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I want to see more of these lua tutorials.
They'll be much smaller than the crash course
leegao hat geschrieben
I've recently started writing a set of Lua tutorials, they will be posted on http://luatut.com/
Use them if you dare
Use them if you dare
thank you leegao, very helpful
I learn something today
Marry me plz!
I read the two chapters and I learned a lot......
More will come right?
i was looking for somthing like that Nice work!
Can't wait for further tutorials
I bet your IQ is bigger than the Lua creators.
command but how to solve this bug ,i mean the program give you a fix to your bug or you must think it by your self ?
memo hat geschrieben
command but how to solve this bug ,i mean the program give you a fix to your bug or you must think it by your self ?
It gives you debug log, like in CS2D.
You have to use your brains to fix it, lol.
its says add nil value how to add the value ?
It means you haven't declared your value.
Like (Nil Comparing Example):
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if (value == nil) then -- Check If Value [b]Doesn't[/b] Exist
print("Value Doesn't Exist")
end
value = 5 -- Value Is Now equal 5
if (value ~= nil) then -- Check Value If It's [b]Does[/b] Exist
print("Value Exist! and equal "..value)
end
TheLetterP hat geschrieben
I learn something today
thanks p
Flacko hat geschrieben
Nice, I didn't see the crash course
I've only just finalized the crash course tutorial
redefinder hat geschrieben
Nice tutorial!=)
I read the two chapters and I learned a lot......
More will come right?
I read the two chapters and I learned a lot......
More will come right?
Definitely, I'm planning on adding a new set of tutorial once a week, although unfinished tutorials will also appear on the site
Zitat
command but how to solve this bug ,i mean the program give you a fix to your bug or you must think it by your self ?
Can you see if you can find
C:\Program Files\Lua\5.1\SciTE\SciTE.exe
It may be a lot easier to use that as your code editor
Well, I know... by default it's as leegao says:
"C:\Program Files\Lua\5.1\SciTE\SciTE.exe" <<
I just don't like all the extra subfolders so I almost always take custom setup.
Anyways, I'm looking forward to learning some more LUA scripting. Keep it up!