[JaKe Elite]

Introduction

I've seen many users posting this on scripting help all the time.
Why they just can't search for the solution?

So that's why i made this. Let's get started.

Solution

Your script is using a include that requires a plugin.
But you don't have the plugin in the folder called "Plugins"

so you've to download the include again with the plugin.

Then open server.cfg.
Under the filterscripts add.

Code:

plugins ThePlugins here

Example

Code:

plugins sscanf

If you are using linux. You need also to download .so file plugin from the include
so in server.cfg in the line plugins.
It must be

Code:

plugins ThePlugins.so

Example

Code:

plugins sscanf.so

You also make sure that the plugin version is the same as the include version.
or else you will get another error.

I've never occur this problem before

Thank you for reading my tutorial.

[Zex Tan]

Nice one Romel, this will teach Newbies to solve this simple problem

[[WA]iRonan]

:facepalm:

When i was a newbie, wich is not long ago. I even knew how to fix this -_-
If you read the errors, so this:
SSCANF_(errorhere)
if that is the error, i already know i have to add
#include <sscanf2>

[JaKe Elite]

Quote:

Originally Posted by [WA]iRonan :facepalm: When i was a newbie, wich is not long ago. I even knew how to fix this -_- If you read the errors, so this: SSCANF_(errorhere) if that is the error, i already know i have to add #include <sscanf2>

You've to facepalm yourself not me.

I didn't said this is about SSCANF error
i'm talking about plugin error.

You're going offtopic..

[LarzI]

Making this thread will unfortunately be of no use. There are solutions to those problems everywhere, as they have been asked hundreds and hundreds of times, but noobs won't use the search function, thus never read this tutorial.

[JaKe Elite]

Yeah i know...

[dino_d_carter]

i remember when i had this problem and i just had volt host and i dind't know how to fix hahah i think this will help many newbies