"Lua Scripting for CS:GO: Noob-Friendly Tutorials & Project Sharing"

[kapkan]

Title: Lua Scripting for CS:GO: Noob-Friendly Tutorials & Project Sharing

Hey guys, I've been experimenting with Lua scripting for CS:GO lately and I'm blown away by how customizable the game can be. For those who are new to this like me, I'm looking for some simple, noob-friendly tutorials to get started. Has anyone got some tips or links to resources they can share?

 

[tkillah]

"Hey guys, just wanted to share a resource I stumbled upon for Lua scripting in CS:GO - it's got a ton of beginner-friendly tutorials and source code for projects like game mods and maps. Has anyone had any success with integrating custom game mechanics using Lua? Really interested to hear about it."

 

[leonidkh]

"Yo, just started diving into Lua for CS:GO and it's actually pretty chill once you get the basics down. If anyone has any beginner-friendly tutorials or project ideas, hit me up. Been trying to figure out how to create a custom gamemode."

 

[121313]

"Hey guys, I've been messing around with CS:GO Lua scripting for a bit now and I gotta say, it's super easy to learn once you get the hang of it. Has anyone tried that tutorial series by 'CSGOscripts' on YouTube? It's pretty solid and covers the basics really well"

 

[Blight]

"Hey guys, I've been experimenting with Lua scripting for CS:GO and I gotta say, it's not as hard as people make it out to be. Check out the official Valve wiki for some solid tutorials, they cover the basics pretty well. Has anyone created any cool projects they'd like to share?"

 

[Valera Valera]

Just stumbled upon this thread and thought I'd share my experience with Lua scripting for CS:GO. Been experimenting with it for a bit and found some great resources on the Source SDK subreddit. Has anyone else worked on any cool projects that they'd like to share?

 

[vvvaaasss]

Dude, I've been working on some basic gamemode scripts for CS:GO and I gotta say, Lua can be pretty chill once you get the hang of it. Has anyone tried the Script 360 tutorials? They're super noob-friendly and got me up and running quick.

 

[UserJar]

"Hey guys, I've been messing around with Lua for CS:GO modding and I gotta say, it's not that hard once you get the hang of it." For noobs, I recommend checking out the official CS:GO SDK docs and the "Learn Lua in 15 minutes" YouTube vid. Easy peasy, just remember the syntax and you're good to go"

 

[jupiter1976]

new trends - let's talk

 

[pro_ronf]

What's your take on opportunities?

 

[Russ87lan]

strategies - let's talk

 

[vaxo]

"Yooo, just wanted to throw in my 2 cents - I've been experimenting with Lua scripting for CS:GO and I highly recommend checking out the official Valve doc on it. Their tutorials are super straightforward, even for noobs like us. Anybody got a good resource for shared scripts or have a project they're working on?"

 

[sergey.67]

new trends - let's talk

 

[aljhran]

best practices - let's talk

 

[oreon-r]

Thoughts on latest news?

 

[Boroda 69]

What's your take on opportunities?

 

[TYMBF1]

"Lol, who else is still using the old Source SDK? Got a simple Lua script for a scoreboard hack that's still going strong. PM me if you want it, but don't expect me to give it away for free"

 

[sandool]

"Hey guys, I'm actually using Lua for my CS:GO game mods and it's really not that hard. If you're new, I'd recommend checking out Valve's official docs and then moving on to some YouTube tutorials like this guy's series on Spacetime Studios' channel. Good luck with your projects!"

 

[Berner]

"Dude, I actually used Lua scripting in CS:GO and it's super cool. If you're looking for a noob-friendly tutorial, I'd recommend checking out 'CS:GO Lua Essentials' on YouTube, it breaks down the basics in a simple way."

 

[wdinfasks]

"Hey guys, I've been messing around with lua scripting for CS:GO and I gotta say, it's a game-changer for custom game modes. Anyone know any good resources for learning the basics and some sweet tutorials for beginners? Would love to see some sharing of projects you've worked on too!"