[nG Inverse]

Hello,

Is there any near-complete documentation of the most current YSI? It seems everything on this forum is outdaded and all the GitHub profiles don't have any punlished with the source.

Thanks!

[Eoussama]

Maybe you can find this useful
http://ysi.wikia.com/wiki/YSI_Wiki

[nG Inverse]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eoussama Maybe you can find this useful http://ysi.wikia.com/wiki/YSI_Wiki

Thanks for the reply. I found that, and despite having some content, it's missing a lot. I was hoping there was something more complete (and up to date).

[Meller]

I believe if you go to each file and look at the comments you might find something there?

[nG Inverse]

Thanks. Seems I left out a lot of information in my first post.

The documentation in the code files is out-of-date, posts on these forums are out-of-date or deleted, and documentation I've found connected with the source (from GitHub) is incomplete. I'm looking for YSI 4.0's updated documentation. Any ideas?

[Dayrion]

What part of YSI 4.0's documentation are you looking for?

[Kaperstone]

Look at your own files.
****** left every function he made fairly documented.
It is relevant to each copy and every version he released.

[Meller]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ****** So some dick threw his toys out of his pram and deleted all his old topics, including the vast majority of what documentation there was. Several awesome people managed to restore a lot of the tutorials so there's that. There's also some stuff on the wiki: https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/YSI Some more stuff hidden on the wiki: https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wroot/index.ph...ge&oldid=26153 Another wiki: http://ysi.wikia.com/wiki/YSI_Wiki YET ANOTHER wiki: https://github.com/Misiur/YSI-Includes/wiki None of them overly complete, because honestly it is boring (I know I should do more, but never did). YSI 1.0 came with a pretty extensive readme, but I don't even have that anymore, and even if I did I doubt any of it would be relevant now.

You're no dick. :((((((

[nG Inverse]

Thanks for the responses. I'll take a look through those links and try and piece together what I need.

This is a current issue I've run into. It seems y_hooks doesn't support hooked functions of different states. For example:

pawn Код:

hook OnGameModeInit()
{
    g_ActiveTeams[ATTACK] = Group_Create("Attack"); 
    g_ActiveTeams[DEFEND] = Group_Create("Defend");
    return 1;
}

hook OnGameModeInit() <currentMode:mode1>
{
    g_ActiveClasses[...] = Class_AddWithGroupSet(Group: DEFEND, 287, ...);
        // ...

    return 1;
}

hook OnGameModeInit() <currentMode:mode2>
{
    // stop compiler warning
    return 1;
}

Throws the following error:

Код:

classes.pwn(53) : error 021: symbol already defined: "@yH_OnGameModeInit@006"
classes.pwn(71) : error 021: symbol already defined: "@yH_OnGameModeInit@006"

Any ideas on getting around this without editing y_hooks itself? I would guess this could be avoided by putting the definitions in different files. Though that would be my last resort due to the script layout.

[Meller]

y_hooks wasn't created to work within 1 file I don't believe? Might be wrong but..