hpl3:community:scripting:terminal_basics
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| ====== Setting up a simple Station Terminal ====== | ====== Setting up a simple Station Terminal ====== | ||
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| + | Check here >>[[https://www.frictionalgames.com/forum/thread-31645.html|www.frictionalgames.com/forum/thread-31645.html]]<< | ||
| To the people who actually have been waiting for this page's completion, I AM SO SORRY. I only recently got an actual internet connection so expect things to speed up in terms of page completion. Again, sorry for the wait, but the page has been expanded enough for you to add a text box! Check the 'Terminal still isnt shiny' section for details, and I'll add more later. | To the people who actually have been waiting for this page's completion, I AM SO SORRY. I only recently got an actual internet connection so expect things to speed up in terms of page completion. Again, sorry for the wait, but the page has been expanded enough for you to add a text box! Check the 'Terminal still isnt shiny' section for details, and I'll add more later. | ||
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| ===== My terminal still isn't shiny! What do? ===== | ===== My terminal still isn't shiny! What do? ===== | ||
| - | It doesn't do anything fun yet, but your terminal //is // running. Now you just have to decide what it runs. Most of this stuff will be dealt with in the void terminal_onGui function. This part of the tutorial is about setting up a single window stylized like the regular SOMA terminals which will display text and an image. I'll provide the code and then explain all of it with detailed comments and insight. For this part of the tutorial, we WILL ONLY be looking at the onGui function. We'll keep adding bits of code on as we go along so you can gain a better understanding of how the individual lines function. Start by adding the following to your variables section: | + | It doesn't do anything fun yet, but your terminal //is // running. Now you just have to decide what it runs. Most of this stuff will be dealt with in the void terminal_onGui function. This part of the tutorial is about setting up a single window stylized like the regular SOMA terminals which will display text and an image. I'll provide the code and then explain all of it with detailed comments and insight. For this part of the tutorial, we WILL ONLY be looking at the onGui function. We'll keep adding bits of code on as we go along so you can gain a better understanding of how the individual lines function. Start by adding the following to your variables section: |
| <code c> | <code c> | ||
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