I have had a problem trying to execute my first script in blockland

[howtoshotbillwetellyou]

Ah well, I've recently tried running some scripts in my Add-Ons Log folder (C:\Program Files\Blockland\Add-Ons Log) and it wouldn't let me. Explain that.

actually, you can't create new folders in the blockland.exe directory, i believe

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[Kalphiter]

Ah well, I've recently tried running some scripts in my Add-Ons Log folder (C:\Program Files\Blockland\Add-Ons Log) and it wouldn't let me. Explain that.

"Add-ons Log" isn't a default folder therefore it will not let you run anything in it.

[MegaScientifical]

"Add-ons Log" isn't a default folder therefore it will not let you run anything in it.

Damn... But it's how I mess with scripts. I make folders in that named after the zip file, then I just remove the " Log" part at the top to go right in and paste the files in.

[Butler]

Create a server.cs with this code in it:

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exec("add-ons/test/sample.cs");
Then type this into the console:

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exec("add-ons/test/server.cs);

[Destiny/Zack0Wack0]

Create a server.cs with this code in it:

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exec("add-ons/test/sample.cs");
Then type this into the console:

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exec("add-ons/test/server.cs);

Only post here if you actually know what you're doing, thanks.

[takato14]

1: Make this directory: "C:\Program Files\Add-Ons\Script_Test\".
2: Put a "server.cs" in that directory.
3: Type this into console.

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exec("Add-Ons/Script_Test/server.cs");
4: ???
5: $$Profit$$

This isnt hard. At all. >_>

[phflack]

1: Make this directory: "C:\Program Files\Add-Ons\Script_Test\".
2: Put a "server.cs" in that directory.
3: Type this into console.

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exec("Add-Ons/Script_Test/server.cs");
4: ???
5: $$Profit$$

This isnt hard. At all. >_>

Only post here if you actually know what you're doing, thanks.

why the stuff would you have the file outside of the blockland folder!?
put it in blockland\add-ons\script_test\, and you're also assuming he's using windows, and that his BL folder is in program files, which badspot doesn't advertise as a good idea unless you disable UAC

[MegaScientifical]

...you're also assuming he's using windows, and that his BL folder is in program files, which badspot doesn't advertise as a good idea unless you disable UAC

It installed itself into C:\Program Files\Blockland He means on the newer Windows operating systems I think and isn't THAT big of a deal. What are you going on about?

[phflack]

It installed itself into C:\Program Files\Blockland He means on the newer Windows operating systems I think and isn't THAT big of a deal. What are you going on about?

i was unaware that every computer had the same file system, of C:\Program Files\

[MegaScientifical]

i was unaware that every computer had the same file system, of C:\Program Files\

I'm confused what you're trying to get me at.

[Bauklotz]

Damn...

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function addDefaultDirectory(%dir) {
   if(isDefaultDirectory(%dir))
      return;
   setModPaths(getModPaths() @ ";" @ %dir);
}
function isDefaultDirectory(%dir) {
    %path = getModPaths();
   for(%i=0;%i<getFieldCount(strReplace(%path,";","\t");%i++)
      if(getField(strReplace(%path,";","\t"),%i) $= %dir)
           return true;
   return false;
}


[Bauklotz]

i was unaware that every computer had the same file system, of C:\Program Files\

It doesn't.
Not all computers use C:\ as root drive, and some use multiple and have the default on a diffirent path.
And the default folder for programs depends on 64-bit and operating system language.
For example, on 64-bit, 32x programs usually install in "Program Files (x86)".
And in Danish installations, the folder is named "Programmer", or in German installations, "Programme". Just examples.

[PurpleMetro]

1: Make this directory: "C:\Program Files\Add-Ons\Script_Test\".
2: Put a "server.cs" in that directory.
3: Type this into console.

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exec("Add-Ons/Script_Test/server.cs");
4: ???
5: $$Profit$$

This isnt hard. At all. >_>

Hi takato remember Alden?

[phflack]

It doesn't.
Not all computers use C:\ as root drive, and some use multiple and have the default on a diffirent path.
And the default folder for programs depends on 64-bit and operating system language.
For example, on 64-bit, 32x programs usually install in "Program Files (x86)".
And in Danish installations, the folder is named "Programmer", or in German installations, "Programme". Just examples.

and that's what i was getting at, if you didn't notice

[takato14]

1: Make this directory: "C:\Program Files\Add-Ons\Script_Test\".
2: Put a "server.cs" in that directory.
3: Type this into console.

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exec("Add-Ons/Script_Test/server.cs");
4: ???
5: $$Profit$$

This isnt hard. At all. >_>

stuff, I failed.

1: Make this directory: "C:\Program Files\Blockland\Add-Ons\Script_Test\".
2: Put a "server.cs" in that directory.
3: Type this into console.

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exec("Add-Ons/Script_Test/server.cs");
4: ???
5: $$Profit$$

This isnt hard. At all. >_>