[Resolved] Inserting Scripts
- Thread starter tinney
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Forgive the lateness of this reply. I didn't notice this one slipping down the ladder.
Q. How do I install "Script_Name" in my game?
A. If there were no installation directions provided or the ones that were seem vague, do as follows. First open your script editor(F11, the shortcut key). Insert an empty section in the script listing by right clicking 'Main' and selecting 'Insert'. Copy the text from the custom script document you want to install. Paste the code that was just copied into the empty section. Lastly name the section something informative and memorable for the script.
A picture of where your script will most likely go:
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee31 ... cement.png[/img]
Be aware as well that some scripts are not compatible with others. This can lead to unwanted results. Ways to avoid script conflict are as follows.
1.) Be frugal with installing scripts.
The less you have the less there is for the chance of a screwup.
2.) Be smart with installing scripts.
Trying to implement two different custom battle scripts will most likely result in an error.
3.) Test play after you install scripts.
Don't install three separate scripts and then test to see if they all work. Install them one at a time to make sure nothing breaks.
Good luck with it tinney! :thumb:
Q. How do I install "Script_Name" in my game?
A. If there were no installation directions provided or the ones that were seem vague, do as follows. First open your script editor(F11, the shortcut key). Insert an empty section in the script listing by right clicking 'Main' and selecting 'Insert'. Copy the text from the custom script document you want to install. Paste the code that was just copied into the empty section. Lastly name the section something informative and memorable for the script.
A picture of where your script will most likely go:
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee31 ... cement.png[/img]
Be aware as well that some scripts are not compatible with others. This can lead to unwanted results. Ways to avoid script conflict are as follows.
1.) Be frugal with installing scripts.
The less you have the less there is for the chance of a screwup.
2.) Be smart with installing scripts.
Trying to implement two different custom battle scripts will most likely result in an error.
3.) Test play after you install scripts.
Don't install three separate scripts and then test to see if they all work. Install them one at a time to make sure nothing breaks.
Good luck with it tinney! :thumb: