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[MrMulch]

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[-Pablo-]

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[Muzzles56]

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[Nexus]

Hey, I'm writing a code that is already over 2600 lines long to work with CityRPG to create a perk system, does that still violate the application rule, even if the only part of Iban's script that is included is the required saving system? Do I need to make it a standalone script to only work in a minigame without CityRPG?

[TomTheGeek²]

Hey, I'm writing a code that is already over 2600 lines long to work with CityRPG to create a perk system, does that still violate the application rule, even if the only part of Iban's script that is included is the required saving system? Do I need to make it a standalone script to only work in a minigame without CityRPG?

I personally think that yo can do that for reasons. Not like all scripters' use their own code.

[Comatose]

Tom didn't host yesterday. We were playing TrackMania.