CubeScript - Revision history

X-Ray Dog: Invalid Text highlighting changed to dashed boxes

2012-08-06T22:34:21Z

Invalid Text highlighting changed to dashed boxes

Gibstick: fixed cubescript docs link

2011-02-17T15:49:04Z

fixed cubescript docs link

Gibstick: /* Coloured text */

2011-02-17T15:48:24Z

‎Coloured text

Gibstick at 15:47, 17 February 2011

2011-02-17T15:47:26Z

Flowtron: GeSHi info

2011-01-18T03:29:56Z

GeSHi info

Ronald Reagan: /* Coloured text */ added note about invalid numbers

2011-01-16T08:40:52Z

‎Coloured text: added note about invalid numbers

Gibstick: link to scripts thread, color/colour consistency, new (c 0) colourization

2010-12-19T00:05:21Z

link to scripts thread, color/colour consistency, new (c 0) colourization

Andrez at 14:10, 6 July 2010

2010-07-06T14:10:17Z

R4zor at 09:22, 28 June 2010

2010-06-28T09:22:58Z

R4zor at 09:22, 28 June 2010

2010-06-28T09:22:19Z

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 The most simple usage might just possibly be the [[keybind|binding of keys]]. But from there it is just a small step to some more interactive usage.
 This example of CubeScript announces a player's current weapon, as well as their ammo and ammo reserves, when the player presses 'HOME'.
-<source lang="cubescript">
-alias gun_names "knife pistol carbine shotgun subgun sniper assault null grenade akimbo"
+    alias gun_names "knife pistol carbine shotgun subgun sniper assault null grenade akimbo"
-alias my_gun_state [
+    alias my_gun_state [
      concat I am carrying the (at $gun_names (curweapon)) with (magcontent (curweapon)) rounds loaded of (magreserve (curweapon)) total
-−
+    ]
-bind HOME [ say "%" (my_gun_state) ]
+    bind HOME [ say "%" (my_gun_state) ]
 CubeScript can become very complex and be very handy if used correctly. For example, scripts exist from automatically changing weapons if out of ammo, to admin scripts which search a file for a password on a particular server.
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 From versions 1.1 and onward, there is an alternative way to colourize text. Prepend (c n) before strings in CubeScript, where n is the colour number. If you enter in an invalid number, it will revert back to the normal color. The following example will put out "This is green." in green text, the second one will print "This is not green." in white (default).
-<source lang="cubescript">
-echo (c 0) "This is green."
+    echo (c 0) "This is green."
-echo (c x) "This is not green."
+    echo (c x) "This is not green."
 ==Internal Links==

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 CubeScript can become very complex and be very handy if used correctly. For example, scripts exist from automatically changing weapons if out of ammo, to admin scripts which search a file for a password on a particular server.
-Some more information can be found in the AssaultCube docs: http://assault.cubers.net/docs/cubescript.xml
+Some more information can be found in the AssaultCube docs: http://assault.cubers.net/docs/cubescript.html
 === Coloured text ===

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 Apart from the special cases of "\fs" and "\fr" for saving/restoring previously set colours in the current line of text, you can use the following numbers to set to the respective colour (see table).
-From versions 1.1 and onward, there is an alternative way to colourize text. Prepend (c n) before strings in CubeScript, where n is the colour number, if you enter in an invalid number, it will revert back to the normal color. The following example will put out "This is green." in green text, the second one will print "This is not green." in white (default).
+From versions 1.1 and onward, there is an alternative way to colourize text. Prepend (c n) before strings in CubeScript, where n is the colour number. If you enter in an invalid number, it will revert back to the normal color. The following example will put out "This is green." in green text, the second one will print "This is not green." in white (default).
 <source lang="cubescript">
 echo (c 0) "This is green."

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 Some more information can be found in the AssaultCube docs: http://assault.cubers.net/docs/cubescript.xml
-==== Coloured text ====
+=== Coloured text ===
 {{Colortable}}
 You'll need to use the control-character "\f" (form-feed). Since patch 1.0.1, AC supports escaping of control characters for certain commandline arguments.

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 </source>
 ==External links==
 * http://cube.wikispaces.com/Scripting+Guide - a general introduction into CubeEngine scripting

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	Cubescript is a low-level language that can execute aliases and commands in AssaultCube. With it, is it possible to create strings from commands which already exist in the game - CubeScript modifies no code. It is very similar to the Quake console language and was designed to be largely backwards compatible to it; it has quite a number of enhancements though and it is a very powerful way to interact with the engine and tweak your personal gaming experience.		Cubescript is a low-level language that can execute aliases and commands in AssaultCube. With it, is it possible to create strings from commands which already exist in the game - CubeScript modifies no code. It is very similar to the Quake console language and was designed to be largely backwards compatible to it; it has quite a number of enhancements though and it is a very powerful way to interact with the engine and tweak your personal gaming experience.

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	CubeScript can become very complex and be very handy if used correctly. For example, scripts exist from automatically changing weapons if out of ammo, to admin scripts which search a file for a password on a particular server.		CubeScript can become very complex and be very handy if used correctly. For example, scripts exist from automatically changing weapons if out of ammo, to admin scripts which search a file for a password on a particular server.
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	Some more information can be found in the AssaultCube docs: http://assault.cubers.net/docs/cubescript.xml		Some more information can be found in the AssaultCube docs: http://assault.cubers.net/docs/cubescript.xml

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 Cubescript is a low-level language that can execute aliases and commands in AssaultCube. With it, is it possible to create strings from commands which already exist in the game - CubeScript modifies no code. It is very similar to the Quake console language and was designed to be largely backwards compatible to it; it has quite a number of enhancements though and it is a very powerful way to interact with the engine and tweak your personal gaming experience.
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 CubeScript can become very complex and be very handy if used correctly. For example, scripts exist from automatically changing weapons if out of ammo, to admin scripts which search a file for a password on a particular server.
 ==== Coloured text ====