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Now we only have to wait another year for the update!: /
Nah.. G18. Defiantly removing that gun.Yes! It gets so annoying when people only use G18 and then there is no escaping death from both close up or far away.
WaitUmm, then what is it?
a ****ing
minute
That's not a space.
V
w, "\x7E");
If you don't believe me, copy-paste it into google.
There is absolutely no syntax error in that.Than why does torque demand that in that line, and that line only, there is a syntax error?
You've used getSubStr incorrectly. I don't think it would cause that error, usually it just echos "Incorrect usage of getSubStr() - Wrong number of arguments" in the console when you try to use it.Thank you.
%newMsg = strReplace(%newMsg, %w, "\x7E");
What the **** do you think: /
He isn't that bad at scripting, you don't need to try to pick out every little thing that isn't exactly perfect in an obvious example. This isn't the first time I've seen you do something like this.
What do you mean? What do you want to happen if it's the playertype you're looking for, and what do you want to have happen if nobody is using it? You can also separate this into a different function, like this:Umm, shouldn't the %datablock in if(isObject(%obj) && %obj.getDataBlock() $= "%datablock") not be in quotes?Code: [Select]function someoneIsUsingThisDataBlock(%datablock)
{
for(%i=0;%i<clientGroup.getCount();%i++)
{
%obj = %clientGroup.getObject(%i).player;
if(isObject(%obj) && %obj.getDataBlock() $= "%datablock")
return true;
}
return false;
}
And you can then use lines like if(someoneIsUsingThisDataBlock("dataBlockName")) or if(!someoneIsUsingThisDataBlock("dataBlockName"))
Look at what line the syntax error is on, not the ##.I have, I can't find any anywhere around it.
Where are the ##'s.
There is no syntax error there; it must be in some other part of your script..