r.Ubuntu? What’s that?
r.Ubuntu is a loader for command lines in games, funnily enough, written in the Ubuntu font!
it has an easy way to add commands and stuff like that.
Ok, so why use r.Ubuntu?
Using this in consoles allows people to easily use commands, and switch from your custom commands or lua using ~r.ubuntu or ~lua in the command line, and it includes a replication of the output to see what happens! Note: to enable switch to lua, you need to enable loadstring in ServerScriptService, but this has a lot of security issues, if you are going to use it with lua, be very careful! You will need to comment out the lua code for this to be disabled.
How do I add commands?
It comes in a module which should by default have
local Ubuntu = {}
Ubuntu.Commands = {
["co"] = function(sender, givenArgs)
sender.PlayerGui:WaitForChild("UbuntuMainGui"):WaitForChild("Output").Text = ""
end,
}
return Ubuntu
this little package should help show you what to do; sender - the person who executed the command : Player, givenArgs - arguments, [2] is the first argument given, [1] is the command : table
so, you can create a kill command:
local Ubuntu = {}
Ubuntu.Commands = {
["co"] = function(sender, givenArgs)
sender.PlayerGui:WaitForChild("UbuntuMainGui"):WaitForChild("Output").Text = ""
end,
["kill"] = function(sender, givenArgs)
local target = game.Players:FindFirstChild(givenArgs[2])
if target then
local char = target.Character or target.CharacterAdded:Wait()
char:WaitForChild("Humanoid"):TakeDamage(char:WaitForChild("Humanoid").MaxHealth) -- Make sure we instantly kill it, not deal slight damage
end
end
}
return Ubuntu
Will this be updated?
I want to keep this section short, so, yes, it will including intellisense , and syntax colouring, but this will all come later.
What about V1PER?
I am still working on V1PER, and this is going to be used in V1PER