gonna start now on my first script tanks to this tut
gonna start now on my first script tanks to this tut
I'm going to try and make an SRL script.
Thanks very much for this and will be reading this over and over for a while![]()
NICE thx
Sweet tutorial.Got me going with the weird SCAR syntax (from a java point of view, it looks like CraCkHeads.NET).
Nice tutorial, gonna help me much for later!
Thanks heaps for the guide, it's great. The section on Functions helped me the most as I originally started by reading WhoCares357's guide which did not cover that. I did see one thing (most likely because the thread is 2 years old) and that was:
Bebe
According to Bam Bam's Official Standards (http://www.villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3293)Originally posted by BebeCode:const Message1='Hello world!'; procedure Hello; begin wait(1000) Writeln(Message1); end; begin repeat hello; until(false) end.
As well as is WhoCares357's guide:Use semicolons at the end of the lines where appropriate. SCAR allows lines without semicolons but you should use them everywhere, except after var, begin, then, else repeat, do and before else.
Shouldn't Wait(XXX) have a ; ?program NewExample;
procedure Stay;
begin
Wait(500);
end;
begin
Stay;
end.
Sorry for the long-dragged out explanation of the problem
But otherwise a great guide, thanks!
~Caotom
read it for like a hour and did it several times, not to bad.
NICE GUIDE! + REP
Nice Tut! Detailed and not so hard..
I'm always messed up with these basic things, and thanks! It helps me a lot..
Thanks for the tut...i found i very easy to follow even with the few missing pictures...anyone els not seeing all the pics?
THANKS,
Payton
thanks for the tutorial. it will help me get used to scar syntax and some of the basic procedures![]()
Thanks for this useful tuto, this will helps me a lot to start my way to scrptin![]()
I completed the tutorial, but still need to know a few things.. any other tutorials that will fill me in?
http://www.villavu.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=95
Beginners Tutorial Section, you'll find lots more in there, we also have Intermediate and Advanced tutorial sections too! Good Luck!
Thanks for taking the time to write this helpful tutorial. I look forward to expanding my knowledge in creating my own scar script. Soon I will achieve my goal in making my own fisher. Once again thanks for the tutorial I knew nothing about SCAR and this helped quite a bit
Ayyy good job Bebe![]()
I don't check this place often, sorry.
Currently working on - Software Engineering degree. Thank you SRL for showing me the one true path
Thank you everybody. I'm in process of updating and releasing a fresh version of this tutorial. Completely rewritten with a lot more detailed content + pictures![]()
Good tutorial, Bebe!
thank you so much this tut helped me out a lot!
Very good tutorial, just started to learn scar again, helped alot. Thank you.![]()
@Bitmaps you said
I don't see your results ? Or was the result the willog log you posted above ?So now zoom in and use the select/cut tool to crop the image even closer. Here were my results:
this guide is awesome.
I dont understand the part about how to find FindBitmapToleranceIn.
I used an Iron ore as Loadbitmap but I dont know the coordinates. How to get the X and the Y coordinates ?
Last edited by Matsetst; 03-10-2010 at 11:32 AM.
Looking forward to it, this was great reading, but I still had issues with the execution of the code, e.g. Bitmaps, complies ok when run
Going to do some searching to try to find why this is happening?PHP Code:[Runtime Error] : Exception: Access violation at address 006BE3E0 in module 'scar.exe'
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ScarPreRelease 3.23 rev 80, Includes - Dev Rev 457
This was very helpful!! I didn't know where to search but this was simply the best
he bebe, thank SO much for this tut! helped me get the basics down. However, i do have one question. for the function part, when we are doing a unit converter, i am a bit confused. If the input variable (miles) times 1.609 equals the output variable (kilometers), in the WriteLn it says "('1 mile is equal to '+floattostr(MilesToKilometers(1.0))+' kilometers');" if we want to change the input var it will still come out as "1 mile is equal" instead of the right amount. do you know how to write it so that it matches up with the variables? or am i going about this the wrong way? how do we write the input variables into the script? Also, what is the (1.0) for in the '+floattostr(MilesToKilometers(1.0))+' kilometers');
thanks again!
Last edited by magernub573; 09-06-2010 at 01:09 AM.
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