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◘ <b>OnActivate</b>: Tells the script to start when the object this script is attached to, is activated. Well OnActivate is one of lots of block types.<br /> | ◘ <b>OnActivate</b>: Tells the script to start when the object this script is attached to, is activated. Well OnActivate is one of lots of block types.<br /> | ||
<b>ShowMessage</b> - This produces the Message box that has an Editor id of MyMessage <br /> | <b>ShowMessage</b> - This produces the Message box that has an Editor id of MyMessage <br /> | ||
<b>End</b> - This ends the OnActivate Block | <b>End</b> - This ends the OnActivate Block<br /><br /> | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:29, 11 May 2010
Welcome to The MyFirstScript Tutorial.
Here, I will try and explain the basics of Fallout 3 Scripting.
What is a Script?
Well, A script is a piece of code segments, written by the writer to produce effects to the game.
Scriptname MyFirstScript Begin OnActivate ShowMessage MyMessage End
What the heck is That Well its the easiest code written in the fallout 3 language All, the above does is Shows the messagebox MyMessage
Scriptname - This is a MUST HAVE, or the script wont Compile (Save)
Begin OnActivate -
◘ Begin: Tells the script to begin
◘ OnActivate: Tells the script to start when the object this script is attached to, is activated. Well OnActivate is one of lots of block types.
ShowMessage - This produces the Message box that has an Editor id of MyMessage
End - This ends the OnActivate Block
MORE TO COME SOON