06-28-2009, 05:44 PM
Smoke if you really want to help new people you'd point out the errors in my guide to help them.
Yes, I am covering some parts about programming because that's what injection is, programming. Injection is not a translation program where you can write a sentence saying "If you have 100 mana make a lightning scroll and move it to this container" and it translates it into 'UO talk' for you.
Instead of just giving people a bunch of code that doesn't mean anything to them, I'm taking the time to explain the different parts and why they need to do things in a certain way so they can learn to make scripts on their own.
Now then, if you don't have questions about this guide or any suggestions for me on something else to cover or what some mistakes are, please stay out of this as you're just dirtying it up and people have to read through bickering and crap when they just want to read a guide.
Ryuuku make sure whenever you make changes in your script that you press the save button at the top of the edit window and save over your existing file (so it automatically loads the same one next time you start).
On the main tab you want to press the save button after doing any changes to the settings and adding hotkeys.
Something I noticed about the settings and hotkeys is if you enable certain settings for a character called BOB, press save on the man tab, then go on another character called JOHN those settings aren't the same and you will have to apply them all again (including your hotkeys) and press save. Now whenever you go back and forth between these characters their settings will be saved.
Finally, if you close Injection the next time you start it you might not see all your settings from last time. This is because Injection applies the settings based on what character you used (it makes a profile for each character). Once you log onto your character though then your settings should take effect.
To answer your other question, yes it is possible to send someone macros. If you downloaded the version of Injection I linked to on our main site, you should have a file called autoload.sc already with some macros in it. You can open this file in notepad to edit macros here, or if someone sends you a macro you can add it in. I suggest you don't open the file in notepad while you have injection open. It will be like you're editing the file twice at the same time and chances are whatever file you save last will take effect and any changes you made in the other open file will be lost!
Yes, I am covering some parts about programming because that's what injection is, programming. Injection is not a translation program where you can write a sentence saying "If you have 100 mana make a lightning scroll and move it to this container" and it translates it into 'UO talk' for you.
Instead of just giving people a bunch of code that doesn't mean anything to them, I'm taking the time to explain the different parts and why they need to do things in a certain way so they can learn to make scripts on their own.
Now then, if you don't have questions about this guide or any suggestions for me on something else to cover or what some mistakes are, please stay out of this as you're just dirtying it up and people have to read through bickering and crap when they just want to read a guide.
Ryuuku make sure whenever you make changes in your script that you press the save button at the top of the edit window and save over your existing file (so it automatically loads the same one next time you start).
On the main tab you want to press the save button after doing any changes to the settings and adding hotkeys.
Something I noticed about the settings and hotkeys is if you enable certain settings for a character called BOB, press save on the man tab, then go on another character called JOHN those settings aren't the same and you will have to apply them all again (including your hotkeys) and press save. Now whenever you go back and forth between these characters their settings will be saved.
Finally, if you close Injection the next time you start it you might not see all your settings from last time. This is because Injection applies the settings based on what character you used (it makes a profile for each character). Once you log onto your character though then your settings should take effect.
To answer your other question, yes it is possible to send someone macros. If you downloaded the version of Injection I linked to on our main site, you should have a file called autoload.sc already with some macros in it. You can open this file in notepad to edit macros here, or if someone sends you a macro you can add it in. I suggest you don't open the file in notepad while you have injection open. It will be like you're editing the file twice at the same time and chances are whatever file you save last will take effect and any changes you made in the other open file will be lost!