Author Topic: A good torque script website/youtuber?  (Read 2854 times)

Ive been wanting to be creating mods for blockland. Is there any good websites or video series out there for beginners? Ive been trying to find some,but they don't end up being very good. so please i would like to learn torque script to make block land add-ons. :cookieMonster:



either look at some addons that have functionality similar to what you want or use the search, or even make your own post in coding help

either look at some addons that have functionality similar to what you want or use the search, or even make your own post in coding help
Uh i guess that could work but it isn't much as a beginner thing since i don't under stand torque scripting :|

Uh i guess that could work but it isn't much as a beginner thing since i don't under stand torque scripting :|

You can look at the codes to see how they work, even the most basic mods.

I have self taught by looking at the codes, from basic, to difficult.

You can look at the codes to see how they work, even the most basic mods.

I have self taught by looking at the codes, from basic, to difficult.
   Okay.ill go try it,but one more thing...do any of you guys know a program for torque script? like a coding program thats torque script?

   Okay.ill go try it,but one more thing...do any of you guys know a program for torque script? like a coding program thats torque script?

Doesn't matter what you code in it. I code my stuff in Notepad++, but you should also try out Sublime (has auto completion i think)

Doesn't matter what you code in it. I code my stuff in Notepad++, but you should also try out Sublime (has auto completion i think)
Okay thank you! And thanks all for your help, ill be happy if more replys come.  :)


DL Iban's CRPG mod. I've never hosted a CRPG before, but I use it to look in the code and figure out how to do things. If all else fails, I go either here: http://bit.ly/1lb1WQ6 or here: http://bit.ly/1lb216l


If you don't know programming yet, I would say learn some other object oriented programming language first, like Java or C or something.

If you don't know programming yet, I would say learn some other object oriented programming language first, like Java or C or something.
Don't use C, and java is a forgetfest, use python as a beginning grasp onto things, it's relatively easy.
http://www.python.org

Don't use C, and java is a forgetfest, use python as a beginning grasp onto things, it's relatively easy.
http://www.python.org

My concern with python is that it has a lot of features and quirks that other imperative languages lack.