doublex8
2011-03-16 13:18:00
So there was a topic in the development section found here that is discussing making a foreign language portion of SRL. This made me think of a thread I started when I first came to SRL and asked if there was a way to use smart or simba on a foreign server and Dgby714 posted:
I've also heard that RsBot runs on something similar to reflection so therefore wouldn't it's scripts be able to work on german servers? And would there be any way to manipulate RsBot to launch the German worlds? Powerbots forums are lame so I thought I would ask on here. I also wouldn't want anyone on powerbot to find out about this because then the German Worlds would blow up with botters. If I shouldn't have posted this I apologize in advance and please delete the thread.
I've been opening the rsbot .jar file with 7zip and trying to go through it to find something but my experience with this stuff is very close to nothing. Would anyone know how I might be able to go about this? I usually don't like using RsBot but if I could on a german server that would be pretty sweet.
From: Dgby714
SMART should bring up German worlds with little to no editing, BUT most scripts are made for the English language and wont work in those worlds. (Unless 100% Reflection)
I've also heard that RsBot runs on something similar to reflection so therefore wouldn't it's scripts be able to work on german servers? And would there be any way to manipulate RsBot to launch the German worlds? Powerbots forums are lame so I thought I would ask on here. I also wouldn't want anyone on powerbot to find out about this because then the German Worlds would blow up with botters. If I shouldn't have posted this I apologize in advance and please delete the thread.
I've been opening the rsbot .jar file with 7zip and trying to go through it to find something but my experience with this stuff is very close to nothing. Would anyone know how I might be able to go about this? I usually don't like using RsBot but if I could on a german server that would be pretty sweet.