aiscripting tutorial

this is brinking on the edge to be put on the general banter forum but i have created an aiscripting tutorial and was wondering how many people it would help

who cares? most people who read the tutorials aren't members of the site. They find them through google (or something) and then they browse around the rest of the site.

Might as well mark this as an answer ... :biggrin:

Indeed - post it up whether members here care or not, tutorials are a useful internet resource.

LOL crono is trying to cap on a correct answer :biggrin: but no its cool. Wheres lep when you need him?

I'd hate to see a 'free' correct answer to go to waste.

Sleeping. :razz:

Make sure it's well written and easy to follow. :smile:

it is approxamently 4 or 5 paragraphs long and has 3 pictures

parakeet said:
it is approxamently 4 or 5 paragraphs long and has 3 pictures

Then post it! :biggrin:

its submitted but is waiting to be checked or somethin it the reason why i did an aiscript tut because when i first started mapping i could not find a decent tutorial for it but i did find a very useful site = P http://www.planethalflife.com/workshop/models/ssec_docs.htm

o u might have to refresh to get the site to show i do anyways

Weird, I can't get it to view in IE (Mozilla works). I've had the same problem with a few other websites, seems to be some kind of frame bug :sad: And your tut, I might put it up but you didn't really format it very well...

srry = / i wasnt really sure which parts to put where but its really for people who couldnt find aiscripts tut on the internet and needed hlp

Had to refresh to get it to show in opera too.

Works fine in Firefox.

Weird, I can't get it to view in IE (Mozilla works). I've had the same problem with a few other websites, seems to be some kind of frame bug :sad: And your tut, I might put it up but you didn't really format it very well...

That's because IE is the internets D student!

Anyway, parakeet, your frame code says ...

"<FRAMESET FRAMESPACING="0" BORDER="false" FRAMEBORDER="0" COLS="203,*">
<FRAME NAME="contents" TARGET="main" SRC="side.htm">
<FRAME NAME="main" SRC="ssec_main.htm" SCROLLING="auto" TARGET="main">
</FRAMESET>"

Those might be making it not work in IE.
Put the target tags on the links instead (if they're already there, good, half your work is done :smile: .)

Secondly, put script tags INSIDE the html tag area (In this case I'm sure you'll want those in the HEAD area. Also, the way you have it is a syntax error, I belive.)

if in doubt, check the standard! (not that many people do)

You went to an awful lot of trouble considering that's not actually his page. :smile:

If only you'd mentioned that before hand eh. What seems totally irrelevant at the time often proves useful in the end...or so the movies tell me :smile:

You went to an awful lot of trouble considering that's not actually his page. :smile:

You mean I wasted the whole minute that I looked at it GRR!

Its not a big deal, A_S :smile: