This is a compilation of the old system into a single score. There were 10 that made this score of 8.60 then rounded to 9.
Posted by Icewind �the master ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2003-06-06 03:18:00
hello thets an god script for my map thanks
Posted by kryas ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2002-11-22 11:08:00
What is nice about using this system as a script editor is
that you can keep trasck of you scripts using fully
qualified names, using any naming convention you want.
Then as you create your module, you can cut and paste
these scripts in as you go along. it is much faster for
me to work like this because it is easy to find stuff.
Posted by kryas ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2002-11-22 11:04:00
To get automatic syntax highlighting an extension file
must be created. Copy the following two lines into a text
file:
LANGSPEC:nwscript.SPC
KEYWORDS:nwscript.KEY
and save it into the link directory of the crimson editor
install directory with the name extension.xxx where xxx is
the extension you want regognized as a NWScript file. I
use .nss and .ncs to keep track of different kinds of
scripts.
Posted by sb_player ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2002-11-06 22:29:00
DustyPhartz, Kryas,
I am facing the same problem. I followed all instructions,
and I'm still getting no syntax highlighting. Also, i
compiled a .nss file. What file should I get after
compiling this .nss file?
Posted by Torlack ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2002-11-06 07:32:00
Has anybody gotten automatic syntax detection working. I
can always select "NWScript" after opening the file. But
it would be nice to be able have the editor automatically
detect.
Posted by Kryas ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2002-11-05 12:24:00
Thanks for the kind words! There is a compiler out there
to be found also. I haven't tried it but somebody might
consider trying to link it up with the editor using the
command line interface. Then you might be able to write
and compile the scripts in this editor. If you do try and
get it to work, please post instructions in here.
Posted by DustyPhartz ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2002-10-31 22:22:00
If your going to be working on scripts and enjoy good
freeware,then you want Crimson Editor and the files Kryas
has provided. The trick to geting the Editor to recognize
the nwscript.spc and nwscript.key (after droping the files
in the "spec" folder in the Crimson Editor folder) is to
start Crimson Editor,then Tool>Preference. In Preferences
tree window, go File/Syntax. In Syntax Types window scroll
down and hilight an empty slot. You'll then see three empty
slots below. Description;Put anything you like here,this is
what will show up under the Document>Syntax popout. In the
next two lines you find the browse buttons won't work.
Logic dictates you should type in the path to the spec
folder but logic has nothing to do with it. In the second
line type the file name (nwscript.spc) and NOW the browse
button works. Click it and it pops open to the spec folder.
Select nwscript.spc. click open,and when the window closes
hit apply, then repeat for line 3 and the nwscript.key.
(While you have this window open,you may wish to click
File/Association, scroll down to .txt and associate it with
Crimson Ed. It's superior to Notepad in many ways). Don't
forget to vote here after you find out what a huge favor
Kryas did us.
Posted by DustyPhartz ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2002-10-31 00:16:00
Kryas, First,thanks for pointing me to the Crimson Editor.
I have a problem. found and followed your directions at
bottom, very carefully typing in the path to the files
because the program brose buttons didn't work. Applied.
When to Document>Syntax>NWScript(what I labeled it).
Nothing,just plain text. Tryed adding file name to paths
and double checked to be sure I haden't reversed them(then
swithed them because I had).Still just plain text,no
hilighting. I note that the path always remains typed in
the two windows instead of the file names as is true with
the ones it came with. So what am I doing wrong?
Posted by Kryas ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2002-10-22 00:49:00
Those are tab characters. You can sonvert tab to spaces
by selecting from the menu:
Document -> Tabs&Spaces -> Convert Tabs to Spaces
That information is provided in the help files of Crimson
Editor. Other things, like using the Editor as a line
calculator can be found there also. You might try setting
up a macro so the tabs are convert to spaces by pressing
Alt-F1. This way you don't have to menu select each time.
Posted by cyrus_1469 ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2002-10-20 11:47:00
Grr the boxes didnt show up so im gona simulate them this is what i see when i copy and paste the scripts back into the nwn script editor --> []
Posted by cyrus_1469 ( ..xxx.xxx ) at 2002-10-20 02:34:00
hey Kryas i like it but i have 1 major problem maybe you can help me with, when im done writing a script for this , and copy and paste it inside the Neverwinter nights script editor i get wierd blocks just like this --> ? .
know of anyway to get rid of those thru the settings in crimson editor ? cause it is a pain in the *edited* for me to go back and delet them all.
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