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enough asking about string adding, showing etc
heres a short tutorial
---------------------- to say amount in a string: say2 There is #s(stringname) in this string --------------------------------- to modify a string: setstring stringname,strtofloat(#s(stringname))-1; you can use add, multiply, divide etc ------------------------ to get num value of string strtofloat(#s(stringname)) ----------------------------- please add stuff to this thread so people will stop asking how to do this kind of thing, i noticed a lot of this recently |
Thats nice although its not actually hard to work out just by working commands.rtf
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Congratulations btedji! You can use strings, now what are you going to do?
lol yes I know I know, it's a tutorial for n00bs..don't worry I understand. |
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Perhaps Shadow Dragons had a use after all... Anyway... uh... yeah... |
Re: enough asking about string adding, showing etc
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http://zorgonline.cjb.net/ Although Kaimetsu is evil and wont let us post any of his stuff, because he thinks people will steal it even though he posted it on the forums.... |
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