commands.md

Roundabout Commands and ConVars

User commands

• roundabout_help - Returns the commands that can be used into the player's console.
  
• roundabout_github - Returns the link to the GitHub repository.
  
• roundabout_version - Returns the version of the plugin.
  
• roundabout_voteskip - Initiates a voteskipping process to force a new round.
  
  • Requires at least half the players.
    
• roundabout_effectlist - Returns the effect doc.
  
• roundabout_effect <id> - Shows the effect details on the screen.
  
  • id: ID of the effect.
    
    • Current effect when not given.
  • Example usage: !roundabout_effect 50
    

Admin commands

• roundabout_force [c|count <n> || <id...>] - Forces a new round with a desired effect.
  
  • id: ID of the effect.
    
    • Chosen randomly when not given.
    • When given, it ignores all conditions for certain effects.
      • May cause unwanted effects. Generally this should just mean that no significant gameplay changes will take place.
    • Some effects are mutually exclusive and they cannot be forced either.
    • Example usages:
      • !roundabout_force
      • !roundabout_force 23
      • !roundabout_force 1 2 3 4 5
        
  • n: Specifies the amount of random effects to generate
    • Must be used together with count
    • Example usages:
      • !roundabout_force count 2
      • !roundabout_force c 4
        
• roundabout_enable <0|1> - Enables or disables the plugin effects.
  
  • Enabling the effects will not restart the round.

ConVars

• sm_roundabout_toggle <0|1> - Enables or disables the plugin effects
  
  • Default: 1
  • Enabling the effects will not restart the round.
• sm_roundabout_multieffect_max_count <1-10> - Determines the max amount of effects that can naturally appear
  • Default: 5
  • More effects can be forced.
• sm_roundabout_multieffect_base_chance <0-1> - Base chance of a double-effect round
  • Default: 0.08
  • The total chance of a multieffect round is roughly double this value.
• sm_roundabout_multieffect_rarity_multiplier <0-100> - Determines the rarity multiplier for a multieffect round
  • Default: 2
  • An additional effect will be rarer by this much
  • For example if 2 effects has a probability of 0.08, then 3 effects has 0.04 with a multiplier of 2