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what do these do?:
int
while
char
actor
File

int stands for integer (a whole number posotive or negative) Its used for declaring variables with integers. (int d; d = 6;)
while I believe is used for loops for example:
while(blablabla)
{
blablabla
}
or something along those lines
char is short for character (a number or a letter or a symbol) again this is used for declaring variables, except with characters
an actor is a character in your game
and FILE...I have no idea
Anyway, I hope that helps a littl bit

no not that actor the one when you type "Actor" and it turns bright green
also FILE turns bright green when you type it too.

Yeah I noticed the green, when I was expirimenting with the terms in the script editor, but I didnt get anywhere.

Actor and FILE are pointers, special variables that can point to other variables.. or groups of them.

I'm not sure what Actor does, but FILE is for storing file information to be saved/read for later usage, that way you can make external media and read external media

Fuzzy wrote:Actor and FILE are pointers, special variables that can point to other variables.. or groups of them.

Any examples of their use? Especially the Actor pointer...

yttermayn, i have figured out the true purpose of Actor,
this is one: you can use them in the global code to while
creating a custom function, Example(part of morcior's typing code):

void txtClear(Actor *ent) { sprintf(ent->text, " "); }

i can't really expain anything but Actor in this code, if you use this in normal script editor in the actor area you will type: &theActor, by typing that you are designating the actor this code will effect.