SRL Archive - General

MSI & several developments


Sir R. M8gic1an

2010-08-05 21:24:42

Quick post, will elaborate more if there's any enthusiasm to the small post :p

MSI is a big base, from which we can test & develop many things.

- - WorldWalkers
- - AutoResponders
- - Random Development
- - Hybrid Scripts
- - Generally complicated things that only are worth it to use 'all over RS' (eg Army Relocater & whatever else)

I've thought of ways to do this, and ways to make it work. What are everyone's first views?

~RM

EvilChicken!

2010-08-05 21:57:15

I'm interested, tell me more.

Plus, a "stripped-down" MSI could work as a fantastic script template, no?

3Garrett3

2010-08-05 22:22:10

I don't really understand how it would work, but the concept itself interests me.

NCDS

2010-08-05 22:32:26

From: Rasta Magician
Quick post, will elaborate more if there's any enthusiasm to the small post :p

MSI is a big base, from which we can test & develop many things.

- - WorldWalkers
- - AutoResponders
- - Random Development
- - Hybrid Scripts
- - Generally complicated things that only are worth it to use 'all over RS' (eg Army Relocater & whatever else)

I've thought of ways to do this, and ways to make it work. What are everyone's first views?

~RM

Please elaborate :)

From: EvilChicken!
I'm interested, tell me more.

Plus, a "stripped-down" MSI could work as a fantastic script template, no?

The MSI Main loop is a fantastic script template. I would say so at least. :redface:

What exactly do you mean by "stripped-down"?

EvilChicken!

2010-08-05 23:18:12

From: NCDS
What exactly do you mean by "stripped-down"?


Removing all skill-specific and script-specific elements to generalize it as much as possible, so that it could be used as a good template for any type of script.

Nava2

2010-08-05 23:33:52

idungetpost.

Seriously, I don't know what you're neither asking nor stating.

NCDS

2010-08-05 23:35:48

From: EvilChicken!
Removing all skill-specific and script-specific elements to generalize it as much as possible, so that it could be used as a good template for any type of script.


That's how it is :)

The whole thing run's on records, and constants :p

All skill specific functions are included in their own file.

marpis

2010-08-06 01:56:36

wat is tis?