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    Default Just started... Or rather. Just attempted to start.

    So, after hoodz has been helping me get stuff setup, I'm sorta stuck. I'm NOT a scripter or at all familiar, but I'd like to be or at least have enough to help contribute to this community eventually.

    What I'm struggling with:
    Everything.

    What I'm not struggling with:
    Nothing.

    But seriously... I don't even know how to bring up the OS smart window. I'm entering:

    program new;{$DEFINE SMART}
    {$i SRL/SRL.simba}
    begin
    SetupSRL();
    end.


    Getting:
    c
    [Error] C:\Simba\Includes\SRL/SRL/misc/SmartParams.Simba(282:145): Type mismatch at line 281
    Compiling failed.


    I'm a total noob so any help is super helpful. If someone wants to really help, could they schedule like a private info thing... im so f***ed

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    15 people have viewed this............

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    Change {$Define smart} to {$Define smart8}

    Soery i had to go but i just dont have a lot of time at the moment :/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Melomelom View Post
    15 people have viewed this............
    Have you tried reading the tutorials? Yohojo made a vid series of them which i head are awesome (didnt watch them myself) and we have tons of written tutorials which i used myself to learn basics.

    Try taking a look at this http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58935

    IF you're struggling with everything, then you should read tutorials, ASking questions is more for a specific problem

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