Commands/Lua
Reference for console commands, Lua hooks and Lua commands in CS2D.
- Console Commands are entered in console, executed with key-binds, cfg-files or with Lua parse
- Lua Hooks execute Lua when events occur - some have a return value which can change the game behavior
- Lua Commands are used to retrieve game data or to perform actions in Lua scripts
CS2D Console Commands
setammoCategories
Parameters
- id (1-X): player id (or dropped item id)
- weapon (0-255): weapon type (or 0 if dropped item id is specified as first parameter)
- ammoin (0-1000): ammo in weapon (or 1000 to keep unchanged)
- ammo (0-1000): spare ammo (or 1000 to keep unchanged)
Info
Changes the amount of ammunition for a weapon.
It works for weapons which are dropped on the ground or which are currently carried by a player.
- To change ammo of a weapon carried by a player: id = player ID, weapon = weapon type (see list below)
- To change ammo of a dropped weapon on the map: id = item ID on map, weapon = 0
You can set the ammo which will be loaded in the weapon (ammoin) and spare ammo (ammo) which can be reloaded. Use the value 1000 to keep the current ammo value unchanged (in case you only want to change one of two values).
Weapon and item IDs:
Note: You can use the value 1000 for ammoin and ammo to keep the current value unchanged.
Note: Maximum values are limited by the weapon attributes. You can't put more ammo into a weapon than it normally holds.
Attention: The first parameter can be either a player ID or the ID of a dropped item! If you specify the ID of a dropped item, the second parameter must be 0!
Lua Hooks
Lua Commands
Categories
Parameters
- id (1-X): player id (or dropped item id)
- weapon (0-255): weapon type (or 0 if dropped item id is specified as first parameter)
- ammoin (0-1000): ammo in weapon (or 1000 to keep unchanged)
- ammo (0-1000): spare ammo (or 1000 to keep unchanged)
Info
Changes the amount of ammunition for a weapon.
It works for weapons which are dropped on the ground or which are currently carried by a player.
You can set the ammo which will be loaded in the weapon (ammoin) and spare ammo (ammo) which can be reloaded. Use the value 1000 to keep the current ammo value unchanged (in case you only want to change one of two values).
Weapon and item IDs:
It works for weapons which are dropped on the ground or which are currently carried by a player.
- To change ammo of a weapon carried by a player: id = player ID, weapon = weapon type (see list below)
- To change ammo of a dropped weapon on the map: id = item ID on map, weapon = 0
You can set the ammo which will be loaded in the weapon (ammoin) and spare ammo (ammo) which can be reloaded. Use the value 1000 to keep the current ammo value unchanged (in case you only want to change one of two values).
Weapon and item IDs:
Note: You can use the value 1000 for ammoin and ammo to keep the current value unchanged.
Note: Maximum values are limited by the weapon attributes. You can't put more ammo into a weapon than it normally holds.
Attention: The first parameter can be either a player ID or the ID of a dropped item! If you specify the ID of a dropped item, the second parameter must be 0!
Lua Hooks Lua Commands