🚀Console

Built-in Console library. (Opens with key: F1)

Examples:

.AddCommand with any args count:

function ExampleCommand(Args)
{
    print(format("We got %d args.", Args.len()));
}

Console.AddCommand("examplecmd", "This is example description", ExampleCommand);

.AddCommand with limited args count:

function ExampleCommand(Args)
{
    print(format("First arg: %s", Args[0]));
    print(format("Second arg: %s", Args[1]));
    print(format("Third arg: %s", Args[2]));
}

Console.AddCommand("examplecmd", "This is example description", "<arg0> <arg1> <arg2>", 3, ExampleCommand);

.Print with multi color:

Console.Print("Red ", Color(255, 0, 0));
Console.Print("Green ", Color(0, 255, 0), true);
Console.Print("Blue", Color(0, 0, 255), true);

Static Functions:

.AddCommand

Console.AddCommand(name: string, description: string, usage: string, numargs: integer, callback: function): boolean

Argument	Type	Description
name	string	Name of the command
description	string (optional)	Description of the command
usage	string (optional)	Usage of the command
numargs	string (optional)	Number of args required
callback	function	Function that will get called

Returns true when command was successfully registered and doesn't exist.

.RemoveCommand

Console.RemoveCommand(name: string)

Argument	Type	Description
name	string	Name of the command

Removes command by name. Note: You can't remove command registered by other script!

.Print

Console.Print(text: string, color: Color, sameline: boolean)

Argument	Type	Description
text	string	Text to print
color	Color	Color object
sameline	boolean (optional)	Will print on last line

This is mostly same as print function, but this will open you more option for like raw text printing & color and printing on old line to make multi color print.