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Let sphere reads new scripts without rebooting - Rizz - 01-09-2013 10:16 PM Is possibile to upload a new script (in a known directory) and let sphere reads it without reboot? Is there any way? RE: Let sphere reads new scripts without rebooting - darksun84 - 01-09-2013 11:05 PM I think it's serv.load path . If i remember well the default path is scripts/ so for loading a new file that is inside a custom folder in the scripts directory, the command will look like serv.load test/test.scp LOAD file W Loads a script file. RE: Let sphere reads new scripts without rebooting - Wap - 01-09-2013 11:29 PM There are any problems with serv.resync? RE: Let sphere reads new scripts without rebooting - darksun84 - 01-09-2013 11:35 PM resync works only with files that are already loaded RE: Let sphere reads new scripts without rebooting - Mordaunt - 01-09-2013 11:55 PM In the console /load folder/folder/filename.scp RE: Let sphere reads new scripts without rebooting - htid4life - 01-10-2013 01:59 AM resync works with any script added to the script folder. new or old scripts. or use serv.load /folderhere/nameofscript.scp so if i added a script to the items folder it would be serv.load /items/newitems.scp RE: Let sphere reads new scripts without rebooting - Wap - 01-10-2013 06:03 AM (01-09-2013 11:35 PM)darksun84 Wrote: resync works only with files that are already loadedNo, if the file is located in the main script folder. |