nachtgeist03 said:
Except that notpad doesn't count lines for you, so when you're looking for something on line 1293...
Notepad does have lines you have to use the goto option. Edit > goto then enter your line number. It doesnt really matter though each person likes whatever he/she uses.
bean-head said:
thats the thing the only way to learn is to experience and unless i can get to some place to tell me how so that i can experience ill never learn
What are you trying to edit? We can't tell you where to look if we don't know what your looking for
Here are the basics of scripting:
First figure out what you want to change.
Then look in the runuo scripts folder and try to find the scripts that deal with the item, npc, or system you want to change.
Open up that script in whatever text editor you want to use and look at the script. Try to see what each piece of code does and why it does what it does.
If can't tell from looking at one script then look at a few scripts. Many scripts have common parts and all are C# programming.
You will get experience by diving right into the scripts start small and work your way up to big things. Your not going to be able to code a race system or factions over night. You will probably have to start with things like changing loot on an npc or changing what an item does when you double click it.
We can't tell you how to change everything and most of us won't. You want experience youll have to take a look at the scripts and learn how to understand them. We are here to help you understand them but we will not do the work for you.
Here is my suggestion for your next step:
Find what you want to change. Find the scripts that deal with that. Then do a forum search. More than likely somebody else has wanted to do something similar to what you want to do.
Also you want a link or something to a how to script site. Your on it. The forums are the best how-to site out there for runuo scripting. There are tons of posts full of questions, how-tos, errors, fixes, and more. If you want a c# guide im sure you can find some around the net or in your local bookstore.