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Crazycarl at 06:19, 2 May 2010

2010-05-02T06:19:15Z

UBeR: make definition the intro

2009-01-07T17:43:30Z

make definition the intro

Squeek-10494: /* Aliases */

2009-01-04T08:59:52Z

Aliases

MonoXideAtWork at 08:39, 4 January 2009

2009-01-04T08:39:37Z

MonoXideAtWork: /* How to Use the class.cfg file system */

2009-01-04T08:38:20Z

How to Use the class.cfg file system

MonoXideAtWork: /* Example: Medic Shout + Text */

2009-01-04T08:38:11Z

Example: Medic Shout + Text

MonoXideAtWork: /* Example: Detonate dispenser */

2009-01-04T08:38:01Z

Example: Detonate dispenser

MonoXideAtWork: /* Example: How it should look */

2009-01-04T08:37:46Z

Example: How it should look

MonoXideAtWork: /* Aliases */

2009-01-04T08:37:27Z

Aliases

MonoXideAtWork: /* Making a Script */

2009-01-04T08:37:15Z

Making a Script

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	A script is a config file (usually for a specific class) that has key binds that make it easier for you to access class-specific functions.		A script is a config file (usually for a specific class) that has key binds that make it easier for you to access class-specific functions.

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−	~~=What's a Script?=~~
	A script is a config file (usually for a specific class) that has key binds that make it easier for you to access class-specific functions.		A script is a config file (usually for a specific class) that has key binds that make it easier for you to access class-specific functions.

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 ===Example: How it should look===
-[code]alias example "command1; command2; command3"[/code]
+<pre>alias example "command1; command2; command3"</pre>
 This code creates an alias named example. If we typed example into the console, or executed it in a cfg file, command 1, 2, and 3 would execute in the order listed in the alias.
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 An alias can also be used to shorten commands for use in scripts.
-[code]alias c4 "command4"[/code]
+<pre>alias c4 "command4"</pre>
-We can use our newly created commands, [b]example[/b] and [b]c4[/b], in further scripts.
+We can use our newly created commands, '''example''' and '''c4''', in further scripts.
-[code] alias example2 "example; c4"[/code]
+<pre>alias example2 "example; c4"</pre>
-This would be a good time to visit the [link to command list] to see what possibilities you can string together.
+This would be a good time to visit the [[Script Reference]] to see what possibilities you can string together.
-Now that you've got a list of commands in mind, or in best case, already written up, what do you do? You can copy and paste it into the console every time, or you can bind it to a key, using the [b]bind[/b] command.
+Now that you've got a list of commands in mind, or in best case, already written up, what do you do? You can copy and paste it into the console every time, or you can bind it to a key, using the '''bind''' command.
 ===Example: Detonate dispenser===
-[Code] bind x "detdispenser"[/code]
+<pre>bind x "detdispenser"</pre>
 ===Example: Medic Shout + Text===
-[code]bind x "saveme; say Text here."[/code]
+<pre>bind x "saveme; say Text here."</pre>
 =How to Use the class.cfg file system=

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 Located in your FortressForever\cfg folder, you will see a .cfg file for each class.
-[pic]
+[example directory picture]
 These files are executed when you spawn after dying. They are perfect for storing class-specific key bindings, as well as more advanced scripts. The Userconfig.cfg file is also loaded every time you spawn, because it is listed in the class.cfg. Userconfig.cfg is used for global scripts and aliases.

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 [code]bind x "saveme; say Text here."[/code]
-==How to Use the class.cfg file system==
+=How to Use the class.cfg file system=
 Located in your FortressForever\cfg folder, you will see a .cfg file for each class.

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 When listing multiple commands, make sure you use quotation marks (") to enclose your script!
-=Aliases=
+==Aliases==
 An alias is another name used to define a list of commands, just as "driving a car" is a name for all the activities that make up driving.
 =Example: How it should look=

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 [[Engineer Scripts]]<BR>
-===Making a Script===
+=Making a Script=
 Making a script is nothing more than stringing commands together to achieve a particular result.
 To create a sequence of actions, list your commands followed by a semicolon (;) then a space ( ).