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Where i can learn making Script?
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http://www.cs2d.com/help.php
ohaz: http://www.cs2d.com/tut/tkdlua/luatut.html /Please don't upload your "first script", except it's really works, better than others. we're out of that
There aren't any good tutorials, because nobody care about totally new programmers.
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There aren't any good tutorials
Don't listen to that guy! You'll see easily that the tutorial in the link I'll provide is friendly to beginners and helps you understand everything.
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Try to edit existing and editable mods such as Tibia.
I would also advise against editing massive mods spanning multiple files, utilizing the more advanced part of lua scripting.
Use the link that
Mora has provided, the tutorial there is well done and will explain everything bit by bit until you understand everything you would want to know from basics. I think you firstly need to know cs2d features which you can use. As in my first post check the help page, learn console, lua commands, hooks which you can use. Tbh you don't need really to learn them.. you can always go there and see with you mind and your idea, but it would be much easier to know most of them.
DC congrats. Are you that retard in your 11 age?
No matter how old you are, you can keep them in notepad.. You can learn them.. Idk what's your problem. You have all tips which would help you.
/If you really 11 years old so you violate a rule maybe(or w/e it is):
Mora:, wait, there's a rule for that? I think I forgot it exists since I made my account a year ago. The kid even mentioned he's 11. That explains why his "own" skins were removed.Nevertheless, @
SSGLemon:, coding is not an easy thing to do. If you want to properly code something successfully, it's either you follow the tutorials given or take hard-as-f*ck computer programming sessions. You'll either struggle in trying to keep up with the tutorials or pass out in programming. Neither's easy.Lastly, coding isn't really meant to be done by kids under 13. Even though I'm 15, I'm sticking to sprite-making because that's where I can compensate with.
LonelyGrayWolfie has writtenNevertheless, @ SSGLemon:, coding is not an easy thing to do. If you want to properly code something successfully, it's either you follow the tutorials given or take hard-as-f*ck computer programming sessions. You'll either struggle in trying to keep up with the tutorials or pass out in programming. Neither's easy.
SSGLemon:, coding is not an easy thing to do. If you want to properly code something successfully, it's either you follow the tutorials given or take hard-as-f*ck computer programming sessions. You'll either struggle in trying to keep up with the tutorials or pass out in programming. Neither's easy.Of course you can't get out from making sprites dude, if you see it as an almost imposibble thing to deal with, can you?
Masea has writtenYou've taken it quite serious which is not true way to go. It's not that much hard as you think, it's up to if you really want or not and being a bit patient. Neither I did go to sessions nor the time wasting tutorials I read. I learnt by myself somehow and still I do.
Huh. I didn't meant to take it that serious. Sorry 'bout that. It could just be me remembering my struggles back at programming sessions at my school last year. I can't get a good grade unless the coding my teacher wants is done right.
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