No Drama KO - releasing soon!

[tHeUnBeAtAbLe]

really nick? is their such a thing as selective reading? lol

At this point it`s just bashing on him. After reading about 400 pages for the past 3 days for my exam, I guess I missed out a few words by slimming through.

[ilovemyko1]

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[CkkJl2]

Dumbass. There isn`t even a `will`in his last post. You are a retard.

At this point it`s just bashing on him. After reading about 400 pages for the past 3 days for my exam, I guess I missed out a few words by slimming through.

[4Spiked]

bump

waiting so hardddsss xd

[Phage]

bump

waiting so hardddsss xd

If u wait too hard, you'll be tired by the time the game starts. Maybe dead from exhaustion, who knows.

[4Spiked]

If u wait too hard, you'll be tired by the time the game starts. Maybe dead from exhaustion, who knows.

hahaha , everything can be right <3

[ForcePower]

This server is gonna be some of the best servers that was ever.

[ButchClancyFTW]

i thought twostars was the best why take this long when noobs bring out servers that people flock to alot quicker.

[Darktuga]

i thought twostars was the best why take this long when noobs bring out servers that people flock to alot quicker.

if u want i can put 1 server up fast with 0 experience i dont really promise to be any good though i dont even promise it will stay up for long

[ilterates]

All I see is drama in this topic

[twostars]

All I see is drama in this topic

Heh. The server's name is quite the oxymoron. There really is no such thing as no drama in KO!

[DoomBringer]

Less qq more pew pew

[Darktuga]

Less qq more pew pew

[IIdarkkillerII]

Pew Pew Pew *spam*

[twostars]

Almost finished refactoring the scripting engine code, about ready to go through and implement the bindings for all classes (methods, properties) & global functions that scripts may ever need access to.

C++ test case app (working almost identically to the emulator, just without the actual loader sequence & relevant data)

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
	// Load this from the relevant location in the real deal. For now, hardcoded.
	Test *test = NULL;
	int module_id = 12345;
	asDWORD return_result = 0, test_value = 12;
	string string_result;

	// initial init
	sScriptMgr.Init();

	// ... yada yada yada, load stuff

	// bind our classes
	AS_REGISTER_CLASS(Test)
	AS_REGISTER_CLASS_OVERLOAD(Test,InstantiateWithString,string)

	AS_REGISTER_CLASS_PROPERTY(Test,m_test,int)

	AS_REGISTER_CLASS_METHOD(Test,PrintName,void,void)
	AS_REGISTER_CLASS_METHOD(Test,ChangeName,void,string)

	// add any global funcs (I clearly neglected this wrapper macro!)
	AS_REGISTER_FUNCTION("void print(const string &in)", print)

	// finally load our scripts
	sScriptMgr.LoadScripts();

	// Let's see how well we interface! 
	test = new Test("Instantiated within C++");

	// Bit ugly, but it's not like it's used overly much.. and in keeping as concise as it is, it is actually quite neat (just... awkward syntactically)

	// Call function main() with args and retrieve a result
	AS_CALL_AR(module_id, main, test << "hi" << test_value, return_result);
	printf("main() returned %i\n", return_result);

	// Call function getTestResult() with args and retrieve a return value
	AS_CALL_AR(module_id, getTestResult, return_result, return_result);
	printf("getTestResult() returned %i\n", return_result);

	// Call function getResultNoArgs() without args, but retrieve a return value
	AS_CALL_R(12345 /* manually specified */, getResultNoArgs, string_result);
	printf("getResultNoArgs() returned %s\n", string_result.c_str());

	// Call function doPrintStuff() without args, and without a return value
	AS_CALL(module_id, doPrintStuff);
	printf("Called doPrintStuff()\n");

	test->PrintName();
	test->Release();

	system("pause");
	return 0;
}

AngelScript:

int main(Test @obj, string test, int test2)
{
	Test t("Instantiated within the script");
	t.PrintName();
	print("Test val = " + t.m_test + "\n");
	print("Test - " + test + "\n");
	obj.PrintName();
	obj.ChangeName("Changed within the script");
	return test2;
}

int getTestResult(int modifier)
{
	return 1337 - modifier;
}

string getResultNoArgs()
{
	return "Hi, I am a test string.";
}

void doPrintStuff()
{
	print("Printing stuff, as requested!\n");
}

Output:

Loaded module with ID #12345
Done loading scripts...
[932700] Name is: Instantiated within the script
Test val = 10
Test - hi
[127610] Name is: Instantiated within C++
[127610] Changing name from Instantiated within C++ to Changed within the script

main() returned 12
getTestResult() returned 1337
getResultNoArgs() returned Hi, I am a test string.
Printing stuff, as requested!
Called doPrintStuff()
[127610] Name is: Changed within the script
Press any key to continue . . .

Call code's a liiiiiittle awkward, but neat in its own way.

Why am I pasting this? I don't know, but I guess I'm just saying that I'm still here, and still working on stuff. Mmmmmm. Scripted AI logic.