I would like to code

[Mace]

Hello. Can someone teach me how to code, or know a site that's for beginners to learn how to code? I want to make events, and server scripts. Please help and thanks!

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[Subpixel]

Hello. Can someone teach me how to code, or know a site that's for beginners to learn how to code? I want to make events, and server scripts. Please help and thanks!

Do you have steam? If you do, add me.
I can teach you how to do basic things & answer most questions, just message me. Not like I have anything better to do right now.

[Advanced Bot]

There is a coding source board, it will help you with your start.

[Mace]

There is a coding source board, it will help you with your start.

Thnaks

Do you have steam? If you do, add me.
I can teach you how to do basic things & answer most questions, just message me. Not like I have anything better to do right now.

Okay, I sent you a message.

[Brian Smithers]

Learn a better language than TS, in a long run it will help you.

[Greek2me]

Yeah, you can start with TS if you want, but you should learn C++ or something, too.

Anyway, read this for a good TS starter guide. http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=146136.0

[Treynolds416]

Basic C is very close to TS as well, excepting function and variable declarations (which are still pretty similar)

[elm]

My advice: don't waste your time learning C or C++. Just stick to learning this language. What you should do is, start downloading event add-ons and server add-ons and view the code, see how it works - "reverse engineering" if you will.

[otto-san]

My advice: don't waste your time learning C or C++. Just stick to learning this language. What you should do is, start downloading event add-ons and server add-ons and view the code, see how it works - "reverse engineering" if you will.

this isn't too bad an idea

ts is a pretty easy language, but it resembles lots of other languages and ofc the 'process' is almost identical with most languages. you can use it to as a gateway drug language.

[Treynolds416]

Yea, the reason I mentioned C is because it took me literally 10 minutes and a reference book to learn everything up to pointers, on account of me already knowing TS

[Honorabl3]

Same with C++ for me.

[Ipquarx]

My advice: don't waste your time learning C or C++. Just stick to learning this language. What you should do is, start downloading event add-ons and server add-ons and view the code, see how it works - "reverse engineering" if you will.

This is how I learned, it takes a long time but once you know the basics it's really easy to learn more and you can understand it better than any book will be able to teach you.

[jes00]

My advice: don't waste your time learning C or C++. Just stick to learning this language. What you should do is, start downloading event add-ons and server add-ons and view the code, see how it works - "reverse engineering" if you will.

This is how I learned

Also. If your looking to make events, I suggest that you look at Event System - Register Inputs/Outputs.