HELP: with some of these tuts

#1

Quote:After you have all that compiled in, we want to take advantage of it and create a new InventoryGUI.gui and place it in client/ui/InventoryGUI.gui then add the following line to your client/init.cs

You mean that gui?

#2 Yes, i cant tell where to do the code

#3 Like it says, make a new script file "InventoryGui.gui" to place that code in.

#4 Sorry as noob i must ask this: how would i make a script file? and also another question how would i make a project in torque 1.5.2 the article on TDN doesnt seem to work for me whenever i try to use it

#5 Sorry as noob i must ask this: how would i make a script file? and also another question how would i make a project in torque 1.5.2 the article on TDN doesnt seem to work for me whenever i try to use it

#6 A script file is just a normal text file. Open a text editor (notepad will do...) paste the code and save the file as "InventoryGui.gui". That's it. Just make sure that the file has no ".txt" ending.

#7 Ok thanks. i still need help with making a project in TGE 1.5.2

#8 Have you tried the tutorials on the new documentation landing page for TGE. Heres some links, is this what your talking about.


"This three-part tutorial covers starting from scratch and creating a bare-bones game project folder within the example directory"


PART ONE- www.garagegames.com/index.php?sec=mg&mod=resource&page=view&qid=12721

PART TWO- www.garagegames.com/index.php?sec=mg&mod=resource&page=view&qid=12846

PART THREE- www.garagegames.com/index.php?sec=mg&mod=resource&page=view&qid=12943

#9 No i mean setting up a project : check this link thats what i mean:http://tdn.garagegames.com/wiki/Code/Visual_C_Project_SDK

#10 For the time being, I would recommend copying the default project and working with the copy. That way it is already set up. You will want to learn the in's and out's of using Visual Studio and project settings before you start creating them from scratch. That resource is for TGE 1.4 as well.

#11 Ok thanks!