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| − | The [[ | + | The [[ScriptHook: Console|ScriptHook Console]] can be extended by custom commands from [[ScriptHook: Script|Scripts]]. '''A full example for a custom command can be found [[ICommandRegistry:AddArgument|here]].''' |
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Revision as of 12:28, 6 October 2020
The ScriptHook Console can be extended by custom commands from Scripts. A full example for a custom command can be found here.
Short Example
The following snippet will register the console command my_cmd <arg1>.
local function my_callback(arg1)
print("Hello from my_cmd")
print("arg1: ", arg1)
end
local my_cmd = ScriptHook.RegisterCommand("my_cmd", my_callback)
my_cmd:AddArgument("arg1", true, CommandArgumentType.Any)
