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<small>Transferred from [http://bfaq.xylot.com/ Terranrich's AGS BFAQ].</small>
This category contains articles from the AGS Beginners' FAQ. It answers some of the more common questions new users ask.
This category contains articles from the AGS Beginners' FAQ. It answers some of the more common questions new users ask.
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'''CHECK YOUR BRACES! ({}) CHECK YOUR SEMICOLONS! (;) THESE ARE COMMON PROBLEMS THAT CAUSE ERRORS AND CAN BE EASILY SOLVED BY CHECKING BRACES AND SEMICOLONS!'''
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'''NOTE:''' Please keep the following in mind. Most of our problems can be easily solved using variables. Need to change a hotspot's state in another room? Use variables! Need an object to be used only once? Use variables! You can either use Global Integers and Global Strings (look inside the AGS manual for these) or custom variables. Look at the solution to that problem [[Scripting, Code & Interaction#GlobalInts, your friend: what they are and how to use them|HERE]] under "[[Scripting, Code & Interaction]]".
If your questions were not answered here, go check the [http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/forum/ AGS Forums]. Don't forget to '''search''' for info ''before'' starting a new thread!


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[[Category:Beginner Tutorials]][[Category:Adventure Game Design]]

Revision as of 09:03, 10 December 2005

Transferred from Terranrich's AGS BFAQ.

This category contains articles from the AGS Beginners' FAQ. It answers some of the more common questions new users ask.


CHECK YOUR BRACES! ({}) CHECK YOUR SEMICOLONS! (;) THESE ARE COMMON PROBLEMS THAT CAUSE ERRORS AND CAN BE EASILY SOLVED BY CHECKING BRACES AND SEMICOLONS!


NOTE: Please keep the following in mind. Most of our problems can be easily solved using variables. Need to change a hotspot's state in another room? Use variables! Need an object to be used only once? Use variables! You can either use Global Integers and Global Strings (look inside the AGS manual for these) or custom variables. Look at the solution to that problem HERE under "Scripting, Code & Interaction".

If your questions were not answered here, go check the AGS Forums. Don't forget to search for info before starting a new thread!

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