How do I give an individual one item automatically when they join the server, then none after?

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I had a friend suggest that I give a minibike to players when they join the server, I told him that I'm rather dense when it comes to running a server yet I would attempt to accommodate what he wanted. Is it possible to set it up so that when a player joins they get a minibike then after the following times they join they won't get a minibike?
 
sure is :) in this part you can dupe the message then add a bc-give command. use the help menu to get the command as i cant remember it off the top of my head for the order of things xD1221
adding something like this should work

bc-give {player_steamid} itemname /c=1 /q=0

c= number of that item
q= the quality of the item
but something like that should work
cant remember what i use to use xD
 
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I did what you said yet I'm getting a error now, I don't know if it's related. It is regarding "bc-time".
 

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Bc time is just because the server hasn't started yet and it needs to be running for the command from rat to work normal error when starting rat
 
An with the bc give command just add it to the new player 1 on a new line at the bottom and remove the double bc-give you put at the start
 
you're right, it stopped spitting that error once the server started and i received my items, again - thank you very much!!
 
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sure is :) in this part you can dupe the message then add a bc-give command. use the help menu to get the command as i cant remember it off the top of my head for the order of things xDView attachment 1221
adding something like this should work

bc-give {player_steamid} itemname /c=1 /q=0

c= number of that item
q= the quality of the item
but something like that should work
cant remember what i use to use xD
i forgot to mention how much i appreciate that you used pictures to illustrate how to get the job done, i'm a visual learner - awesome! awesome!
 
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i find it helps a bit as a pic can sometimes be a ton quicker than words to explain what you are looking for and how to do things :)