To you, maybe, but to many others, this is helpful and there certainly is specific paths to build certain buildings. Your brash response and uneducated rhetort is just another example of your continued flame and spam of this forum for no other reason than to demoralise the people and devalue the information that is shared here. This was completely uncalled for... as per usual...



He asked to find out which textures are linked to models. This information is not available in any of the scripts and is held soley in the model file itself.



He already edited his post before you posted (a few days ago) stating that he had seen the solution and posted how he did it.



He wasn't asking for information on how to script, he was asking if he should/could put up a tutorial to help new people how to script. However, as you state, there is already a great repository of information on the main website, but this has already been stated by JesterHead37.

So can I ask, what exactly was your contribution to this conversation other than spite and scorn? I'm not really interested in your answer, I just wanted you to consider you contributions to this community more carefully...

On a completely separate and more important note: (The reason for my post)
Shagabash, it seems you have a lot of love for this game and a strong will to help other people become more involved in development. If you have any problems with my application or if there is any way I can help with scripting or your further enducation in developing Stranded II modifications, feel free to message me. I visit (usually) at least once a day and I am more than happy to help people who want to be helped.

I'm not sure where you are talking about. The only english help about scripting that I've found is the 5 tutorials... there's a lot more to be explained.

About your mod... it worked perfectly except for one thing: when I clicked the escape button on the top right, there was an error that repeated a few times, and then the program crashed. If you'd like, I'll do it again and show you it.

-\For fucks sake can't a Simple joke be told without Someone with a Pole up their ass Being an ass about it?

well...
events have to be triggered whenever something happens that shall affect something, next the commands have to be written to affect these certain things and so does the if command which e.g. in combination with variables can be used for differentiations of different cases for what shall happen next.

to trigger an event every second you can use the timer command, e.g. for a global timer:
this triggers the event "event" every second (1000 ms).

or you can use it for local timers which are used more rarely:
this e.g. triggers the event "event" at the object with the ID wich has been saved in the variable $id previously for 20 times, once per second.

-\For fucks sake can't a Simple joke be told without Someone with a Pole up their ass Being an ass about it?

there is already a great repository of information on the main website

About your mod... it worked perfectly except for one thing: when I clicked the escape button on the top right, there was an error that repeated a few times, and then the program crashed. If you'd like, I'll do it again and show you it.

Google translate works really well, making most of the definitions fairly readable, and like I said, if there's anything you need help with, feel free to message me.

Hmmm, you clicked the "escape" button? Is that the close button? If so, it probably had an error saving the settings file. If you could reproduce the error, then send me the message in the error box (look at the SIIMV thread for examples) then that would be wonderful. Any help to make the mod viewer leaner and cleaner is inspiring to me.