugins.
  • How to X is a reference page on performing common operations in SourcePawn.
  • Advanced is a page with information on advanced operations (finding and calling game functions, looking up addresses, etc.).
  • Development Environments has a list of common editors and instructions on configuring them to compile plugins.

Non-SourceMod