I would recommend you to use one string only. You could do it like this
pawn Code:
case 5402:
{
new
String[100]; // Or whatever size you need
strins(String, "Holy moly", 0, sizeof(String));
strins(String, "\nYay", strlen(String), sizeof(String));
// And so on
}
There's a few problems I can spot instantly with the code you provided.
First of all at least one of the formats are way too long.
Second,
pawn Code:
ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, 0, DIALOG_STYLE_MSGBOX, "Server Rules Agreement (1/7)",string string2 string3 string4, "I Agree", "I Disagree");
You would have to combine all your strings into 1 string.
pawn Code:
ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, 0, DIALOG_STYLE_MSGBOX, "Server Rules Agreement (1/7)",string, "I Agree", "I Disagree");
So if you use the method I provided above, you could store it all into 1 single string, without the need of using format over and over. You could also do it like this though,
pawn Code:
format(String, sizeof(String), "Holy Moly");
format(String, sizeof(String), "%s\nYay", String);
Another option would be to create the string with the rules beforehand. Then you could use it wherever you want in the script, having it ready to use whenever you need. This would also save up some memory or CPU, though this particular part wouldn't use too much anyway.
pawn Code:
new
ServerRules[50 char] =
!"Holy Moly \
Yay \
Test";
This is a packed string, which means it uses 1 byte per character instead of 4 bytes per character. This saves up a small chunk of memory. Considering that this string is going to be pretty big, a packed string will benefit you. If you do it like this, you can show the dialog like this at any time.
pawn Code:
ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, 0, DIALOG_STYLE_MSGBOX, "Server Rules Agreement (1/7)",ServerRules, "I Agree", "I Disagree");
You could also use a normal sting though.
Hope this helped.
