Scripting is fun and difficult for some newbies. Don’t be afraid, just keep seeing the fun in it and you’ll be fine.
There are no specific ways to teach a script, since it is meant to be something different for everybody.
It may happen you have a different script, to get the same result. But there is no real standard code like a bind for it.
Many people think a script will be like /bind, so /script. THIS IS WRONG!
There is nothing like /script, since a script includes lots of things, not just 1 command like /script.
A mistake many people make, even professionals is, they use too many configs to launch commands.
There is a command to make self-made shortcuts for that called “vstr”.
Don’t worry, we’ll be discussing this later on. (For the html writers, it’s like a CSS code)
For example someone wants the script that if he presses the g key sprint starts and if he presses again the sprint stops.
Newbies often do it like this:
bind g “+sprint; exec sprintoff”
(in sprintoff.cfg) bind g “-sprint; exec sprinton”
This method perfectly works and is easier for newbies.
But you’ll end up with a poopload of configs and your etmain will become one big mess.
And why create so many files if you can add it with 1 simple command?!
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