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| + | :!: To edit files you will need an editor. Read how to get started with [[creating and editing 4rpl scripts]]. | ||
| ====== Scripting ====== | ====== Scripting ====== | ||
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| - | Run this **once** in the console and then unpause the game and let the game simulation run a few frames. You will see a stack of 100 deep creeper at map coordinate x=12 and z=23 ((For more information on the game coordinate system and why we use **x** and **z** coordinates, | + | Run this **once** in the console and then unpause the game and let the game simulation run a few frames. You will see a stack of 100 deep creeper at map coordinate x=12 and z=23 ((For more information on the game coordinate system and why we use **x** and **z** coordinates, |
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| 12 23 100 AddCreeper | 12 23 100 AddCreeper | ||
| AddCreeper(12 23 100) # Does the same thing as the line above. | AddCreeper(12 23 100) # Does the same thing as the line above. | ||
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| + | 1 (2 3 +) 4 # Demonstrate wrapping affects all stack locations. | ||
| + | 2 3 + 1 4 # This line is the same as the one above. | ||
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| endif | endif | ||
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| + | Note: See [[4rpl:Data Types]] for comparison between dissimilar types and type conversion. | ||
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| ===== Variables ===== | ===== Variables ===== | ||
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| "3 plus 4 is" <-result TraceAllSP | "3 plus 4 is" <-result TraceAllSP | ||
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| + | Note: See [[4rpl:Data Types]] for comparison between dissimilar types and type conversion. | ||
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| ===== Functions ===== | ===== Functions ===== | ||
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| + | ===== Working with CPACKs ===== | ||
| + | When a CPACK is imported, it does not overwrite any scripts that might be on disk. So if there are scripts on disk those will get jammed back into the CPACK whenever a compile is done (and a compile is done during finalization). | ||
| + | <WRAP width center twothirds> | ||
| + | < | ||
| + | %HOMEPATH%\Documents\My Games\creeperworld4\creeperworld4\editor\map2\cpacks\[CPACKNAME] 92415695-49d6-4e97-852b-64493e76233b\scripts\ | ||
| + | </ | ||
| + | </ | ||
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| + | If you load map as a regular player and then enter edit mode, the game will stick the scripts into the _UNKNOWN project directory. If there are already matching scripts present at that location, they will not be overwritten (importing a CPACK is the only exception to this). | ||
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| + | The case of on-the-fly opening the editor in a map you are playing is no different -with one exception: The game doesn' | ||
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| + | If you want to grab the scripts from a map (like an FPS map) and you want to make sure you have the latest scripts, you should either create a project for the map and open it from the project page, or you should clean your _UNKNOWN directory before you open the map on the fly. | ||
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| + | Basically, just deleting the _UNKNOWN directory is the easiest way to clean it | ||
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