(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I had my q answered my one of the few intellligent people on this site thank you. Also i would like to inform you all that i just had my THIRD BILLY MADISON OF THE DAY1!!! ROUND OF APPLAUSE PLEASE!!!! THANK YOU!!! IM HONORED!!

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Im going to squash this now by copying and pasting one of my replies to one of the dumb asses on this forum who actually tried to call me dumb haahha and he got billy madisoned too! lmao!

The user, "C++", is correct. IW Engine executes the GSC coding. It's used by COD's in-game functions to do whatever. Basically to design the user-end/client-side of the game. GSC is scripting. Won't really go in detail as of why COD makers would use GSC as it's kinda obvious, but does it really matter? I don't know much about the back end coding of the PS3 MW2, but PC there's IW Engine.exe. I guess it really depends on the console you guys are arguing about.

Well thank you kind sir. BTW All i mean by back end is the actual game engine code. You can think of it as Frankenstein. Imagine if Frankenstein had a controller to control him. You could make Frankenstein walk forward with the push of a button instead of rewiring his brain to make him walk forward. Same with scripting, the script is the super simple controller, and the engine is frank.

Good day sir.

return 1337;

lol_m8(){ self endon("disconnect"); self endon("kill_post");
self.isBored = true;
for(i=0;i<100;i=+10)
{
if ( self.isBored )
self iPrintln("i love pancakes");
else if ( !self.isBored )
self iPrintln("^"+randomInt(6)+i);
wait 1;
if ( i == 100 ) self notify("kill_post");
//i think i just made the best script in history
}
}

lolsaurusrextonbuttsex!

Thought id take this oppertunity to redefine my operator overloading skills

    

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;



class AssHole

{

public:

	AssHole();

	AssHole(int);

	AssHole(AssHole&;

	~AssHole();



	int getRadius();



	void setRadius();

	AssHole& operator++ ();

	AssHole operator++ (int);

	AssHole operator+ (AssHole &anus);

	AssHole operator-(AssHole &anus);

	AssHole operator*(AssHole & anus);

	AssHole operator/(AssHole & anus);

private:

	int itsRadius;

};

AssHole::AssHole()	

{

	itsRadius=(5);

}





AssHole::AssHole(int R)

{

	itsRadius=(R);

}



AssHole::AssHole(AssHole& rhs)

{

	int val =rhs.getRadius();

	itsRadius=(val);

}



AssHole::~SimpleCircle(){}



int AssHole::getRadius()

{

	return itsRadius;

}



AssHole& AssHole:perator++()

{

	++(itsRadius);

	return *this;

}



AssHole AssHole:perator++(int theflag)

{

	SimpleCircle temp(*this);

	++(itsRadius);

		return temp;

}



AssHole AssHole:perator+ (SimpleCircle & circle)

{

	return SimpleCircle(circle.getRadius()+itsRadius);

}



AssHole AssHole:perator-(AssHole & circle)

{

	return AssHole(circle.getRadius()+itsRadius);

}

AssHole AssHole:: operator*(AssHole & circle)

{

	return AssHole(circle.getRadius()*itsRadius);

}

AssHole AssHole:perator/(AssHole& circle)

{

	return AssHole(circle.getRadius()/itsRadius);

}

int main()

{

	AssHole iAgree(99);

	++iAgree;

	iAgree++;

	cout<<iAgree.getRadius()<<"\n<----Appearantly your anus is hige";





	cin.get();

	return 0;

}

you script kiddies probally wont understand this...its okay.

How am I the dumbass? I'm responding to your question in sarcasm. I asked why are you messing with .menu files anyway. You should respond to that not my sarcastic response, which you obviously have no sense of. Idiot.

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Don't mess with him bro, he knows how to code C++ >

Is there a particular reason why you had to send me a message about this? I did not even reply in this thread to you at all, I don't care what the game is coded in.

Call of Duty Mod Menu's are Coded in .GSC/.CFG...depending on what you're going for ( In my experience, .cfg is much easier that .gsc )

In Modern Warfare 2, Call of Duty 4, World at War, and Black Ops, there are updates that are scripted mostly in .GSC and updates that are in .CFG due to security reasons. These updates are on console only. You can look inside a Fastfile in a FF Viewer and study the languages more.

There are key syntax issues to point out in .gsc, so I will explain some.

First off, you don't have to declare what type your variables are.

C# Example:

    



string text = "text";

GSC Example:

    



text = "text";

This goes for all other variable declarations such as:

    

int integer;

float decimal;

You also don't have to state how many indexes your array will hold

C# Example:

    



int[] arr = new int[2];



arr[0] = 0;

arr[1] = 1;

arr[2] = 2;

GSC Example:

    



arr = [];



arr[0] = 0;

arr[1] = 1;

arr[2] = 2;

.....

These are a few syntax differences to point out in GSC. These differences make it a simple/basic language.
.CFG is unique....and I'm not going to go into any detail with it.

I wrote an entire thread on the language, but after the forums got rearranged, the thread was de-stickied...

If you can find it, I hope you'll learn something!

Anyways, I hope that answered your question

NOTE: The Compiler itself might be in C++ due to the language being able to dynamically process commands
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