I used this forever but couldn't get it to work (the flag was setting the global variable to vaule=[Blue.Wing] but $wing wouldn't set to it. I'll look at it again though to try and make things prettier for ya'll )Joubarbe wrote:It doesn't hurt, it's just ugly and useless
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$flag = get global variable: name = 'qw_flag' $wing = get predefined wing: wing = $flag
this is the script I am using... err... i think. I use @ start this -> call script.... but i couldn't find a script call that didn't have the @ and when I tried to write it out in X-studio it auto added itWhen Cycrow said you need to start your scripts, it means what I said earlier :
The problem is wings are special like he said, and I'd need to some tests to be sure how they work ; the problem is to overwrite the current command, and I'm not sure your script will do that.Code: Select all
START THIS -> call script '!wing.cmd.attack.std' : WING=$wing target=$target
ADDED: any ideas about why the script isn't finishing properly?