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Local script via cli start up help

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i have made a script to run from where ever to GE

script works perfect if i start normally (not CLI)

 

But as soon as i try using CLI:

 

-script test:

 

It does not work. The script requires no params, just to be started

i have made a script to run from where ever to GE

script works perfect if i start normally (not CLI)

 

But as soon as i try using CLI:

 

-script test:

 

It does not work. The script requires no params, just to be started

Post the CLI code? Just to confirm you're doing it correctly ( might aswell ).

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Post the CLI code? Just to confirm you're doing it correctly ( might aswell ).

 

-script test:

 

rest of the code i know is correct

 

i tried variations like:

-script test

-script test:0

-script test:1

-script test:""

name = has to be last in the script manifest
 

@ScriptManifest( author = "Juggles", version = 1.2, info = "", logo = "", name = "AIOFighter")

-script AIOFighter:null

 

Also, make sure you are using -bot or it won't work. 

Edited by Juggles

name = has to be last in the script manifest

 

@ScriptManifest( author = "Juggles", version = 1.2, info = "", logo = "", name = "AIOFighter")

-script AIOFighter:null

 

Also, make sure you are using -bot or it won't work. 

Is what im using (-script Test:params), essentially the same as -script Test:null? It works, i was just guessing when i set it up lmao.

Is what im using (-script Test:params), essentially the same as -script Test:null? It works, i was just guessing when i set it up lmao.

 

I don't think it matters what you put as the parameters if your script doesn't have any. I've never encountered any problems with it. 

i've discussed with other scripts and they also say that it doesn't matter what you put there. 

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name = has to be last in the script manifest

 

@ScriptManifest( author = "Juggles", version = 1.2, info = "", logo = "", name = "AIOFighter")

-script AIOFighter:null

worked :D thank you

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