[Nevitro]

Hello.
My it's it - example i got "life int" in .cs file. I want read how many HP got player, then save this and use in script. Problem? Must save and remember always. Get out from game and when player come back play - his life will get from script file.

How its look?
Myscript.cs got some values - life for example.
I want to get how much HP he got.
Save this into outside file.
Again when player will play again - script will get life from file.

What i just want?
Process about save to output file and then read from his...

What You got when help me?
You will be in credis script [like here with Flatout Script - AngryAmoeba helped me and he are in credits.]

Thanks!

[DoTTGaMMa]

From what I can understand from what you have said, you want to save current In-Game information into an outside file...

This can be easily accomplished by using the feature that comes with the .NET scripthook that allows .INI configuration I/O, "Settings".

To use it all you have to do is using the settings keyword, which makes a reference to an outside .INI text file which must be in your scripts folder along with the mod and it must have the same file name as your mod.
example: Mod File = myMod.net.dll
Mod INI = myMod.ini

Settings.GetValueBool
Settings.SetValueBool
etc...

These I/O Functions will set/ get information from/ to the .INI file.

[Nevitro]

CODE

[...] using System.IO; [...] [...] life = Player.Character.Health; SettingsFile.SetValue(YOURLIFE, ??string??[category?], life) SettingsFile.GetValueInteger(YOURLIFE, 200) [...]

In .ini file i will got YOURLIFE yeah? But this sould look like that? :

CODE

[SETTINGS] YOURLIFE=200

What is "category" in "SetValue" ...? It's "SETTINGS"?


Edit:
Ok now i know...

QUOTE

Settings.GetValueInteger("YOURLIFE", 200);    // Get Life from ini file. [example Lifescript.ini ] life = Player.Character.Health;  // save health from player to "life" integer. Settings.SetValue("YOURLIFE", life); // Set 'life' from game to ini file [its look like that - "YOURLIFE = 100"]

Now i can make RPG mod... Thanks man!



This post has been edited by Nevitro on Sunday, Jul 29 2012, 20:43