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Hide & Seek Round System

This mod is mainly used for content creators like:
Gentoi,
Eddygar,
BlastNit,
etc.

This addon DOES include the Last Man Standing themes you hear in videos made by these popular YouTubers.

To run this mod you must have

ULX
ULib
Simple Timer Plus
Spectate Mod

or this mod will not work.

All these mods are in the required dependencies underneath this addon. If you ask why this addon doesn't work and you don't have all these installed then that is seriously disappointing

Mod introduces 6 new commands via ULX:

!changelms (changes the last man standing theme of a person) (BASED ON THE SEEKER, NOT THE LMS)
!setgamemode (change the gamemode the timer will use, CURRENTLY: 2 Gamemodes)
!revive (revives a person during a round) (cannot revive during the last man standing sequence)
!setseeker (sets a player to be the seeker for a round)
!setseeker2 (sets a second player to be the seeker for a round, CURRENTLY ONLY FOR DOUBLE TROUBLE GAMEMODE)
!toggletimer (toggles the timer)

[NOTICE: I HEAVILY RECOMMEND USING THE !menu COMMAND TO USE THE !changelms COMMAND, AS SONG NAMES ARE LONG AND ARE DIFFICULT TO TYPE OUT, LET ALONE FINDING OUT WHAT TO TYPE.)

CONVARS:

[The numbers after the convars are their default values]

SERVER (only host can change):

hns_lastmanstanding 1 (toggles whether the last man standing sequence should happen)
hns_addtimeafterdeath 0 (adds 30 seconds when someone dies
hns_chasethemes 1 (enables and disables chase themes) (cannot be changed mid round if you do then you must restart the round for the change to take effect)

CLIENT (only applies to the client):

hns_lmsmusic 1 (toggles whether music will play during the last man standing sequence, useful for content creators)
hns_lmsoptimized 0 (toggles whether the halos that appear during LMS are optimized to reduce lag on lower end pcs)

HOW TO USE:

Place down a Simple Timer Plus object.
Configure it however you like.
Change your last man standing theme (if not then a default theme will be applied)
Set the seeker via the !setseeker command and then use the !toggletimer command to toggle the timer!