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Callout-Creator-Pack
This pack includes an example of how to create a callout.
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Note: Nights Software does not provide ticket support for building callouts. Read the documentation instead. This option is made to provide skilled developers the freedom to build their own callouts.
How to Build Callouts
- Nights Software has created a Callout Creator Pack to help you create your own callouts. This pack includes an example callout and a documentation on how to create your own callouts.
Task List for creating one callout
- Task 1
- Enter the
night_ers/callouts/plugins/folder and copy an existing.luacallout file or paste in a newly created callout file. - Task 2
- Rename the file to your desired callout name.
- Task 3
- Adjust the config, client and server code (all of them) within your new file to your liking.
- Task 4
- Test the callout and make sure it works as intended by restarting the script and spawning the callout afterwards.
How to use ERS functions
Find all functions used in callouts in the Nights Software ERS Documentation