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FPSC Classic Scripts / New version of FPSC: 2 new scripts

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Jesper
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Posted: 7th May 2008 16:38
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I have new version (v108) and with it i had 2 new scripts: darkai and darkdestroy. What is meaning of them?

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Jesper
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Posted: 7th May 2008 21:41
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what is darksi? and what is DarkAi? Some program?

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Aertic
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Posted: 7th May 2008 22:55
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Nope, there AI, There highly intelligent AI for DarkBasic.

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Jesper
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Posted: 8th May 2008 17:05 Edited at: 8th May 2008 17:06
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Why there is Darkbasic scripts in FPSC?

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Aertic
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Posted: 8th May 2008 20:27
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*Sigh*
Dark basic is not a script, if you dont ever gon onto the TGC website then you may be thinking like you are now, Dark basic is a Visual basic wrighter and compiler with extra features and so on, Dark Basic is not in FPSC, Dark Basic professinal made FPSC actualy.

And the User's of Dark basic use Dark AI, Dark Physics, Dark lights, Dark Ink, so on and on in their projects, these things are also up on the TGC website, But they cost, also Dark AI Is not going to be implemented into FPSC for reasons of the unknown.

I hope you understand that the Dark AI scripts in FPSC are just placeholders(?), there not the real thing.

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Airslide
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Posted: 9th May 2008 02:34
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Quote: "Dark basic is a Visual basic wrighter and compiler "


I'm pretty sure Visual Basic and Dark Basic are unrelated...


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Aertic
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Posted: 9th May 2008 15:16
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Ok, there basic wirghters, just maybe with a little diffrence, I dont know, Maybe DB uses diffrent Varibles and commands than VB?

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Silvester
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Dark Basic Pro and Visual Basic are not related at all, their syntaxes are different too. The only thing in common is that they share the word "Basic" in their names, and that they have BASIC features.

DBP has its own compiler written in C++, and is a language on its own.
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Ocho Geek
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Quote: "wrighter and compiler with extra features and so on"


Try... Coding Language

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Rampage
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Posted: 10th May 2008 14:18
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I find darkBASIC Pro and Vb similair in quite a few aspects.


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Posted: 11th May 2008 01:24
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Having coded in both for a number of years, I know many things that are different about them.

Even though they both feature BASIC syntax. You'll notice boat loads of minor differences between the two, such as:

- Every IF statement in VB is followed by a "then", but only single lined IF statements in DBP use the "then" clause.
- In VB it's "End If", but in DBP it's "endif"
- "select case <variable>" in VB, but "select <variable>" in DBP
- Objects can be used in VB (The programming Object), whereas "objects" are used in DBP (3D objects held in memory).
- You can draw out a Form in VB. There are no Forms in DBP without plugins. And WITH plugins, you still need to program the GUI layout instead of dragging and dropping.
- It's easy to include specific references in VB, but not so easy in DBP.
- VB only includes desired plugins in the final compile. DBP includes everything you've handed to it, plus more.


They are not the same. They are barely similar. GET OVER IT!!!

This topic has gone askew, someone please lock it.


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