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Double scripting? -
Tachibana - 18.06.2011
Im not sure how to call this actually heh Im wonder tho Is it possible and there wont be conflict with scripting if in script there is dini or djon cmds and later on I want to script a command with zcmd but like dini cmds are still in the script? Wont that be a problem or is it impossible?
Re: Double scripting? - Max_Coldheart - 18.06.2011
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Originally Posted by Tachibana
Im not sure how to call this actually heh Im wonder tho Is it possible and there wont be conflict with scripting if in script there is dini or djon cmds and later on I want to script a command with zcmd but like dini cmds are still in the script? Wont that be a problem or is it impossible?
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That is impossible as dini is an file saving system, not an command prosessor.
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Re: Double scripting? -
sleepysnowflake - 18.06.2011
It is not adviced to make two like /login commands. If that is what you mean.
Re: Double scripting? -
randomkid88 - 18.06.2011
You could do it, as long as the command names aren't the same. But you shouldn't do that, and I don't know why you would want to. Especially with dcmd and zcmd. You might as well upgrade to zcmd since its better.
Re: Double scripting? -
Tachibana - 18.06.2011
What I ment is like one command like /help and other is like /give [GUN] that would work?
Only one way is converting everything into one?
Re: Double scripting? -
randomkid88 - 18.06.2011
Yes, you could do that. But like I said, I don't know why you would want to. ZCMD is much newer and faster and its just as simple (if not more simple) than dcmd.