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| [[Armed Assault|Armed Assault's]] '''scripting language''' allows the user to control and influence the behaviour of the engine. It is in its structure similar to real programming languages. With the large amount of [[:Category:ArmA: Scripting Commands|scripting commands]] you can create dynamic processes happening during a mission. That is, for instance, a camera cutscene or custom interactions between the player and AI units. The scripting engine was designed to be very simple while remaining unlimiting for the editor. | |
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| == Requirements ==
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| You don't need any requirements to learn using [[Armed Assault|Armed Assault's]] scripting language. You should be familiar to [[ArmA: Mission Editing|mission editing]] though, as this is the base for any scripting needs.
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| == Getting Started ==
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| The first little code in every programming language is usually a small '''"Hello World"''' program. It is meant just to display this simple text.
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| Open up the [[ArmA: Mission Editor|mission editor]], create a custom unit for the player and write the following code into its <tt>init</tt> line:
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| [[hint]] "Hello World!"
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| This code is very simple: The [[:Category:ArmA: Scripting Commands|command]] [[hint]] displays the given text on the left upper side of the screen. The code is executed when the mission starts, since this is what the <tt>init</tt> line does.
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| [[Category:ArmA: Scripting| ]]
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