SRL Archive - Help

SCAR status?


IwriteCode

2011-07-06 05:42:20

Hi guys has been a long time since ive been here and i want to get back into using scar and would really like to know what everyone else is currently using to bot/script.

I downloaded scar 3.22 and i get this error.
[PHP]Couldn't load all of the fonts. Some functions may not be working.[/PHP]

I then tried to download scar 3.25 alpha i it asks for a username and password?

Now I don't know if this is the most current version so i'm asking where to find the most up to date version.
I have just also had a quick look at it seems there has been a new development simba, is this used more now then scar now?

Also i would like to code a bot for a friend of mine but he only wants it to be an executable file without having to download and setup scar/simba. So my next question is, is it possible to make scar or simba script an execuable? I have looked at scar packager but i keep getting an error even tho the script works and i followed instructions on how to package it.

tl;dr: Which is more mainly used now scar/simba and is it possible to package the script into one single .exe to be run on a windows system.

KingKong

2011-07-06 05:51:48

From: IwriteCode
Hi guys has been a long time since ive been here and i want to get back into using scar and would really like to know what everyone else is currently using to bot/script.

I downloaded scar 3.22 and i get this error.
[PHP]Couldn't load all of the fonts. Some functions may not be working.[/PHP]

I then tried to download scar 3.25 alpha i it asks for a username and password?

Now I don't know if this is the most current version so i'm asking where to find the most up to date version.
I have just also had a quick look at it seems there has been a new development simba, is this used more now then scar now?

Also i would like to code a bot for a friend of mine but he only wants it to be an executable file without having to download and setup scar/simba. So my next question is, is it possible to make scar or simba script an execuable? I have looked at scar packager but i keep getting an error even tho the script works and i followed instructions on how to package it.

tl;dr: Which is more mainly used now scar/simba and is it possible to package the script into one single .exe to be run on a windows system.


Use simba, its basically same as scar(see my sig for more info) unless you need things that are only in scar. As for making an .exe i have no clue, but i dont think its not possible.

IwriteCode

2011-07-06 06:16:45

Thanks will have a look at that!

Anyone know if i can get simba script to run as standalone .exe?

Flight

2011-07-06 07:18:01

From: IwriteCode
Thanks will have a look at that!

Anyone know if i can get simba script to run as standalone .exe?


Nah you must use Simba to run scripts. A script is just a bulk pile of code, Simba interprets it and runs it as commanded. Pretty simple. :)

Gu3st...

2011-07-06 08:39:46

From: IwriteCode
Thanks will have a look at that!

Anyone know if i can get simba script to run as standalone .exe?
It's possible, but a hassle and involves compiling Simba's source code and whatnot (afaik).
I know it's possible, but I don't know how to do it..

Silent

2011-07-07 03:57:45

From: Zyt3x
It's possible, but a hassle and involves compiling Simba's source code and whatnot (afaik).
I know it's possible, but I don't know how to do it..


Couldn't someone theoretically just zip the Simba folder and have the specific script set as default? Or am I missing something?:confused:

Then all you'd have to do is extract and run Simba….

Huthaifah

2011-07-07 04:17:41

Simba is easier to use than Scar. Simba is needed to run scripts.

Coh3n

2011-07-07 07:16:56

From: Silent SPY
Couldn't someone theoretically just zip the Simba folder and have the specific script set as default? Or am I missing something?:confused:

Then all you'd have to do is extract and run Simba….

Interesting thought. After all, other bots are just zipped folders, aren't they?

Size may be an issue, I'm not sure. And I don't even know if Simba will run properly that way without a portable version. Would be worth trying in my opinion. If would be awesome if it works. Could already have SRL/MSI/Reflection downloaded and set to automatically update. Could even have SPS included in there.

BraK

2011-07-07 08:12:44

I run Simba from a thumb drive on my work computer's. So pretty sure zipping Simba is possible but it would be huge. I can't update from these computers though do to network restrictions. The updaters should work if they are set to the Correct folder location.

~BraK

Coh3n

2011-07-07 08:15:09

From: BraK
I run Simba from a thumb drive on my work computer's. So pretty sure zipping Simba is possible but it would be huge. I can't update from these computers though do to network restrictions. The updaters should work if they are set to the Correct folder location.

~BraK
If you use the extensions to get SRL/Reflection/MSI, and delete all default scripts in the script folder it gets pretty small. MSI will be significantly smaller as soon as I can get the new form done, so that'll be better.

BraK

2011-07-07 09:36:30

Getting irritated right now at work. WriteINI isn't working correctly for me. :( I'll have to wait til I got to the house to work on it some more. I'm working on storing all the Images and Data inside an INI. I'm kinda limited on what I can work on at work.

~BraK

E: heh just noticed two hours after the fact that I posted this in the Wrong thread at work :p

Dgby714

2011-07-07 11:15:20

From: Zyt3x
It's possible, but a hassle and involves compiling Simba's source code and whatnot (afaik).
I know it's possible, but I don't know how to do it..


It is, Tho it's not simple. You won't need to compile Simba.
You basically just make a project in Laz that starts the PS interpreter and adds MML funcs to it, then runs a static script.

From: BraK
~BraK

BraK, I just noticed were almost twins =P