Scripting overview - Revision history

Sunjammer: Removing incorrect statement

2011-08-09T23:20:27Z

Removing incorrect statement

2011-04-05T14:48:07Z

‎Searching Scripts

2011-04-05T14:14:36Z

‎Searching Scripts

2011-04-05T11:32:37Z

‎Searching Scripts

2011-04-05T11:32:04Z

‎Searching Scripts

2011-04-05T11:30:58Z

2011-04-05T11:30:12Z

‎Timing

2010-11-01T05:54:00Z

Add languages template

2010-02-16T17:54:59Z

fix a link

2010-02-03T18:55:40Z

Infobox script

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 The included file is '''inserted''' into the main file before the script is compiled. Any number of files can be included.
 '''Important:''' this means that whenever you change an "include file" you must export all script that include it before they will use the new version!
 === Operators ===

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       WHERE  Module.ID   = Resource.ModuleID
       AND    Resource.ID = Script.ModuleResRefVersionID
-      AND    Script.Text LIKE '%partypicker%'
+      AND    Script.Text LIKE '%######%'
       ORDER BY 1, 2;

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 Enter the following query:
-    SELECT [bw_dragonage_content].[dbo].[t_Module].Name, [bw_dragonage_content].[dbo].[t_ModuleResRefVersion].Name
+    SELECT DISTINCT Module.Name, Resource.Name
-      FROM   [bw_dragonage_content].[dbo].[t_Module], [bw_dragonage_content].[dbo].[t_ModuleResRefVersion],
+      FROM   [bw_dragonage_content].[dbo].[t_Module] Module,
-             [bw_dragonage_content].[dbo].[t_Script]
+            [bw_dragonage_content].[dbo].[t_ModuleResRefVersion] Resource,
-      WHERE  [bw_dragonage_content].[dbo].[t_Module].ID
+             [bw_dragonage_content].[dbo].[t_Script] Script
-            = [bw_dragonage_content].[dbo].[t_ModuleResRefVersion].ModuleID
+      WHERE  Module.ID   = Resource.ModuleID
-      AND    [bw_dragonage_content].[dbo].[t_ModuleResRefVersion].ID
+      AND    Resource.ID = Script.ModuleResRefVersionID
-            = [bw_dragonage_content].[dbo].[t_Script].ModuleResRefVersionID
+      AND    Script.Text LIKE '%partypicker%'
-      AND Text LIKE '%######%'
       ORDER BY 1, 2;
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 This will list the name of every script that contains the string ######.
 [[Category:Scripts]]
 {{Languages}}

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 To find examples of how Bioware does things, or simply to discover where a function or variable is used, it's useful to be able to search all the scripts in the data base for a string.
-You'll need Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express - see [[Preparing_a_dialog_for_recording]].
+You'll need Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express - see [[Preparing_a_dialog_for_recording | Preparing a dialog for recording
 Enter the following query:

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 To find examples of how Bioware does things, or simply to discover where a function or variable is used, it's useful to be able to search all the scripts in the data base for a string.
-You'll need [[Preparing_a_dialog_for_recording | Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express]] for this.
+You'll need Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express - see [[Preparing_a_dialog_for_recording]].
 Enter the following query:

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 The server language has been expanded to support these engine defined structures:
-* [[event]] - events are signals that are sent to scripts by other scripts or by the world engine.
+* [[Event (dascript type)|event]] - events are signals that are sent to scripts by other scripts or by the world engine.
 * [[location]]
 * [[command]] - a command for a creature or object to do something. Commands are constructed using functions that return them, and then are added to a target's command queue with the AddCommand function.

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	Scripting is used whenever the designers need control over the game's behaviour. The syntax for DA scripts is very similar to the C programming language.		Scripting is used whenever the designers need control over the game's behaviour. The syntax for DA scripts is very similar to the C programming language.