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Ollie is my name
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Posted: 2nd May 2007 18:18 Edited at: 2nd May 2007 18:19
Hi, I'm just getting started with scripts, but I've got quite a major problem, lol this'll sound silly but anyway...

When using scripts like this one


Called RovingGuard (I got it off FPS Free by DarkFoil, where should you apply it? I am assuming that you right click on the character in the editor, but then where do you put it?

Please help me! Thank Yu

Ollie
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Posted: 2nd May 2007 19:34
Keep in mind when writing your own scripts that you may have to play around with where to put it to get the best results. Since this one is describing a character entity's movements, it should be fairly obvious where it would go.

Please experiment a little, there are very few locations in the entity editor to place a script, so you have a pretty good shot of getting it right. Some questions won't get an answer if it appears that you didn't make an effort to solve it yourself.

If it's that much trouble I will tell you where it goes.
Ollie is my name
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Posted: 3rd May 2007 17:58
Erm... well, I have tried I'll give it another go and post back if it works...

Thanks

Ollie
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Posted: 3rd May 2007 21:45
I've got it, sorry for not checking properly, next time I will!



Ollie
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Posted: 5th May 2007 02:28
Glad to hear you've got it working. If it makes you feel any better I spent about 3 hours trying make a 3 line script last night. Just goes to show that it will take time. (or try not to script when you are sleepy)
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Posted: 5th May 2007 12:07
Lol Ok Thanks

Ollie

I already gosth one!

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