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    True or Not?

    i was wandering why many people used FFlag(0);
    wat is the point of using FFlag(0); when it is the same as saying Flag;
    i just wanted to know if what im saying is correct.
    and i also have a problem with my script...i want to make it undetectable by using FFlag(10);
    but it doesnt click before the flag dissapears what it does it that after if dissapears it clicks the next road...please help..all help would be repped..

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    Nope

    if you use Fflag(5) it will quit the flag loop 5 pixel(5 something) before you reach the flag so it will keep moving it is less autoer look but radialwalk already uses flag so, you can only use it with non radialwalk or edit radialwalk radialroadwalk

    like you said...

    your problem is like stated above that i think you use RW or RRW

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    fflag(0) has a failsafe in it while flag does not.

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    First of all, FFLag(0); is the same as Flag; but generally better with more sailsafes.

    And as for your (walking) script, I assume you use RadialWalk;/RadialRoadWalk;?
    They both have "Flag" included in them, so you have a small problem there. Look in the SCAR/Includes/core/MapWalk script file to find the different walking functions. I suggest you make a copy of them and edit them to fit your needs.

    And, I'm going to allow myself to suggest something even better than FFlag(10); -> How about FFLag(8 + random(4))? (Or even greater randomness?)

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    @ hermpie..thanks yup your rite i use RRW...but does that mean now my script is detectable..is there anyway to use RRW but make it click before flag dissapears? AND REP++

    @ XcanadaManX ok thanks a lot now i understand repp ++

    @Evil Chick Thanks a bunch..ill search the folder..but does that mean now i shudnt use RRW? and repp+

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    No, it is okay because many people use that because it will accurater while your moving it is harder to find colors etc, so your okay with

    radialroadwalk(paramaters)
    FFlag(5);
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermpie View Post
    No, it is okay because many people use that because it will accurater while your moving it is harder to find colors etc, so your okay with

    radialroadwalk(paramaters)
    FFlag(5);

    ok thanks but is there use of that FFlag(5);
    because as u and other ppl said the RRW fuction already uses the Flag; function?

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    rrw uses fflag(10) so using fflag(5) after will wait another 5 pixels before clicking again.

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    o lol i see..thx but too bad 4 me it doesnt click before 15 pixels..its just clicks till the flag dissapears..

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