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Auto Compile GSC Scripts & Release via GitHub Actions

When you commit to your repository, GitHub Actions will automatically compile and release your GSC.

This is really nice because you can have one link that will always be up to date with whatever you change, like this: https://github.com/ChxseH/GSC-AutoCompile/releases/download/latest/release.zip

How to Use

1. Ensure you have a GitHub Account and are logged in.
2. Press Use this template.
3. Place any amount of GSC into src\gsc. (Subdirectories are supported)

Customization

Changing the default behavior / released file name

By default, GitHub Actions will compile every GSC file in src\gsc (and subdirectories) on it's own and ZIP them all up and release it.

If you prefer to have everything compiled and released as one GSC file, see .github\workflows\main.yml's lines #14-20. (Note that subdirectories are not supported in this mode)

Also see those same lines if you want to change the released file name.

Changing the Release Title

1. Change Line #26 in .github\workflows\main.yml.

Changing the Release Tag

1. Change Line #24 in .github\workflows\main.yml.

Changing the Branch compilation runs on

1. Change Line #4 in .github\workflows\main.yml.

Credits

@marvinpinto's action-automatic-releases GitHub Action

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added a screenshot of it working, time for me to jump back to arch, cheers.

Please read our documentation site for installing BO1.

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Please read our documentation site for setting up a server for BO1.

Please read our documentation site for installing BO1.

We don't directly ban for it, but server owners may.

If you are logging in to the launcher you need to use your username (which is case sensitive).

Plutonium T5?

You don't need to load bot warfare as a mod, just move the mod files into %localappdata%\Plutonium\storage\iw5\scripts (You might need to make this folder) and it will automatically load.

Check out the docs where we outline it, but pretty much any machine in the last 10 years can host a server no problem.
https://plutonium.pw/docs/server/t6/setting-up-a-server/#requirements

Unpin the pluto launcher from your taskbar and pin it again while it is not running.
edit: or just launch plutonium.exe directly

Explained here: https://plutonium.pw/docs/antivirus/

That is an emblem, you can create them just as you would on console now, but you cannot "save" them, so you can only have the one applied to your playercard at a time.