Author Topic: where did you learn torque  (Read 2202 times)

where did you learn it as i want to try and learn it well gui's and that playertypes but where did you learn it or what is it based off c c++?

I look at code and memorize how to use functions.

I also learned C++ out of a book I got for christmas.

where did you learn it as i want to try and learn it well gui's and that playertypes but where did you learn it or what is it based off c c++?
http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=20754.0

These are a good place to start. And look at scripts, as Aware said,  to see the mechanics of the language and just keep experimenting!

I learned to script by editing iban's cityrpg

I learned client side scripting by picking through various other scripts, and AGlassOfMilk's (I think) tutorial on guis

and AGlassOfMilk's (I think) tutorial on guis
Which has been replaced by My GUI Tutorial.

Which has been replaced by My GUI Tutorial.
and it is very good someone on you tube has shown me how to make /commands and it works!

I taught myself through trial/error trying to edit scripts of weapons n things

Which has been replaced by My GUI Tutorial.

Your tutorial could use much more explanation on the gui editor interface
I still would prefer AGlassOfMilk's


i tried a gui could not get it to work so i found a video of /commands got those to work except for one as its forgeted its self some how

Code: [Select]
function startscript()
{
  echo("Loading the script.");
  exec(Add-Ons/Script_Testing/server.cs
  echo("Script loaded.");
}

i tried a gui could not get it to work so i found a video of /commands got those to work except for one as its forgeted its self some how

Code: [Select]
function startscript()
{
  echo("Loading the script.");
  exec(Add-Ons/Script_Testing/server.cs
  echo("Script loaded.");
}

the exec command is unfinished

you need the filepath in quotes because it is a string and every command needs to end with );


the exec command is unfinished

you need the filepath in quotes because it is a string and every command needs to end with );
OMFG how did i miss that ffs