Safwanrockz a dit :

Nothing? It's still Version 0.15.

It was 0.14 . There is a new

In 0.15 there's a new script that lets you add particles

Oh , I thought that already added befor , damn you mercy ,,,...
Ty

What's the variable for mouseclick?

Swirlfire a dit :

What's the variable for mouseclick?

It's not a variable, it's an event;

a dit :

function eventMouse(name,x,y)
-- triggers when the mouse is clicked at the coords of x and y.
end

 

Where is Forteresse? D:

Is there a way to edit maps whilst being in utility itself?

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Umm...

Kmlcan a dit :

Umm...

Number a dit :

1387198603338

Hahahaha.

Kmlcan a dit :

Umm...

A long "for" or "while" statement can make this occur: (Shamousey's example):

a dit :

for i=1,10000000000 do
--This will cause an error.
end

 

Safwanrockz a dit :

A long "for" or "while" statement can make this occur: (Shamousey's example):
 

I used this;

a dit :

t=os.time() while os.difftime(os.time(),t) < 4500 do end print('test')

Kmlcan a dit :

I used this;

That why is long
Just try using eventLoop() for that
Because it sadly won't work :x

Kmlcan a dit :

I used this;

Yep, that's an excessively long while statment.
Basically that script should keep printing "test" for 4500 seconds, because the os.difftime(os.time(),t) calculates the time between os.time() and t, likewise printing "test" every second until it reaches 4500 seconds/times.

I know, I wanted to see the limit of the runtime thingy, but I don't know why it said 1387198603338 ms. I think that was some kind of a bug.

Kmlcan a dit :

I know, I wanted to see the limit of the runtime thingy, but I don't know why it said 1387198603338 ms. I think that was some kind of a bug.

That's actually epoch time. Google it if you want to know more