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Flozi: recat (deprecate?)

2013-03-21T09:25:21Z

recat (deprecate?)

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	The --\|-- are to represent the spacing via tab, I'm not sure if it is neccesary on the first level, but it does make the script easier to read [at least in my opinion].		The --\|-- are to represent the spacing via tab, I'm not sure if it is neccesary on the first level, but it does make the script easier to read [at least in my opinion].
	[[Category:~~Game development~~]]		[[Category:Animation]]

Abma at 01:09, 5 December 2010

2010-12-05T01:09:25Z

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	The --\|-- are to represent the spacing via tab, I'm not sure if it is neccesary on the first level, but it does make the script easier to read [at least in my opinion].		The --\|-- are to represent the spacing via tab, I'm not sure if it is neccesary on the first level, but it does make the script easier to read [at least in my opinion].
	[[Category: ~~Mod~~ development]]		[[Category:Game development]]

Koshi: fix category

2010-03-13T18:00:58Z

fix category

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	The --\|-- are to represent the spacing via tab, I'm not sure if it is neccesary on the first level, but it does make the script easier to read [at least in my opinion].		The --\|-- are to represent the spacing via tab, I'm not sure if it is neccesary on the first level, but it does make the script easier to read [at least in my opinion].
			[[Category: Mod development]]

Rcdraco: Added a script

2007-11-07T15:31:45Z

Added a script

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	Activate()		Activate()
	~~--\|--~~{		{
	~~--\|--~~move base to y-axis [4];		move base to y-axis [4];
	~~--\|--~~}		}

	Deactivate()		Deactivate()
	~~--\|--~~{		{
	~~--\|--~~move base to y-axis [0];		move base to y-axis [0];
	~~--\|--~~}		}

	SpinTop()		SpinTop()
	~~--\|--~~{		{
	~~--\|--~~while (get ACTIVATION)		while (get ACTIVATION)
	~~--\|--\|--\|--~~{		{
	~~--\|--\|--\|--~~move top to y-axis [4] speed [20];		move top to y-axis [4] speed [20];
	~~--\|--\|--\|--~~sleep 400;		sleep 400;
	~~--\|--\|--\|--~~move top to y-axis [0] speed [20];		move top to y-axis [0] speed [20];
	~~--\|--\|--\|--~~sleep 400;		sleep 400;
	~~--\|--\|--\|--~~}		}
	~~--\|--~~start-script SpinTop();		start-script SpinTop();

	The --\|-- are to represent the spacing via tab, I'm not sure if it is neccesary on the first level, but it does make the script easier to read [at least in my opinion].		The --\|-- are to represent the spacing via tab, I'm not sure if it is neccesary on the first level, but it does make the script easier to read [at least in my opinion].

Rcdraco: /* Scripting for Newbs */

2007-11-07T15:30:36Z

Scripting for Newbs

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	In this example it would rotate the object "gun" around the y-axis "up and down" accelerating speed of 2 units per time, to a max speed of 10 units per time.		In this example it would rotate the object "gun" around the y-axis "up and down" accelerating speed of 2 units per time, to a max speed of 10 units per time.

			Another thing to understand with Cob/Bos is that it has a few built-in scripts, such as:

			Activate()

			Which is called if the unit is set to on, via onoffable in the unit's fbi file.

			Here is an example of a script for a metal extractor:

			piece base, top;

			#include "sfxtype.h"
			#include "exptype.h"

			Activate()
			--\|--{
			--\|--move base to y-axis [4];
			--\|--}

			Deactivate()
			--\|--{
			--\|--move base to y-axis [0];
			--\|--}

			SpinTop()
			--\|--{
			--\|--while (get ACTIVATION)
			--\|--\|--\|--{
			--\|--\|--\|--move top to y-axis [4] speed [20];
			--\|--\|--\|--sleep 400;
			--\|--\|--\|--move top to y-axis [0] speed [20];
			--\|--\|--\|--sleep 400;
			--\|--\|--\|--}
			--\|--start-script SpinTop();

			The --\|-- are to represent the spacing via tab, I'm not sure if it is neccesary on the first level, but it does make the script easier to read [at least in my opinion].

Rcdraco: Creation

2007-11-07T15:07:51Z

Creation

New page

=Scripting for Newbs=

This is a reference guide for all of you out there that don't know C++, or are unfamiliar with scriptor.

<10> would be to angle 10 degrees.
[10] would be 10 spring units, look at the upspring model for examples.

An example is:

spin gun around y-axis speed [10] accelerate [2];

In this example it would rotate the object "gun" around the y-axis "up and down" accelerating speed of 2 units per time, to a max speed of 10 units per time.