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You are learning. [emoji106] Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

Pluton in the news. Lets see how Oxide answers for that. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

I will fix it soon.

Ahh yeah.

Not hard. Well It Should work XD import clr clr.AddReferenceByPartialName("UnityEngine") clr.AddReferenceByPartialName("Pluton") import Pluton import UnityEngine from UnityEngine import * class Nigeria: def HomeOf(self, Player, Home) ini = Homes() check =...

Not some says. It unlocks the door like that. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

Why? Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

Same here. Doors glitch after a restart. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

I will find a way around unless someone finds It faster, since I will be at school. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

LOL? Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

Check my github and look for admincmds. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

This in this plugin yet* Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

Yup, you can create inifiles. Bit you cannot configure this yet. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

Basic stuff. /god /tphere /tpto /kit /kit is a bit modified, but if someone doesn't want to use it, It's easially removeable, or I will make an option to disable it now.

I guess It's because of the 1 in the home word. Python is really sensitive on these. To fix this Jakkee try putting name = command.quotedArgs[0] #to name = str(command.quotedArgs[0]) #It's also safe to put (I'm not sure in the new iniparser) command.User.Location # into str() also.

It only loads Python files, so yes.

May I ask about this name?

@ReMuS https://github.com/dretax/Python-Plugins/blob/master/PlutonPlugins/AdminCommands/AdminCommands.py Contains the kits a bit reworked.

LOL Pluton has IronPython which is a C# interpreter. It can execute C# methods by Python. IronPython only accepts Python, and C# methods which are "Pythonised". So you can use py, and pyc files.

@balu92 Are we enough advertised? Edit: I think its ok to release this.