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I've always done
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with(putnpc2(this.x, this.y, "join object;")) |
I never knew that putnpc2() returned the npc object >_>
Hurray for new things. ^^ You could even add a putnpc3() that uses a class name to join as the parameter instead of the actual script :P with (putnpc3(this.x, this.y, "classname")) {} For the lazy people like me. |
putnpc3 doesnt exist?
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Uh no, that was speculation.
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Yea you could do that easily enough, but having built in stuff is cooler than joining classes all the time :P
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