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How to add custom @commands in group.conf

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-	script	Eva Check	-1,{
    OnInit:
        bindatcmd("@evacheck", strnpcinfo(3)+ "::OnCheck");
        end;
    OnCheck:
        dispbottom "You currently have " +#CASHPOINTS+ " eva points";
        end;
}

Hi Guys, how can i add this into groups.conf? so the players can view this @evacheck in their @commands

 

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There is a plugin to show custom commands in @commands, and a pull request to add it by default.

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groups.conf only works with source-side defined commands. If you want to make a script atcommand, you'll need to add the gm level when you bind it, such as:

 

bindatcmd("@evacheck", strnpcinfo(3)+ "::OnCheck"), 0, 99;

 

Where 0 is the gm level required to use the command (@evacheck) and 99 is the gm level required to use the command as a char command (#evacheck).

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do you know how can i add this in atcommand.c?

 

 

below is made by AnnieRuru

src/map/atcommand.c | 13 +++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 13 insertions(+)diff --git a/src/map/atcommand.c b/src/map/atcommand.cindex b5e8fa7..9da02ac 100644--- a/src/map/atcommand.c+++ b/src/map/atcommand.c@@ -9374,6 +9374,17 @@ static inline void atcmd_channel_help(int fd, const char *command, bool can_crea 	clif->message(fd,atcmd_output); 	return true; }++ACMD(world)	{+	clif->message( fd, "Hello World !" );+	return true;+}++ACMD(sample) {+	clif->message( fd, "this is a sample." );+	return true;+}+ /**  * Fills the reference of available commands in atcommand DBMap  **/@@ -9384,6 +9395,8 @@ void atcommand_basecommands(void) { 	 * Command reference list, place the base of your commands here 	 **/ 	AtCommandInfo atcommand_base[] = {+		ACMD_DEF(world),+		ACMD_DEF(sample), 		ACMD_DEF2("warp", mapmove), 		ACMD_DEF(where), 		ACMD_DEF(jumpto),

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