Author Topic: RP scripting  (Read 1302 times)

I just got a new PC and i used to use macs. What program do i use to script .dat files on PCs?
 

There are so many problems with that one little sentance.

1. Scripting can be done on both a MAC or a Windows.
2. PC can mean Mac too.
3. You don't script .dat files.
4. Scripting is the same on a Mac as a Non-Mac.
5. Scripting does not require a certain program.
6. Scripting is a process which must be learned, at least for someone like you, who clearly has no foreknownledge, learning will take a while.
7. There are plenty of RP scripts already.
8. This is posted in the wrong section.

Good job!
Eight major errors in one two sentance!
« Last Edit: August 01, 2011, 02:53:35 PM by DrenDran »

There are so many problems with that one little sentance.

1. Scripting can be done on both a MAC or a Windows.
2. PC can mean Mac too.
3. You don't script .dat files.
4. Scripting is the same on a Mac as a Non-Mac.
5. Scripting does not require a certain program.
6. Scripting is a process which must be learned, at least for someone like you, who clearly has no foreknownledge, learning will take a while.
7. There are plenty of RP scripts already.
You forgot it's in the wrong section too.

here's the code while true etc




And also Macs are PCs.
PC = Personal Computer

And also Macs are PCs.
PC = Personal Computer
I refer you to point two.
 :cookieMonster:

Sense no one answered his question,
@OP: Just download Notepad, you can script your stuff on there, all the coding is the same.

To script you have to know the coding language.

Sense no one answered his question,
@OP: Just download Notepad, you can script your stuff on there, all the coding is the same.
Notepad is bundled. It's awful though, at least use something with basic syntax highlighting, even if it's just for C#.

Notepad is bundled. It's awful though, at least use something with basic syntax highlighting, even if it's just for C#.
Why is syntax highlighting important?

Why is syntax highlighting important?
Because it helps when keeping track of uneven parentheses, etc.

Because it helps when keeping track of uneven parentheses, etc.
The only time I have uneven parentheses is when I'm typing stuff in the console.