sfc2 ("StarFall Commands 2") is a StarfallEx chip that provides various useful utilities via chat commands. Compatible with luadev chat commands.

1. git clone https://github.com/x4fx77x4f/sfc2.git ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/GarrysMod/garrysmod/data/starfall/sfc2
2. Flash sfc2/init.lua to a Starfall Processor
3. Optionally additionally place, wire, and use a HUD component

Chat commands are prefixed with $. Other people (probably) won't see your chat commands without being connected to a HUD.

• l <Lua code>: Execute Lua code on the server. Chip owner only.
• ls <Lua code>: Execute Lua code on the server and all clients. Chip owner only.
• lc <Lua code>: Execute Lua code on all clients. Chip owner only.
• lsc <targets> <Lua code>: Execute Lua code on specified targets. Chip owner only. Targets are separated by commas.
• lm <Lua code>: Execute Lua code on your own client.
• lb <Lua code>: Execute Lua code on the server and your own client. Chip owner only.
• Any of the previous 6 commands but with p instead of l: Execute Lua code, and also print the result to chat.
• goto <target>: Teleport to the specified target. Chip owner only. Kind of fiddly; you might get stuck in a wall.
• return: Teleport to your previous location. Chip owner only.
• spectate [target]: Spectate a player, or stop spectating if no target is specified. Chip owner only. You must be connected to a HUD for this to work. Won't work if they're not in your PVS.
• unspectate: Stop spectating. Chip owner only.
• blacklist <target>: Ignore all future net messages from the target for the duration of the session. Chip owner only.
• unblacklist <target>: Stop ignoring net messages from the target. Chip owner only.
• suicide <target>: Self-destruct on specified target. Chip owner only. I don't know why I added this. I can't think of any good reason you would ever want to do this.
• jail <target>: Jail the target. Chip owner only.
• unjail <target>: Unjail the target. Chip owner only.
• propkill <target>: Propkill the target. Chip owner only.
• spawnkill <target>: Mark the target for spawnkilling, and propkill them. Chip owner only.
• unspawnkill <target>: Unmark the target for spawnkilling. Chip owner only.

This software is licensed under the MIT License. Its license terms can be read in LICENSE.

This software is provided as is without warranty of any kind. While an effort has been made to reduce the chance of bad things happening as a result of this software, absolutely no guarantees are made as to its safety.