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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| + | Scripts are segments of text (such as in a file) that describe processes. Scripts in Fury are files with the extension '''.fsc''' that are written in the [[LavishScript]] language, usually using the extensions to the language provided by Fury itself (see [[Fury:Session]] and [[Fury:Master]]). | ||
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| + | == Running an Existing Script == | ||
| + | Scripts are started through the [[Command:RunScript|RunScript command]], and stopped through the [[Command:EndScript|EndScript command]] (unless they are designed to end themselves). | ||
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| + | ;For example, if you have a script called "Warrior.fsc", you may start and stop the script like so: | ||
| + | *RunScript Warrior | ||
| + | *EndScript Warrior | ||
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| + | == Creating a Script == | ||
| + | (see [[Script Development]]) | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
| + | *[[Fury:Session]] | ||
| + | *[[Fury:Master]] | ||
| + | *[[Script Development]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:06, 24 March 2005
Introduction
Scripts are segments of text (such as in a file) that describe processes. Scripts in Fury are files with the extension .fsc that are written in the LavishScript language, usually using the extensions to the language provided by Fury itself (see Fury:Session and Fury:Master).
Running an Existing Script
Scripts are started through the RunScript command, and stopped through the EndScript command (unless they are designed to end themselves).
- For example, if you have a script called "Warrior.fsc", you may start and stop the script like so
- RunScript Warrior
- EndScript Warrior
Creating a Script
(see Script Development)
