RustGPT-AI-powered Rust plugin assistant.

Example

The `BasePlayer` class in `Assembly-CSharp.txt` defines various properties like `inventory`, `metabolism`, and methods like `Die()` and `Respawn()`. If a developer needs to modify player death behavior, I would directly reference this class to show how to override or hook into these methods.

Scenario

A developer wants to create a custom respawn system. By referencing the `BasePlayer` class and the `Respawn()` method, I would provide detailed instructions on how to extend or replace this method to trigger custom behavior when a player respawns.

Example

Hooks from `hooks.txt` such as `OnPlayerDeath` or `OnEntityTakeDamage` are used to trigger actions in response to game events. I help developers identify the appropriate hooks for their specific use case and ensure they are used correctly.

Scenario

If a developer wants to reward a player with a custom item after they kill another player, I would suggest using the `OnPlayerDeath` hook to detect when a player dies, then trigger an item grant function after verifying the killer.

Example

I use `rusterrorsfix.txt` to help diagnose and resolve common errors encountered during plugin development. I can suggest specific steps to debug or fix issues based on the error messages provided by the developer.

Scenario

A developer encounters an error where a player’s inventory doesn’t update after an item is added. I would consult the error fix document and suggest checking the `PlayerInventory` class, and if necessary, offer troubleshooting steps like checking the `inventory` method calls or player status checks.