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FPSC Classic Scripts / Several scripts associated with one single entity or character

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DarthBasicVader
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Posted: 9th Oct 2008 12:52 Edited at: 9th Oct 2008 12:58
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My english sucks ....

Is there a turnaround to link more than one script to an entity, or a character or whatsoever ? (i hope this is more clear/correct)..

Is there a turnaround to associated more than one script to an entity ?

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Plystire
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Posted: 10th Oct 2008 00:38
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Hmmm, what is it you are trying to achieve that requires more than one script? Many things can be done with a single script.


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DarthBasicVader
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Posted: 10th Oct 2008 10:31
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Well just a way to better organize my scripts. If a single script can achieve a single action (then more scripts for more actions) you could organize a framework of scripts ... well at least you could try. It's a no ?
I know you can always link (by entity editor) at least 3 scripts for one entity ... but is there any way to link more ?
Tx Plystire !

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Plystire
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Posted: 11th Oct 2008 02:15
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Well... I usually have all the actions needed by the entity put into a single script and seperated by states or activation values, but yes... you can have the entity execute a seperate FPI script by using "runfpi=X" where X is the name of the script you want to execute in the scriptbank folder. If the script isn't in the scriptbank folder directly.... like say it's in "scriptbank\myscripts" you'll have to give "runfpi=myscripts\this.fpi"


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DarthBasicVader
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Posted: 11th Oct 2008 13:32
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Tx Plystire, i'll give it a try

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