Player.ConCommand
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| Function | |
| Syntax | Player:ConCommand( String command ) |
| Description: | |
| Executes the passed string as a console command. | |
| Returns: | nil |
| In Object: | Player |
| Realm: |
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| BBCode Link: | [b][url=http://wiki.garrysmod.com/?title=Player.ConCommand]Player.ConCommand [img]http://wiki.garrysmod.com/favicon.ico[/img][/url][/b] |
Examples
| Description | This will make all players disconnect. |
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| Used on |  |
| Code | for k,v in pairs(player.GetAll()) do v:ConCommand("disconnect") end |
| Output | N/A |
| Description | This will make the player the script is running on say something. |
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| Used on |  |
| Code |
LocalPlayer():ConCommand("say Hello, I didn't type this.") -- Deprecated
RunConsoleCommand("say", "Hello, I didn't type this.")
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| Output | Player says "Hello, I didn't type this." |
| Description | This example will create a console command serverside, and have a client run it. Our file name is "myscript.lua". |
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| Used on | |
| Code | if SERVER then --Make sure clients download this script. AddCSLuaFile("myscript.lua") --Add a console command for clients to use. function recieveStuffFromPlayer(player,commandName,args) Msg("Recieved a message from "..player:Name().."! It says "..table.concat(args," ").."") end concommand.Add("recievestuff",recieveStuffFromPlayer) end if CLIENT then --When this script is loaded by the clients, have it run the console command we made on the server. LocalPlayer():ConCommand("recievestuff Hello! How are you?") end |
| Output | Server says "Recieved a message from (player name)! It says Hello! How are you" whenever a client runs the script. |
Additional Notes
- This is nearly equivilent to a player typing the given command in his own console. It can run functions created by both the server and the client.
- When running this binding in a clientside script, it can only tell LocalPlayer() to run clientcommands (assumed).
- You should not use ConCommand on LocalPlayer() as it is deprecated. You should instead use the RunConsoleCommand() global function.
