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Lud wrote:You don't necessarily have to have maps to use ACS. Add a script file with either .txt extension or .acs (latter is preferred) in the root folder of the .wad/.pk3 and when you're done compile with SLADE. Don't forget to make a LOADACS file and add the script file's name in there. Without the extension.

Lud wrote:Script file:

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//Let's assume the file is called SOMESCRIPT.acs.
#library "SomeLibraryName"
#include "zcommon.acs"

Script 1 ENTER
{
    if (GameSkill() >= 6) //7 & 8. That's because skills start from 0.
    {
        GiveInventory("Shotgun", 1);
    }
}

LOADACS file:

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SOMESCRIPT

Line 1 in file "C:\Program Files (x86)\SLADE\temp\LOADACS.acs" ...
C:\Program Files (x86)\SLADE\temp\LOADACS.acs:1: Invalid declarator.
> Shotgun_Start
>            ^

Lud wrote:You compile the script file, not the LOADACS one. And try to make the names 8 characters long or less. Like, use SHOTSTRT instead of Shotgun_Start.

#library "ShotStrtLib"
#include "zcommon.acs"

Script 1 ENTER
{
    if (GameSkill() >= 6) //7 & 8. That's because skills start from 0.
    {
        GiveInventory("Shotgun", 1);
    }
}

shotstrt

Lud wrote:Is there an error? If yes, what is it? Do you have ACC set up in SLADE?

Lud wrote:If this happens on startup - it sounds like ACC did not compile SHOTSTRT. In .wad files, the compiled file should be between A_START and A_END. Can you send me a screenshot of the root directory in SLADE?
If this happens when compiling...idk, man, screenshot might still be helpful.