[Kingunit]

How to create a new thread

This is my second short tutorial about - how to create a new thread. You probably think 'What is this?'. I will explain you. The last three weeks I'm kinda active in the 'Scripting Discussion' section to help new people out. Nine of the ten times, people are creating a shitty thread. In this tutorial I will try to help some new people out!

:: Script request
First of all, if you are creating a new thread and it starts with this:

Quote:

Some1 make cardealersip sytim pls.

You better quit typing - waste of your time. This kind of threads aren't really valid. You need to post 'script requests' in the right section. Click here!


:: Enough information
A often mistake is posting something with lack of effort. f example:

Quote:

help, comand not workin.

Are you serious? What we can do if we don't know your command. You need to post abit of code and some more information (errors + exactly what's going wrong)


:: Think twice
Hmm also a frequently mistake by alot of people. Just think twice before making a new thread. Most of the time you can get the answer by just looking over your script.


:: Extra

• Always use pawn tags for your codes. [pawn] [/pawn]
• Don't use alot of colors and other things. Text makeup is nice. But too much is kinda annoying.
• Explain everything right - atleast give us the code so we can help you.
• Don't come up with a bitchy attitude. Always try to learn.
• Don't bump your thread within 48hours. Just wait till someone is helping you.

NOTE: Such things here above are just tips to help you creating a new thread!

Thank you for reading my second tutorial. I hope I've helped some new people out!
~ Kingunit

[Max_Coldheart]

Looks good, I'm sure to hand a link to this next time some newbie starts begging me to make scripts

[Ash.]

Looks good!

Just to stop confusion, where you have

Quote:

Always use pawn tags for your codes. [.pawn] [./pawn] (remove these dots.)

You can just do:
[noparse][pawn][/pawn][/noparse]

Which is actually the same principle I used to show you how to do it!

[Davz*|*Criss]

G00D W0RK_ KinGuniT

[Jafet_Macario]

Good job.

[Kingunit]

Everyone, thank you very much

Quote:

Originally Posted by funky1234 Looks good! Just to stop confusion, where you have You can just do: [noparse][pawn][/pawn][/noparse] Which is actually the same principle I used to show you how to do it!

Aah, looks better indeed. I didn't know that function, I will add it. Thank you!

[|_ⒾⓇⓄN_ⒹⓄG_|]

nice tut
+rep

[Lorenci]

very good!

[wups]

I doubt that any newbie is going to read this.

[Kingunit]

Quote:

Originally Posted by wups I doubt that any newbie is going to read this.

That's true, I also doubt that. But I've created it for those people who are really going to read it. Maybe it's just ~5 people. But that's enough for me, it just feels good if someone reads it and if I actually helped the person.

[linuxthefish]

This should be stickied.

[Kingunit]

Quote:

Originally Posted by linuxthefish This should be stickied.

I hope so. Thank you

[Alvin007]

thanks kingu

[Kingunit]

No problem mate.

[justsomeguy]

Great job! Everything is nicely explained, its very clear what you are talking about, you give examples. Hopfully people will use this to start a good thread!

[juraska]

That's should be very important for forum members
Thanks for tutorial

[Kingunit]

Thank you so much.

[Universal Stunter]

TEST ? lol

[Bakr]

https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=305148
https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=279571

Those are just the two I could think of off the top of my head - I know there is at least a few more.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Universal Stunter TEST ? lol

You failed, and yet I'm not surprised.

[Universal Stunter]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bakr https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=305148 https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=279571 Those are just the two I could think of off the top of my head - I know there is at least a few more. You failed, and yet I'm not surprised.

actully..i aint to suprised you :P

i was testing this .

Quote:

Originally Posted by funky1234 Looks good! Just to stop confusion, where you have You can just do: [noparse][pawn][/pawn][/noparse] Which is actually the same principle I used to show you how to do it!