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sorry i woke up and he was the first post on nearly all catagories of local script.... love the time stamps though (yes i know he could have done it over time or some shit but it looks funny from my point of view and yes im over tired so nearly everything seems funny to me atm)

Use a radiobutton and then Boolean BuryBones = false; so private void radioButton1ActionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { if(BuryBones = false){ BuryBones = true; }else{ BuryBones = false; } } so when its false the first time it gets ticked and becomes true, than if they click it again its unticked again and false again so if(Inventory.contains("Bones"){ if(BuryBones){ /*Bury Bones*/ }else{ /*Drop Bones*/ } } (code might not be exact from this API but logic should work

hmm way i could think of: on start disable all randoms but then have general listeners or something your script'd recognise. then have a function where it'd pick them up and then reactivate the random events whilst the trigger was present. then turn them off again when its done

Code Geass

Just JFormDesigner, super easy and simple, outputs code understandably . http://www.formdev.com/ trial can be renewed if you;re sneaky

Thank you i edit/upload music and ive been looking for the term for ages

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyXqXEqVmAU the thing in the middle, i call it an oscillator but im pretty sure its not. just needing the name of the effect where you get the visual to move to the music THANKS

Get triangle dimentions, i think the general rock is 90-99 but when its smoking/bubbling it becomes 100+

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#TwelviePride

nup

I live in Adelaide south Australia, its good for downloading >

im also aussie.... no problems here...

kinda makes the whole point redundant since they were all individual buttons to the scripts

no comprende? sorry if i dont understand or something.... //work out how many ints you have than string[] ItemNames = new string[] {"one", "two", "three"}; int amount = ItemNames.length; int[] ItemValues = new int[amount]; for(int counter = 0; counter < ItemValues.length; counter++){ ItemValues[counter] = lookup(ItemNames[counter]); } then later just call the prices int blah; blah = ItemValue[requiredvalue] * amount of stuff;

solving forum problems /dealing with scams isnt admin work....

i'm 99.99% + 00.01% sure i cant post that on these forums...

i understand what you're saying. and i am a SW for another site, i just wanted to know if he still had it, unlike the misconception you all have about java and script writing, i have not learnt java profficiently, i learnt to write scripts, they are 2 completely different things. ill google docs now then :*

Divine, do you still have a copy of this i may have.

oh sorry i missed the part here where i asked for your opinion ^_^

Divine Plez....

please add a new link

just because adults play it doesnt make it not a kids game...