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    Default Getting Scar...

    Hi,
    I saw a lot of tutorials how to get Scar.
    But these are all old...
    Can someone tell me how to get it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Runaway View Post
    Yes I got that.
    And then what?
    I allready downloaded tortoisesvn...

    ?

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    Can't use Simba, how you supposed you will be able to use Scar?

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    Can't use Simba???
    What do you mean???

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    Why are you getting Scar?

    Simple question, I'm just curious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DemiseScythe View Post
    Why are you getting Scar?

    Simple question, I'm just curious.
    For learning to script....

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    Quote Originally Posted by HHHHHHHH View Post
    Yes I got that.
    And then what?
    I allready downloaded tortoisesvn...

    ?
    If you're going to use the SRL include, use Simba.

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    SRL uses Simba, you need to read the tutorial on installing Simba and then you are more than welcome to learn how to script with the SRL include

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    Quote Originally Posted by DemiseScythe View Post
    SRL uses Simba, you need to read the tutorial on installing Simba and then you are more than welcome to learn how to script with the SRL include
    I was doing that.
    And I had a error, so I looked on google for that error and somebody said you need scar lol.....

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    Don't use google, that is what the help section is for -.^

    EDIT:

    Just post the error and get feedback directly from other SRL members.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DemiseScythe View Post
    Don't use google, that is what the help section is for -.^

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    Just post the error and get feedback directly from other SRL members.
    So I just set-up Simba(allready did that for bots) and make a script there??

    This is my error then:

    [Error] (9:22): Invalid number of parameters at line 8
    Compiling failed.

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    lmfao,
    what's line 8?
    what script were you using?
    did you enable extensions?
    did you update?

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    This is where you go to line 8 in your script and try to figure out the problem. It has nothing to do with Simba, your script just has a problem in line 8.

    Do you mind posting lines 7 and 8 please.

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    program SpankTheMonkey;

    var
    x, y:Integer;


    begin
    MoveMouse{659, 210};
    HoldMouse{659, 210, 1};
    MoveMouse{22, 190};
    ReleaseMouse{x, y, 1};
    end.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HHHHHHHH View Post
    program SpankTheMonkey;

    var
    x, y:Integer;


    begin
    MoveMouse{659, 210};
    HoldMouse{659, 210, 1};
    MoveMouse{22, 190};
    ReleaseMouse{x, y, 1};
    end.
    instead of { and } try using ( and ) as for the functions, whenever you get param errors, is because the amount of items inside the ( ) are wrong, you should not be using MoveMouse at all since it gets people banned. Umm give me a second, I'll get back to you

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    Quote Originally Posted by DemiseScythe View Post
    instead of { and } try using ( and ) as for the functions, whenever you get param errors, is because the amount of items inside the ( ) are wrong, you should not be using MoveMouse at all since it gets people banned. Umm give me a second, I'll get back to you
    Yes I allrady know about that. This is just learning how to
    Trying it now with ()

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    Hey thanks buddy it works with ()!!!

    I did some scripting at Powerbot and then I had to use {} but they guy from the tutorial allso use () dumb of me...

    Thanks buddy!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HHHHHHHH View Post
    Hey thanks buddy it works with ()!!!

    I did some scripting at Powerbot and then I had to use {} but they guy from the tutorial allso use () dumb of me...

    Thanks buddy!
    The equivalent of {} in PascalScript is "begin" and "end;", besides in Java when you use {} to initialise and array.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard View Post
    The equivalent of {} in PascalScript is "begin" and "end;", besides in Java when you use {} to initialise and array.
    Ah oke, thanks.

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