Basic NO PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE TUTORIALS

[DustyPorViva]

Sadly I find the wiki lacking one thing(I've yet to see skyld's though), and that is actually what goes in commands. All it tells you is if it's a floating, integer, or string. That doesn't really help much...

Anyways, for Switch:

PHP Code:

function onCreated() 
{
  player.chat = "Stuff.";
} 


function onCreated() // This is a function. Before GS2, things like this were called in events. Basically, if it happened, execute any code in the parenthesis. In GS1, it would be if (created) {}, but all that changed in GS2. Events were translated into their own functions. So basically this means, when the NPC is created, execute everything in the parenthesis.

{...} // As explained above, parenthesis are closed around any amount of commands executed when an event is called. All commands must be executed with an event/function and closed inside parenthesis.

player.chat = "Stuff."; // player.* is associated with anything for the player. This can be player.hearts, for their hearts, player.ap, for their ap, player.x, for their x coordinate, and so on. So, taking that, and taking the knowledge that = is assign, means that you are assigning something to the player's chat, which means you'll force them to say something. "Stuff." is a string. A string is alphanumerical. That means anything not a variable, floating value, integer, has to be enclosed in quotes, or else it won't be assigned. If you want to get basic, text has to be in quotes. And lastly, the semi-colon has to be after every command. Anytime you do 'something' end it with a semi-colon before you move onto the next thing.

[Rapidwolve]

Originally Posted by DustyPorViva

Sadly I find the wiki lacking one thing(I've yet to see skyld's though), and that is actually what goes in commands. All it tells you is if it's a floating, integer, or string. That doesn't really help much...

Anyways, for Switch:

PHP Code:

function onCreated() 
{
  player.chat = "Stuff.";
} 


function onCreated() // This is a function. Before GS2, things like this were called in events. Basically, if it happened, execute any code in the parenthesis. In GS1, it would be if (created) {}, but all that changed in GS2. Events were translated into their own functions. So basically this means, when the NPC is created, execute everything in the parenthesis.

{...} // As explained above, parenthesis are closed around any amount of commands executed when an event is called. All commands must be executed with an event/function and closed inside parenthesis.

player.chat = "Stuff."; // player.* is associated with anything for the player. This can be player.hearts, for their hearts, player.ap, for their ap, player.x, for their x coordinate, and so on. So, taking that, and taking the knowledge that = is assign, means that you are assigning something to the player's chat, which means you'll force them to say something. "Stuff." is a string. A string is alphanumerical. That means anything not a variable, floating value, integer, has to be enclosed in quotes, or else it won't be assigned. If you want to get basic, text has to be in quotes. And lastly, the semi-colon has to be after every command. Anytime you do 'something' end it with a semi-colon before you move onto the next thing.

The world would be a better place if there were more people like you.

[Andy0687]

Originally Posted by killerogue

The main issue I had with that was...you claimed to be a scripter. But if you can't actually script anything, you ARE NOT a scripter.

Kind of like you when you started, eh?

Maybe you shouldnt be so quick to talk down to people when you "came up" the same way they are trying.

Originally Posted by gambetsposts

.

you ever get tired of doing that?

[Rapidwolve]

Originally Posted by Andy0687

Kind of like you when you started, eh?

Maybe you shouldnt be so quick to talk down to people when you "came up" the same way they are trying.

Well put

[killerogue]

Originally Posted by Andy0687

Kind of like you when you started, eh?

Maybe you shouldnt be so quick to talk down to people when you "came up" the same way they are trying.



you ever get tired of doing that?

I never claimed I was good scripter. >_> Nor a scripter when I couldn't script anything. IF anything I was eager to learn, lazy to do anything.

[Andy0687]

Originally Posted by killerogue

I never claimed I was good scripter. >_> Nor a scripter when I couldn't script anything. IF anything I was eager to learn, lazy to do anything.

I was hoping you would pay more attention to the talking down to people part, or does this not seem familer?

http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=67451

All im saying is, when you yourself were having trouble, you looked for help and expected it/would hide behind the whole "im new" thing. When people would flame you for how bad you were, did you not get upset? So why would you in turn do that exact same thing to a new scripter? Give them a chance to learn, its not fluid for some people, and eventually they may realise its not for them.

Encourage not Discourage

[Rapidwolve]

Originally Posted by Andy0687

I was hoping you would pay more attention to the talking down to people part, or does this not seem familer?

http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=67451

All im saying is, when you yourself were having trouble, you looked for help and expected it/would hide behind the whole "im new" thing. When people would flame you for how bad you were, did you not get upset? So why would you in turn do that exact same thing to a new scripter? Give them a chance to learn, its not fluid for some people, and eventually they may realise its not for them.

Encourage not Discourage

I've also noticed this attitude of his, I never said anything though. I kept it to myself.

[Switch]

Originally Posted by DustyPorViva

Sadly I find the wiki lacking one thing(I've yet to see skyld's though), and that is actually what goes in commands. All it tells you is if it's a floating, integer, or string. That doesn't really help much...

Anyways, for Switch:

PHP Code:

function onCreated() 
{
  player.chat = "Stuff.";
} 


function onCreated() // This is a function. Before GS2, things like this were called in events. Basically, if it happened, execute any code in the parenthesis. In GS1, it would be if (created) {}, but all that changed in GS2. Events were translated into their own functions. So basically this means, when the NPC is created, execute everything in the parenthesis.

{...} // As explained above, parenthesis are closed around any amount of commands executed when an event is called. All commands must be executed with an event/function and closed inside parenthesis.

player.chat = "Stuff."; // player.* is associated with anything for the player. This can be player.hearts, for their hearts, player.ap, for their ap, player.x, for their x coordinate, and so on. So, taking that, and taking the knowledge that = is assign, means that you are assigning something to the player's chat, which means you'll force them to say something. "Stuff." is a string. A string is alphanumerical. That means anything not a variable, floating value, integer, has to be enclosed in quotes, or else it won't be assigned. If you want to get basic, text has to be in quotes. And lastly, the semi-colon has to be after every command. Anytime you do 'something' end it with a semi-colon before you move onto the next thing.

Except what's CREATED mean, then?

Originally Posted by Rapidwolve

The world would be a better place if there were more people like you.

Definitely

[killerogue]

Originally Posted by Andy0687

Stuff

I didn't get mad or upset about that. :O Also, that would have been the first time I attempted to learn. Not the second, in which I was successful.

You'll also notice James, that I had good reasoning behind the things I said. If I have an attitude it's because of personal reasons, and that isn't anything to discuss here and you're both ( and rapidwolve ) right that I shouldn't be taking it out on people.

And, what I'm saying now is stemming from other encounters with Switch involving him acting like a brass-assed monkey.

[Deadly_Killer]

Originally Posted by killerogue

Not the second, in which I was successful.

According to whom?