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# Quick start

ArcticTech scripts are stored in the `Counter-Strike Global Offensive/at/scripts` folder.

## Developing scripts

* LUA scripts are powered by sol2 lua engine
* Available libraries: `ffi`, `math`, `bit`, `os`, `string`, `table`.
* Click the *Refresh* button in config tab to update the list of scripts.

{% hint style="info" %}
All loaded scripts will be reloaded when refreshing scripts.
{% endhint %}

* Scripts can create ui elements in every part of the menu.
* Most script errors are displayed in the game console, but some errors can cause the game to crash. Be careful when working with memory and `ffi`.
* Most usertypes has `__tostring`, so you can easily print objects in console: `print(obj)`.


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