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Where to start - thefatshizms - 24.05.2012

Hello, i have a teacher thats teaching me pawn but we do not know where to start, i can make simple cmds and dialogs (cmds without [id]) so could u give me some categories for us good for a starter for e.g
strings
class only cmds

etc etc

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Re: Where to start - leonardo1434 - 24.05.2012

CLICK HERE IS ALL YOU NEED

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Re: Where to start - ViniBorn - 24.05.2012

Learn
https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Scripting_Basics
https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Category:Scripting_Functions

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Re: Where to start - thefatshizms - 24.05.2012

thanks for post guys but doesnt rly answer my question

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Re: Where to start - xSiiLenTx - 24.05.2012

I have sort of the same issue. How would I make stuff like gates move up/down or left/right?

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Re: Where to start - MadeMan - 24.05.2012

You sure? SA-MP wiki is the best place to start. I'm sure most good scripters started from there.

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Re: Where to start - spedico - 24.05.2012

https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=265433
https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Scripting_Basics#Variables

Class only commands are just commands with a variable check. So when player spawns, update his class variable to the class he picked. Then add a simple check to check the players class. Use the if statement.


https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/MoveObject

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Re: Where to start - IceCube! - 24.05.2012

If you have gaps in your knowledge, start over you WILL learn new things before you never picked up on such as shorter methods.

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Re: Where to start - thefatshizms - 24.05.2012

i have been reading the wiki for some time so i know about it i just wanted to know whats the best thing's to learn first as i dont want to begin to advanced

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Re: Where to start - spedico - 24.05.2012

Once you learn the basics it becomes very easy. If you can make simple commands and dialogs, then play around with variables, they allow you to expand your knowledge and understand the logic behind the code. Practice makes perfect.

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