Scripting...

ID:170230
 
Mar 3 2005, 6:08 pm
I want to include this

<style> BODY {font: Courier; background: black; color: silver}</style>


without losing my client macros... (with my movement setup I also lose the ability to press directional arrows to move)

I know that this

// .dm file
client
    script = "<style> BODY {font: Courier; background: black; color: silver}</style>"


writes over the default scripting so I need to place it into a .dms file but I think im doing it wrong.

Is this correct?

// .dms file
<style> BODY {font: Courier; background: black; color: silver}</style>


If not enlighten me. If it is... Im not getting the desired effect.
Mar 3 2005, 6:29 pm
Looks fine to me. Do you have that in the same .dms file as your macros?

As an example, I'll post the contents of one of my working .dms files. =P

macro
    Numpad1 return "num1"
    Numpad2 return "num2"
    Numpad3 return "num3"
    Numpad4 return "num4"
    Numpad6 return "num6"
    Numpad7 return "num7"
    Numpad8 return "num8"
    Numpad9 return "num9"

<STYLE>BODY {background: black; color: white} IMG.icon{width:32;height:32}</STYLE>


p.s. Yes, I noticed the caps, but it worked like this so I didn't want to mess with it. =P
Mar 3 2005, 6:46 pm
In response to YMIHere
hrmm,
I figured it out. If I want to use a script.dms I can't use telnet.dms. Which means I can't have telnet players :S.
Mar 3 2005, 6:55 pm
In response to Vermolius
Vermolius wrote:
hrmm,
I figured it out. If I want to use a script.dms I can't use telnet.dms. Which means I can't have telnet players :S.

What do you mean? The telnet.dms file that BYOND comes with is for using DreamSeeker as a telnet client. It has nothing to do with telnet clients connecting to a BYOND server.
Mar 3 2005, 6:55 pm
In response to Vermolius
You can't merge them both into one .dms file? O.o
Mar 3 2005, 6:56 pm
In response to Jon88
Oh, I figured it was his own .dms file. =P