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[GuthSCP] Base

The base allows easy module creation with their own in-game configuration usable anywhere in the code.

Type `guthscp_menu` in your game's console to open the configuration panel.

Github Repository[github.com]
Wiki[guthen.gitbook.io]

─ Allow an easy in-game configuration system (`guthscp_menu` in your client console)
─ Base entity to derive from *
─ Its own spawnmenu category for referencing all SCPs Weapons, Entities, the Modules and their Configurations
─ Workaround system for fixing conflicts & issues with external addons
─ Custom shared sound system for easily playing looping and 3D-spatialized sounds *
─ Entity breaking system, useful for throwing doors and chairs at your victims while playing as SCP-096 *
─ Some useful functions for managing file data, getting a list of living NPCs, manipulating Lua tables.. *
─ Tool for configuring modules to the map: Map Entities Filter Configurator
─ Requires a Sandbox-based gamemode (e.g. Sandbox, DarkRP) for tool use

* These features are only effective on addons (mostly mine) using this base, this will do nothing if you don't have any.

─ guthscp_repair_entities (server); repair all broken entities
─ guthscp_debug_break_at_trace (client as `superadmin`); destroy the looked entities
─ guthscp_stop_channel_sounds (client): stop and remove all sound channels currently playing
─ guthscp_print_channel_sounds (client): print all the existing sound channels
─ guthscp_sync (client): retrieve all configs from the server
─ guthscp_menu (client as `superadmin`): the must-have console command of this addon! it shows the configuration panel and allow you to edit all available settings of installed compatible addons

Wanna see addons which use this one?

Here is a collection of them.

This addon is licensed under Creative Commons Sharealike 3.0[creativecommons.org] and is based on content of SCP Foundation[scp-wiki.wikidot.com]. Credits to Destructible Doors for Gmod! code from which I drew inspiration and extended to make my own entity breaking system.

If you create something derived from this, please credit me (you can also tell me about what you've done).