Author Topic: Displaying Variables w/ script  (Read 1205 times)

I need help displaying variables(VCE) with script. Any help will be appreciated. Also by the way, i have look at other scripts but it makes no sense to me.
« Last Edit: July 09, 2010, 10:22:23 AM by Kygrob »

I dont think you can with VCE, you can do it with the old variables

I dont think you can with VCE, you can do it with the old variables
You moron, he said by script.

You moron, he said by script.
lol'd.

And I've been wondering about this too, Look at VCE Prints. They do that.

NOW YOU CAN TOO


WITH SEARCHTHROUGHADDONS!

Also by the way, i have look at other scripts but it makes no sense to me.
I did say I already looked through scripts but they make no sense to me.

I did say I already looked through scripts but they make no sense to me.
Some scripts are really hard to read because at no point was Return/Enter used. Not even TAB.

Some scripts are really hard to read because at no point was Return/Enter used. Not even TAB.
QFT.


pfft I use tab in all of my scripts including variables.
Code: [Select]
messageClient(%client,'','Gold: %1',%brick.getGroup().vargroup.getVariable("Client","gold",%client));
« Last Edit: July 13, 2010, 04:06:22 AM by Destiny/Zack0Wack0 »

pfft I use tab in all of my scripts including variables.
Code: [Select]
messageClient(%client,'','Gold: %1',%brick.getGroup().vargroup.getVariable("Client","gold",%client));

the only helpful one so far

brownie points for zack

the only helpful one so far

brownie points for zack
That's because I coded the system doofus, lol.


pfft I use tab in all of my scripts including variables.
Code: [Select]
messageClient(%client,'','Gold: %1',%brick.getGroup().vargroup.getVariable("Client","gold",%client));


Kinda found the answer to a question i had, but why have the %brick.getGroup when your just displaying a variable?

Is this just a snippet from something you coded?

I guess because he's getting the variable from a brick's client perhaps?

Some scripts are really hard to read because at no point was Return/Enter used. Not even TAB.
You're stupid. Some text editors don't use the same encoder as Notepad, so when you open the script they wrote in TextEdit on a mac you don't see returns or tabs. Open it in WordPad or Notepad++ and you'll see the code (probably) properly formatted. I don't see how anyone could code without using return or tab.