A bit Nooby But How Do You Use Scripts???

[Xenon]

Yes, I know. I am very noob but I just never used scripts :PP

[DrMental]

Copy paste them in your autoexec.cfg
Config folder.

[SuperSniper]

cant get it open? just open with note pad.

[Gibstick]

Most scripts of V-Man that are hosted on akimbo require you to extract to the config folder, then add the "exec config/configfilenamehere.cfg" to the bottom of your exec. Others you can just copy-paste. In case you are on a Mac I believe you have to right click something and select "view game files" but don't take my word on that.

[Ronald_Reagan]

Not on a mac though.
For reference, Gibby is right. Its right-click "show package contents". You dont have to have a two button mouse to right click, you can just control click as well.

[KN!F3]

Or you can just type the script into the command line aka the chat box. Well it works for me. aka. /bind [insertscripthere]

[Ronald_Reagan]

lots of these scripts are multiline KN!F3

[V-Man]

More complicated scripts should have instructions on any additional procedures that need to be done (if the scripter is nice :-P).
Most of my scripts do not have the capability to be typed into the command prompt. (Believe me, I've tried XD)

[Gibstick]

SUPPORT ONE-LINERS! SUPPORT ONE-LINERS!
Because I can't indent.
Edit: I mean I don't know how to.

[V-Man]

I can't indent.

Dude, no joke, every time I make a new script now I keep that in mind and use space instead of TAB. <3

Also I remember making one of my medium-complicated scripts a one-liner. It was something like 2500 characters on a single line! XD impossible to read and edit though.

[KN!F3]

I barely use scripts so im fine. I type em all and they all work fine because I split the long ones into sections and type them in in like 4 sections to make then work

[Gibstick]

I barely use scripts so im fine. I type em all and they all work fine because I split the long ones into sections and type them in in like 4 sections to make then work

What

[V-Man]

like the claimadmin script.
He types the part that searches for (curserver 1)
then he types the part that searches for (curserver 1) : (curserver 3)
then he types the part that searches for (curserver 2)
then he types the part that searches for (curserver 2) : (curserver 3)

As an added bonus, he has a piece of paper with his admin_pwd_list on it and figures out the findlist by hand because he's so hardk0re.
Then, when (!= (findlist $admin_pwd_list (curserver ...) -1), he moves his finger forward one space to look at the admin password.
Then he types:
/setadmin 1 ********