gsc-events 0.1.1

Python library for capturing and handling game events in Plutonium T6

GSC Events for Plutonium T6

A GSC script and Python library for capturing and handling game events in Plutonium T6 (Call of Duty: Black Ops 2).

Features

• Captures various in-game events and saves them to JSONL files
• Python library to read and process these events in real-time
• Supports the following events:
  • Player Connected/Disconnected
  • Player Spawned/Death
  • Player Killed (with killer and weapon information)
  • Player Chat Messages
  • Killcam Start/End

Installation

Option 1: From GitHub Repository

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Yallamaztar/gsc-events.git

Option 2: Direct Installation

1. Copy gsc-events.gsc to your Plutonium T6 scripts folder:

%localappdata%\Plutonium\storage\t6\scripts\

2. Install the Python package:

pip install gsc-events

Event Format

Events are stored in JSONL format (one JSON object per line) in separate files for each event type. For example:

{ "event": "player_connected", "args": ["PlayerName"] }
{ "event": "player_say", "args": ["PlayerName", "message"] }
{ "event": "player_killed", "args": ["VictimName", "KillerName", "WeaponName"] }

Python Usage

from gsc_events import GSCClient

client = GSCClient()

@client.on("player_connected")
def on_connected(player: str) -> None:
    print(f"{player} Connected")

@client.on("player_spawned")
def on_spawned(player: str) -> None:
    print(f"{player} Spawned")

@client.on("player_death")
def on_death(player: str) -> None:
    print(f"{player} Died")

@client.on("player_killed")
def on_killed(player: str, attacker: str, reason: str) -> None:
    print(f"{player} was killed by {attacker} with {reason}")

@client.on("player_disconnect")
def on_disconnect() -> None:
    print(f"player Disconnected")

@client.on("player_say")
def on_say(player: str, message: str) -> None:
    print(f"{player} said {message}")

@client.on("killcam")
def on_killcam() -> None:
    print(f"Killcam started")

@client.on("killcam_end")
def on_killcam_end() -> None:
    print(f"Killcam ended")

client.run()

Events Reference

Event Name	Arguments	Description
player_connected	player_name	Triggered when a player connects
player_disconnected	none	Triggered when a player disconnects
player_spawned	player_name	Triggered when a player spawns
player_death	player_name	Triggered when a player dies
player_killed	victim_name, killer_name, weapon	Triggered when a player is killed by another player
player_say	player_name, message	Triggered when a player sends a chat message
killcam	none	Triggered when final killcam starts
killcam_end	none	Triggered when final killcam ends

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