Eagle Scripts

please tell your skype in pm so i can take a look at it

Code looks clean. Gz on release! (:

Sorry we haven't been able to fix your problem

How old the scripts are shouldn't really matter.

Fixed this, should no longer happen to some users. Update has been pushed.

Well, this happened to me when i got into scripting. Only thing that fixed it for me was using different classnames (:

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If they have the same classnames it becomes an issue. If the main class of two local scripts is called 'main' for both, it will only register one of the two.

Sick!

Thankyou (: Thankyou (:

Heya, I just learned this so I thought i should share this with you guys. This is for the people that have never worked with Visual Studios C# programming before. This is what your end product will look like (or simillar, depending on your own design preference) First of all, open Microsoft Visual Studio 1. Making a new Project - Go to --> File --> New --> Project --> Click Visual C# --> Windows Forms Application - Change the name to something like 'calculator'. - Let the solution name change itself. - Obviously, hit OK afterwards. 2. This is what you should start with 3. Changing the name & size of our Calculator - In the right bottom right you can see the properties of your selected item. If you do not see this, click the Form1 application once or right-click properties. - To change the name we're going to change its Text in the properties. Scroll down in the properties untill you find its Text. Change this to 'Calculator' or something like that. Be sure to change its Text and not its name, since these are two different things which i'll be explaining lateron. - To change its size, you can simply Drag the Calculator to your desired size or you can change its size in the properties. The size I used for my calculator is Width 426, Height 404 4. This is what your Calculator should look like after doing steps 1 - 3 5. Adding the Textpanel - First of all, your Calculator needs Textpanel to show the answers of the calculations ofcourse. - We'll do this by opening the Toolbox at first. Navigate to --> View --> Toolbox. - The Toolbox is shown now, with the Toolbox you can add various things such as buttons. - Search the Toolbox until you find the 'RichTextBox', drag&drop it into your Calculator. - Change its size to your desired size. - Change its name to something like 'tbAnswer' (since its a textbox and we're going to show our answer in it) 6. Adding our Buttons - Search for a button in the Toolbox and drag&drop it into your Calculator. - Give it any size and place you want. - Change its Text to '1' and its name to something like 'bt1'. (since it's a button and it's for the number '1') The name is what the button will be 'called' or 'recognised' as. - Do this for all the other buttons aswell; 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, Calculate, CE, +, -, * , / and '.' - Your result would look like this: 7. Making our buttons do something - Firstly, we'll need to define some objects. string input = string.Empty; //String storing user input string operand1 = string.Empty; //String storing first operand string operand2 = string.Empty; //String storing second operand char operation; //char for operation double result = 0.0; //calculated result Write the code above this message between public partial class Form1 : Form { and public Form1() like this --> I've written some quick information about the objects in the green colored text. - Now we need to 'link' our buttons with a piece of code. To do this, you have to Double-Click on the button itself. - Do this for all the buttons. - Visual Studio has now made a private void for every button. It should look like this. private void btn1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { } - Obviously, we should add some code so the private void actually has an action to perform. - To make the btn0 result a '0' once its clicked, we can use something like this: private void btn0_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { tbAnswer.Text = ""; input = input + "0"; tbAnswer.Text = tbAnswer.Text + input; } //tbAnswer is our Textbox. We need to define this on top so the Textbox starts with a 'clean line', with no text. (otherwise clicking multiple times on the 0-button wouldn't add multiple 0's. //input We defined a String, input. We defined it as an empty String but we're going to give the string some 'information' to store. The new input will be : the current input + "0". This means, if the input has been defined as 0 (because we've clicked the 0-button), and we click the 0-button again it will change to "00" instead of staying at "0". //tbAnswer.Text is our text which is linked and shown in our Textbox-Answer. We define our new tbAnswer's Text to: the current tbAnswer Text + our new defined input. - Do this for all numbers so your result will be: private void btn0_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { tbAnswer.Text = ""; input = input + "0"; tbAnswer.Text = tbAnswer.Text + input; } private void btn1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { tbAnswer.Text = ""; input = input + "1"; tbAnswer.Text = tbAnswer.Text + input; } private void btn2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { tbAnswer.Text = ""; input = input + "2"; tbAnswer.Text = tbAnswer.Text + input; } private void btn3_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { tbAnswer.Text = ""; input = input + "3"; tbAnswer.Text = tbAnswer.Text + input; } private void btn4_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { tbAnswer.Text = ""; input = input + "4"; tbAnswer.Text = tbAnswer.Text + input; } private void btn5_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { tbAnswer.Text = ""; input = input + "5"; tbAnswer.Text = tbAnswer.Text + input; } private void btn6_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { tbAnswer.Text = ""; input = input + "6"; tbAnswer.Text = tbAnswer.Text + input; } private void btn7_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { tbAnswer.Text = ""; input = input + "7"; tbAnswer.Text = tbAnswer.Text + input; } private void btn8_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { tbAnswer.Text = ""; input = input + "8"; tbAnswer.Text = tbAnswer.Text + input; } private void btn9_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { tbAnswer.Text = ""; input = input + "9"; tbAnswer.Text = tbAnswer.Text + input; } - Now, we need to give our operation buttons a action aswell (+,-,* etc.) We need to do this a little differently, take a look at the following code: private void btnPlus_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { operand1 = input; operation = '+'; input = string.Empty; } //operand1 will be set to the 'information' our defined input carried with it. our operation will be '+'. we will clean our defined input, we define it as a Empty String once more, we need to do this because we need to have 2 sides of numbers to be able to count this above each other. (example ; 3 + 3 = 6 , 1 number on the left of the our operation '+' and one on the right) - Do this for all of the operation buttons, i'm not telling you what to do with the dot-button & CE-Button. You'll have to think about this yourself. If you can't figure out, look at the code below. (It's easy!) It should look like this: private void btnmin_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { operand1 = input; operation = '-'; input = string.Empty; } private void btnPlus_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { operand1 = input; operation = '+'; input = string.Empty; } private void btnKeer_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { operand1 = input; operation = '*'; input = string.Empty; } private void btngedeelddoor_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { operand1 = input; operation = '/'; input = string.Empty; } private void btnPunt_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { input = input + "."; } private void btnCE_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { input = string.Empty; tbAnswer.Text = ""; } - Now, we have 1 button left to give a action it should perform on a Click, the Calculate button. - This one is actually a big one, and will probably be hard for you to understand. - We need to define a few more objects for the Calculate button. Do this in the Calculate's Click method! operand2 = input; double num1, num2; double.TryParse(operand1, out num1); double.TryParse(operand2, out num2); //operand2 Will be defined as the 'information' input caried within it. //doubles doubles are numbers with decimals (Example : 4,21) - Now, every operation needs its own action it should perform. We are doing this with if & else cases, just like Java. For our '+' operation: If the operation is +, we should add the num1 and num2 together, right? This is how that would look like in code: if (operation == '+') { result = num1 + num2; tbAnswer.Text = result.ToString(); } //result We are defining result to: The answer of num1 + num2 //result.ToString() The result we defined, would be an answer of numbers, which is an int. The .Text method only works with Strings (multiple characters, like a text. Example: "Heya") Because the .Text method only works with String we need to change our answer , which is an int, to a String. - For the '-' operation it would be: else if (operation == '-') { result = num1 - num2; tbAnswer.Text = result.ToString(); } //else if This is because there can only be one 'if', all the others should either be 'else if' or 'else'. - Make all the actions for the remaining operations. - The full code of your Calculate button should look like this: private void btnCalculate_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { operand2 = input; double num1, num2; double.TryParse(operand1, out num1); double.TryParse(operand2, out num2); if (operation == '+') { result = num1 + num2; tbAnswer.Text = result.ToString(); } else if (operation == '-') { result = num1 - num2; tbAnswer.Text = result.ToString(); } else if (operation == '*') { result = num1 * num2; tbAnswer.Text = result.ToString(); } else if (operation == '/') { result = num1 / num2; tbAnswer.Text = result.ToString(); } } - Now, if you've done everything like I did, your Calculator should work! - Try it out! Click on the 'Play' button on the top. - The full code:

Looks sick man, really like your graphical work!

It's always hard to tell what skill / method you should bot. Welcome to Osbot! If you'd like a trial for any of my scripts, reply on their topic (:

Granted.

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I'll be awaiting your GIF. I'll also check it myself in about 10 minutes. EDIT: Just tested, works fine for me. PM me your skype so I can take a look at your scenario.

Let's take this to PM. Send me a PM regarding this idea.

That's only like 1 dialogue faster, no?

Sure give me a GIF. But isn't that what the dialogue is like already?

For paint disabling look at the main page v1.50 update. Profit counter will MAYBE be added into the paint, but not for now. I'm quite busy with school and that's something that's not really a priority imo. For the pirate's quest, how does the dialogue work then? haven't completed it myself.