SRL Archive - NOTA

Two Questions


All that is man

2009-12-20 13:31:21

Alright, so I want to get to the point:

Main Story: I have McAfee and I want to start scripting again. And as most of you now McAfee remove's SCAR as a false positive.

Question 1: What is a good free virus protection that I could download.

Question 2: I have exams monday and tuesday and after exams I want to get serious about scripting for members, whats a script that I should make and by that I mean like woodcutting, fishing or what do you think?

Thanks

Bebe

2009-12-20 13:38:01

  1. You could try AVG. But remember there is no shame in using torrents ;)
  2. I'd say a power woodcutter is a nice script to start off with because you have the option to expand it to include banking and mapwalking later on. So not only dows it provide you with the initial challenge of scripting it and making it work great but it will also provide you with material to grow with and learn more about scripting in the process.

All that is man

2009-12-20 13:41:43

From: Bebe
  1. You could try AVG. But remember there is no shame in using torrents ;)
  2. I'd say a power woodcutter is a nice script to start off with because you have the option to expand it to include banking and mapwalking later on. So not only dows it provide you with the initial challenge of scripting it and making it work great but it will also provide you with material to grow with and learn more about scripting in the process.


Alright thanks, I get everything pretty much. My only thing that gets me is DDTM's and mapwalking I've tried so many tutorials… But hopefully I can create a script good enough. Anywho I'll try the AVG thing thanks

Bebe

2009-12-20 13:45:33

Try and fail (guess and check) is a tried and true method for learning more advanced scripting techniques. Do you think any of the devs spit out a perfect script everytime they touch the keyboard? No, it takes time….

Kyle Undefined

2009-12-20 13:54:52

Woodcutting scripts are easy to bang out, I'd make one of those first :) That's what I did.

~Camo