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[SSRobgeta]

Is there a way to Save your current text as a string BUT not get overwriten when you talk? I'm having a scripting problem. Any suggestions?

[SSJ4_Vegetto]

I may be a "not so good scripter", but if u use a this.variable in ur string and every time it changes it adds 1 to the this.variable or something. If you know what i mean?
Like the string can be
#athis.(something)
or u can use a client.string and add 1 each time or something.... just a suggestion, sorry if it doesn't help ne...

~Omini

[SSRobgeta]

Originally posted by SSJ4_Vegetto
I may be a "not so good scripter", but if u use a this.variable in ur string and every time it changes it adds 1 to the this.variable or something. If you know what i mean?
Like the string can be
#athis.(something)
or u can use a client.string and add 1 each time or something.... just a suggestion, sorry if it doesn't help ne...

~Omini

I dunno if that'd work, but I have it under control now so thanks.

[Ningnong]

You could use an npc, when created a varible is equal to zero. Then use:

NPC Code:

---

if (playerchats && this.varible == 0){

  //rest of script here (recording of players chat text etc)

}

---

once the player has said something, set the var to one. Therefore
the message isn't over written. Simple.

[PrinceDark]

Hehe. Kai must've been deleting some posts again. lol.
Sorry about that other one I did for the guy the other day.

Rob there's a couple ways you can go about that. You can use startswith and set the string using #T(#e(startindex,length,string))

There's other ways you can do it as well.