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Creating Sourcemod plugins can be pretty simply to do once you know how, but getting to that point when first starting out can be a bit difficult at first. This guide's aim is to help start you out on the road to creating your own plugins.

== Getting Started ==
This portion of the guide aims to give you the bare minimum necessary for creating SM plugins. There are other nice to have features that you can add to this list, but we may expand upon that later. For now, we want just the basics to get things started.

To begin creating your own plugins, you'll need the following:
- A text editor. Notepad++ is definitely recommended.
- A copy of the Sourcemod and Metamod files.
- Some understanding of how to make plugins in SM, please refer to the [https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Introduction_to_sourcemod_plugins SM Wiki page].

You'll need to get the Sourcemod/Metamod files in order to compile the plugins you make. YOU DO NOT NEED TO HAVE A SERVER FOR THIS! You just need to create a directory some place (maybe your desktop for easy access) and add the Sourcemod/Metamod files to it. Once that has been completed and you have your text editor ready, you can begin creating new plugin files.

== Creating Your First Plugin ==

== Compiling Your First Plugin ==

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 To begin creating your own plugins, you'll need the following:
--A text editor. Notepad++ is definitely recommended.
--A copy of the Sourcemod and Metamod files.
+* A text editor. Notepad++ is definitely recommended.
--Some understanding of how to make plugins in SM, please refer to the [https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Introduction_to_sourcemod_plugins SM Wiki page].
+* A copy of the Sourcemod and Metamod files.
 You'll need to get the Sourcemod/Metamod files in order to compile the plugins you make. YOU DO NOT NEED TO HAVE A SERVER FOR THIS! You just need to create a directory some place (maybe your desktop for easy access) and add the Sourcemod/Metamod files to it. Once that has been completed and you have your text editor ready, you can begin creating new plugin files.