hello im new in plugins, and i need help, how to fix this command, game makes so much updates because last time this plugin was working last time.

using Rust;

namespace Oxide.Plugins
{
[Info("Players", "dunno", "0.1.0")]
public class Players : RustPlugin
{
    void OnPlayerChat(ConsoleSystem.Arg arg)
        {
            var message = arg.GetString(1);
            if (message.Contains("!players"))
            {
                var playerCount = BasePlayer.activePlayerList.Count;
                if (playerCount > 1)
					PrintToChat($"<color=#FF7400>[Rustical] </color><color=#B1B1B1>PLAYERS ONLINE:</color> <color=red>{playerCount}</color>");
                else
					PrintToChat("<color=#FF7400>[Rustical] </color><color=#B1B1B1>PLAYERS ONLINE:</color> <color=red>{playerCount}</color>");				
            }
        }
}
}​

var message = arg.GetString(0);

Still not working..

You'll need to provide a bit more details about what exactly isn't working.

When I type !players to chat, so it must write this: PLAYERS ONLINE: x and this output when I write it can see everyone on server.

Okay, but what part about it isn't working?

It dosen't write anything into chat when I write !players

Ah right..

void OnPlayerChat(BasePlayer player, string message, string[] args)​

I've got this error

You'll have to adjust your plugin accordingly.

Removal of:

var message = arg.GetString(1);​

I removed it, now plugin is now compiled correctly, but still nothing displays in chat.

using Rust;

namespace Oxide.Plugins
{
[Info("Players", "qw", "0.1.0")]
public class Players : RustPlugin
{
    void OnPlayerChat(BasePlayer player, string message, string[] args)
        {
            if (message.Contains("!players"))
            {
                var playerCount = BasePlayer.activePlayerList.Count;
                if (playerCount > 1)
                   // rust.BroadcastChat($"On this server is currently {playerCount} players online.");
					PrintToChat($"<color=#FF7400>[Rustical] </color><color=#B1B1B1>PLAYERS ONLINE:</color> <color=red>{playerCount}</color>");
                else
                  //  rust.BroadcastChat("On this server is currently 1 player online.");  
					PrintToChat("<color=#FF7400>[Rustical] </color><color=#B1B1B1>PLAYERS ONLINE:</color> <color=red>{playerCount}</color>");				
            }
        }
}
}

Sorry, this is the correct signature:

void OnPlayerChat(BasePlayer player, string message)​

It's working now. Thanks for help, I wouldn't solve anything without you. :D And thanks for fast replies!