WEIRD Client/Script problem

ID:146058
 
Sep 28 2005, 8:20 am (Edited on Sep 28 2005, 8:27 am)
Code:
client
    script = "<STYLE>BODY{background: black; color: white}</STYLE>"


Problem description:

For some WEIRD reason.. this peace of code turns my F1-4 buttons in the buttons P Q R S and gives errors whenever i use my F1-4 macros
Sep 28 2005, 8:30 am
Actually, I believe that they are always like that by default. For example, open up a blank DreamSeeker and press DreamSeeker's Alt button, followed by F1 on your keyboard, and you should see a message similar to:
<font color=#FF0000>
[No macro is defined for "p". Toggle macro-mode to use the command prompt, or preface commands with "/".]
</font>

Hiead
Sep 28 2005, 8:31 am
In response to Hiead
even though, why does it negate my macro dms file?
Sep 28 2005, 9:00 am
In response to Xeronage
Who knows. Remove your .dms file and set it inside of client/script. (Be sure to only define client/script in one place, I had a problem previously when I tried to define it twice, accidentally)

Hiead
Sep 28 2005, 9:15 am
In response to Hiead
 
macro
    F1 return "F1"
    F2 return "F2"
    F3 return "F3"
    F4 return "F4"
    Space return "Ctrl"
client
    script = "<STYLE>BODY{background:black;color: white}</STYLE>"


I have no idea what you mean by, putting it in client/script.. so.. can u do it?
Sep 28 2005, 9:24 am
In response to Xeronage
If you have any macros defined in your preferences those macros will override any macros defined by a game of the same name. And for many years now has the F[X] buttons taken on other macros from your defined macros, never figured out why.
Sep 28 2005, 12:14 pm
In response to Xeronage
Xeronage wrote:
> macro
>   F1 return "F1"
>   F2 return "F2"
>   F3 return "F3"
>   F4 return "F4"
>   Space return "Ctrl"
> client
>   script = "<STYLE>BODY{background:black;color: white}</STYLE>"
>

I have no idea what you mean by, putting it in client/script.. so.. can u do it?

By "in client/script," I meant put it in client/script! Heh:
client
    script = {"<STYLE>BODY{background:black;color: white}</STYLE>
macro
    F1 return "F1"
    F2 return "F2"
    F3 return "F3"
    F4 return "F4"
    Space return "Ctrl"
"}

I think that should do it. =) Though I don't know if you can return "Ctrl" and such. I think it's limited to verbs, but I could be wrong(Ctrl could be a verb, I guess).

Hiead
Sep 29 2005, 2:57 am
In response to Hiead
yea Ctrl is a verb >_> the space bar macro was Ctrl before so the verb was called ctrl