What am i doing wrong here??

Code:

class Broadcaster:
    def __init__(self):
        self.Title = "Broadcaster"
        self.Description = "Easyily Broadcast anything"
        self.Author = "NoSharp"
        self.Version = V(0, 1, 0)    def Init(self):
        permission.RegisterPermission("broadcaster.can", self.Plugin)
        command.AddChatCommand("Broadcast", self.Plugin, "B")
           
    def B(self,player, server, cmd, args):
        if userhasPermission("broadcaster.can"):
            rust.SendChatMessage(server, args[0])
        else:
            rust.SendChatMessage(player, "you have no permissions!")

 

Chat commands in Python take 4 args. Those are self, player, cmd, args. You'll need to either look at the documentation or the Oxide GitHub for the correct methods to use when checking for things like permissions and what arguments those methods take.

To send a message to the server, use the rust.BroadcastChat(string chatname, string message) method.

 

Still not

 

What does your code look like?

 

Syntax error unexpected token chatname
[DOUBLEPOST=1469722665][/DOUBLEPOST]class Broadcaster:
def __init__(self):
self.Title = "Broadcaster"
self.Description = "Easyily Broadcast anything"
self.Author = "NoSharp"
self.Version = V(0, 1, 0)

def Init(self):
permission.RegisterPermission("broadcaster.can", self.Plugin)
command.AddChatCommand("Broadcast", self.Plugin, "B")

def B(self,player, cmd, args):
if permission.UserHasPermission(player.UserIDString, "broadcaster.can"):
rust.BroadcastChat(string chatname, string message)
else:
rust.SendChatMessage(player, "you have not got permissions to use this!")

 

"string chatname" and "string message" are just placeholders for the function. They're telling you what should go there. Change it to:

Code:

rust.BroadcastChat("MyServer", "This is a broadcast!")

 

Thanks,
Do you mind if i make my plugin public but give credit?

 

ok thank you