Putting a script into a gani

No, we can still discuss the topic. I know nothing about it but that’s not stopping any of you, you know that right?

It was a little spam, move on. Back to the subject.

When you disrupted class in school, or you still do, the Teacher would hopefully take control and get everyone back on the subject again.

Who am I kidding, there are no real Teachers in the schools you go to.

GANI0001
SPRITE    0         SPRITES    0    0   24   16 shadow
SPRITE    1 sprites_shotgun.png   52    0    4    5 Bullet (0)
SPRITE    2 sprites_shotgun.png   52    5    4    5 Bullet (1)
SPRITE    3 sprites_shotgun.png   56    0    5    4 Bullet (0)
SPRITE    4 sprites_shotgun.png   56    4    5    4 Bullet (1)
SPRITE    5 era_bullet-trails.png    0    0   16   32 trail (0)
SPRITE    6 era_bullet-trails.png   16    0   16   32 trail (1)
SPRITE    7 era_bullet-trails.png    0   32   32   16 trail (0)
SPRITE    8 era_bullet-trails.png    0   48   32   16 trail (1)

DEFAULTHEAD head19.png
DEFAULTBODY body.png

SCRIPT
if (created || timeout) {
  showimg 500,light4.png,x-2.5,y-1.65;
  changeimgcolors 500,1,0.3,0,0.9;
  changeimgzoom 500,0.6;
  timeout=0.05;
}
SCRIPTEND

ANI
   1  22  36,    5  16  37
   4  22  32,    8  23  26
   6  14 -10,    2  20  18
   3  22  28,    7  -6  22
ANIEND

there thats from the era_bullet_heated gani, hopefully you can understand how gani scripts work now

Oh, so basically I have to open up the gani in notepad? xD that’s what I wasn’t getting if I’m understanding it correctly now.

[QUOTE=Beholder;51376]P.S: You’ll want to use notepad for this either way.[/QUOTE]
Lmao.

Hahaha I thought you meant like to make it apply to the gani with a script created in notepad. Are there any better things than notepad though? Because I get all these weird characters when I open up ganis, then there’s correct sprite indexes and scripts etc.

If you get weird characters then someone probably used wordpad.

I liek notepad2 and notepad++

And nano

And cat/sed

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lol
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no stop that
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fuck
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fdsgajl
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HOW DO YOU CLOSE THIS THING
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It probably looks something like

SCRIPT[] [] [] [] [] [] <= those are supposed to be all one, but I don’t know the char.

Each of those blocks are just “returns” (new lines), it was apparently compressed to save a byte. Just paste it into Graal’s editor and copy it back out, haha.

ORLY?

.> You saved me 15 mins.

Edit: Yeah, I figured that’s what they were, I figured that out when it looked neater.