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    Default Fally yew cutter

    Fallador yew cutter and banker. Directions are in the script. I dont use this anymore so I decided to release it. Feedback appreciated. It doesnt run that well on SMART for me since this computer isnt that great, let me know how it is for you. I used and made this script using SCAR, not SIMBA.

    EDIT: Script has been updated (5/16/10) with minor changes. If people use and like this script ill incorporate a world switcher within it.

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    SCAR Code:
    if (Length(TA) < 5) then  r := r + i;
            if (Length(TA) >= 5) and (Length(TA) < 25) then  r := r + i + 3;
            if (Length(TA) >= 25) and (Length(TA) < 45) then  r := r + i + 5;
            if (Length(TA) >= 45) then r := r + i + 13;
            if (r >= (Length(TA) - r)) then Exit;

    SCAR Code:
    if (r >= (Length(TA) - r)) then Exit;
    case Length(TA) of
      0..4   : r := r + i;
      5..24  : r := r + i + 3;
      25..49 : r := r + i + 5;
      else
        r := r + i + 13;
    end;

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    thanks for that rasta, never knew that. good way to simplify and shorten that. I forgot to mention that some parts of my script arent really "up the date" in the way you just showed me. I know how to script like we did in the old days, so many parts of my procedures/functions can probably be shortened.

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    Script has been updated with minor changes. Tell me what you guys think.

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    Take a look at IsMoving in SRL. It can be used in your StillMoving; procedure

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