Solved Send a regular command to console

Hey, noob question can't find it in any plugins to learn from, how would I send a regular command to console like "server.hostname" for example
[DOUBLEPOST=1423057420][/DOUBLEPOST]global.server.hostname = "newname"

right?

Ok I tested it and it works, I humour myself sometimes... sorry for post
[DOUBLEPOST=1423057849][/DOUBLEPOST]Although that method isn't exactly ideal for what I need, i need it to parse through a file and execute console commands line by line.

 

server.hostname = "newname" in console
global.server.hostname = "newname" in plugin yes

 

What I'm hoping to achieve is this

rust.SendConsoleCommand('say Hello')
rust.SendConsoleCommand('server.hostname New Name')
rust.SendConsoleCommand('event.run')

Just don't know what hook to use exactly

 

hmm that's not how
in a plugin you probably would need:
global.server.hostname "new name"

event.run, very hard to do
easiest way would be to recreate what it does
(some exemples on how to spawn an airdrop are out there)

and say it would be:
rust.BroadcastChat("The Name", "The Message here");

 

oh ... lol didnt know this one

 

With my help to lol

 

Thank you all

 

erm... maybe a stupid thing for most of u, but I tried RunServerCommand and rust.RunServerCommand on C# without success...

 

Tnx sir Wulf!

 

How would you use this with multiple arguments, would this be correct: rust.RunServerCommand("banid", "76500000000000", "Playername", "Reason For Ban")

Seems no, as it requires an object -.- can an example be provided please oh wulfyness?

 

Does it need " in the string? So far I've just had to load up the args array and it works. Also I posted asking about what IDE you guys are using to use this class. Not sure what happened to it.
[DOUBLEPOST=1425927051][/DOUBLEPOST]I guess a better question would be how do I call the function from another class?

here are some things i tried for testing to no avail

Code:

Rust.RunServerCommand("inventory.give", new string[] {"stones", "1000000"});

Code:

ConsoleSystem.Run.Server.Normal("inventory.give stones 1000000");

All of them tried with the rust.cs file in the same directory and the following included in the headers.

Code:

using Oxide.Rust.Libraries;

Any help would be much appreciated!

 

I have the comment at the top //Reference: Oxide.Ext.Rust

I added using Rust; which did not fix it. It compiles just fine, I also don't get an error when running the command but it doesn't give me the stone haha!

Code:

        [ChatCommand("startkit")]
        void cmdChatStartKit(BasePlayer player, string command, string[] args)
        {
            ConsoleSystem.Run.Server.Normal("inventory.give", new string[] {"stones", "1000000"});
        }