Assignment 1 - Heckman

Code:


function OnPlayertouchesme()
{
    this.chat = "You poked me (or whatever the text was)!";
}


I really want to try and approach this one step at a time. I've tried over and over to learn gscript on my own but I put my goals too high and I end up getting frustrated I don't understand the overall format of it all. That being said I hope to be corrected on the basics so that I can use that knowledge to build up.

Don't forget "//#CLIENTSIDE"!
If you do sometimes the code doesn't work at all, other times it doesn't work as intended. But this group can for sure help you learn

PhilSmith wrote:Don't forget "//#CLIENTSIDE"!
If you do sometimes the code doesn't work at all, other times it doesn't work as intended. But this group can for sure help you learn

That is something that has definitely confused me for some time. I've been programming for a few years in 90% of the time C++ where // means disregard this line. I mean I understand that this isn't the same language but it's still just weird to see is all.

Heckman wrote:

That is something that has definitely confused me for some time. I've been programming for a few years in 90% of the time C++ where // means disregard this line. I mean I understand that this isn't the same language but it's still just weird to see is all.

It means the same in GScript, however //#CLIENTSIDE is just a special case I guess.

PhilSmith wrote:

Heckman wrote:

That is something that has definitely confused me for some time. I've been programming for a few years in 90% of the time C++ where // means disregard this line. I mean I understand that this isn't the same language but it's still just weird to see is all.

It means the same in GScript, however //#CLIENTSIDE is just a special case I guess.

Alright well that's good to know cause that just trips me up haha

Check under Learning GS2 thread C. I believe explains it well ...