Core SDK

[Damage Inc.]

Ok I made this cause im an insomniac with nothing to do in the middle of the night
so I thought I would see of I could help anyone out with the sdk =) lol well here
it is if u find any errors in it pls tell me...I wouldn’t want to f**k an ones shit
up by telling them to do something that they don’t need to do but as far as i can
see it typed it all out right

//Edit
Correcting spelling errors lol

[drewpaul86]

nice job man. it's better to have the actual name of the package, like in this case instead of having it MyUFile.u u should leave it as core.u. if u don't want to overwrite the original files, then make a new folder and do all ur work in there.

[frikos]

hey thx...
>>>0 error(s), 0 warnings<<<

like to see that :D

in the other .uc files... have i to put return 0; into the functions too?

and how do i know when to put transient or export?

//EDIT:
i found 1 mistake... dont know if it is important:
"// Part 13 Finishing Steps
Open your ravenshield.ini hit ctrl-f to bring up the find and search for EditPackages now put a ; behind all
of them except Core,......"

you have to put it in front of the lines... :bunny:

[drewpaul86]

don't worry about the missing return values.

[WoRmX]

lol, core is 1 of the easyest packages ^^ r6engine or engine are nice ;) :P

[supadupe]

thanks dude, i compiled your core without any errors...its my first successfully compiled .u! i tried compiling other packages that i made, without any success.. but thanks a million dude
i just had a quick question.... when compiling the sdk... does the compilation of the file dependant on any other files in the system folder? ( can i have the old .u's in the folder while compiling a new .u?)

[Damage Inc.]

lol, core is 1 of the easyest packages ^^ r6engine or engine are nice :P

yea I know its one of the easiest ones but this is just to get people
started so that they see what they need to do then the rest is up to
them :)

thanks dude, i compiled your core without any errors...its my first successfully compiled .u! i tried compiling other packages that i made, without any success.. but thanks a million dude
i just had a quick question.... when compiling the sdk... does the compilation of the file dependant on any other files in the system folder? ( can i have the old .u's in the folder while compiling a new .u?)

yea u can have the old ones in there cause the compiler .bat should delete
them, compile the sdk .u's then your .u, then delete the sdk .u's and
copy the original .u's from the back up directory to your system folder

btw, good luck everyone

[drewpaul86]

or create a bat in the system folder like this or put it in the original bat u use to compile:

ren *.u *.bak

and to get it back to normal use

ren *.bak *.u