Rewrite of Knagg0 and naris's jetpack plugin for Sourcemod. Redesigned to make it easier to extend and modify. Allows players to fly around while hold down their jump key.
- SourceMod 1.10 or later
Make sure your server has SourceMod installed. See Installing SourceMod. If you are new to managing SourceMod on a server be sure to read the 'Installing Plugins' section from the official SourceMod Wiki.
Download the latest release and copy the contents of addons to your server's addons directory. It is recommended to restart your server after installing.
To confirm the plugin is installed correctly, on your server's console type:
sm plugins list
There is no longer a need for a player to bind a key to +sm_jetpack. To use the jetpack just hold down the jump key.
| Command | Accepts | Values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| sm_jetpack | boolean | 0-1 | Set to 1 to enable this plugin, 0 to disable |
| sm_jetpack_force | float | any | Strength at which the jetpack pushes the player. |
| sm_jetpack_jump_delay | float | any | The time in seconds the jump key needs to be pressed before the jetpack starts. |
- Separate plugin to handle the sounds and particle effects; gives jetpacks their "bling"
- You can add your own! Just edit
addons/sourcemod/configs/jetpacks.<modname>.cfg - The plugin will dynamicly load the config file for the corresponding game so you don't have to worry about incompatible sounds or particles.
- Players can choose their jetpack's effects by typing
!blinginto chat.
NOTE: All commands can be run from the in-game chat by replacing sm_ with ! or /. For example sm_rtv can be called with !rtv.
| Command | Accepts | Values | SM Admin Flag | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| sm_bling | None | None | None | Change jetpack's particle effects |
- This has only been tested with TF2 but should work in other games, except...
- I have only made a bling config for TF2, you will have to create your own
addons/sourcemod/configs/jetpacks.<modname>.cfgfile for other games. If you want to add some for other mods send a pull request.
If you are new to SourceMod development be sure to read the 'Compiling SourceMod Plugins' page from the official SourceMod Wiki.
You will need the spcomp compiler from the latest stable release of SourceMod. Download it from here and uncompress it to a folder. The compiler spcomp is located in addons/sourcemod/scripting/; you may wish to add this folder to your path.
Once you have SourceMod downloaded you can then compile using the included Makefile.
cd sm-jetpack-plus
make SPCOMP=/path/to/addons/sourcemod/scripting/spcompOther included Makefile targets that you may find useful for development:
# compile plugin with DEBUG enabled
make DEBUG=1
# pass additonal flags to spcomp
make SPFLAGS="-E -w207"
# install plugins and required files to local srcds install
make install SRCDS=/path/to/srcds
# uninstall plugins and required files from local srcds install
make uninstall SRCDS=/path/to/srcds- Fork the Project
- Create your Feature Branch (
git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature) - Commit your Changes (
git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature') - Push to the Branch (
git push origin feature/AmazingFeature) - Open a Pull Request
GNU General Public License v3.0
- Knagg0 and naris's original plugin
- L. Duke's particle.inc
- smlib
- Flyflo's GoombaStomp plugin (majority of tags.inc)