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In my opinion, when you start scripting, you should start with editing some simple scripts.While editing, you should learn it step by step. When you are ready, you can either use your so far edited GM or just make one from scratch.
Also a newbie should read about things on the SAMP wiki.
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i would Learn how to script it pays off in the long run....
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Understanding code and being able to write it yourself are two different things. You can't do the latter without knowing the former. I suggest you read up on the samp wiki and pawn language guide (****** pawn_language.pdf) and read through some existing scripts, try to understand what some pieces do, and alter them to see the outcome. You'll find yourself being able to understand code quite fast. (actually coding, and coming up with creative ideas to do it comes later).
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Well listen i kinda starting this after my friend(s) pro scripter(s) told me to read GF i was kinda shocked but how reading God father would help me believe me the results were amazing ofcourse wiki is a must so finish wiki start making scripts from the things you learn so far then read God father it will help ya.
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Well, it really depends..I personally would probably try to learn, but then again, I don't know if it's worth it. Reason being, I don't know how much time SAMP has left. It's eventually going to die off, and that time is probably going to come soon.
This is not meant to discourage you at learning...I may be wrong..I may have more time left.
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Depends if your interested in coding.
If it's just because you "want to make a server" then it isn't worth learning it because you will never succeed.
You must be interested in scripting/coding and interested in how everything works;
You should also be dedicated to learning it and willing to spend time on it,