Author Topic: Request- Auto-pilot client script  (Read 1647 times)

Oh gosh guys, I'm sorry. I didn't mention it to be used for my client.

I think all blockland scripts have "script" in the name. I think it's something like "client script", I don't know a thing of coding so don't take my word for it.

I think all blockland scripts have "script" in the name. I think it's something like "client script", I don't know a thing of coding so don't take my word for it.
No offense, but you're wrong. There are some add-ons named Client_Something_Here

as long as it's executed, it shouldn't matter
test it to see if it works
if not, make a folder labeled client_gogogo, a client.cs file inside with the code i posted, and a description.txt

as long as it's executed, it shouldn't matter
test it to see if it works
if not, make a folder labeled client_gogogo, a client.cs file inside with the code i posted, and a description.txt
Thanks!
How do I enable auto-pilot?

The name of the zip doesn't matter, it's just for organizing.
The problem is that the server.cs file inside the zip needs to be renamed to client.cs

(Why do people create a file that does nothing but exec another file? All you're accomplishing is creating more work for yourself)

Thanks!
How do I enable auto-pilot?
The add-on (once it's fixed) will add an entry to the controls section of the options menu, go there and set the key to whatever you want, then in-game, press the key
« Last Edit: June 28, 2012, 09:22:00 PM by Headcrab Zombie »

The name of the zip doesn't matter, it's just for organizing.
The problem is that the server.cs file inside the zip needs to be renamed to client.cs

(Why do people create a file that does nothing but exec another file? All you're accomplishing is creating more work for yourself)
The add-on (once it's fixed) will add an entry to the controls section of the options menu, go there and set the key to whatever you want, then in-game, press the key
Thanks! Ill go test it right now!

interesting way of packaging it
normaly i'm lazy and go with two files instead of four
You can do that? :o

You can do that? :o
yes, it only needs to be in a folder with a server.cs and a description.txt to execute, as well as the folder being named correctly

Wont work.
File name I changed: Client_Auto-Pilot.zip
File inside Client_Auto-Pilot.zip I changed - client.cs
For some reason, there's this file in there that I think should not belong there. It's name is Script_AutoPilot.cs
Keybind wont show up in options.
Edit: Also, there is no trace of it erroring in the console. I think it does execute, it just doesnt show up the keybind in options for some reason.
Edit: Packaging it the way Phflack said. Sorry aide.
« Last Edit: June 29, 2012, 05:33:24 PM by setro2 »

just make a folder labeled client_autopilot, make a client.cs with the code i posted, and a description.txt
redo it all, as i'm not sure what you currently have

It seems like easy things always end up with lots of replies