The Powder Toy

sjbgamer

I know to click "~" to access the console, but how can I use it? It used to be "set type metl watr" to change metal to water, but now it doesn't work and it said "put '=' near type" or something like that and I can't get it to work. what do I do?

Neospector

Python was too tough for some people.
So now they switched to Lua. Easier then Python but a hell of a lot more complex then the simple set blank blank blank commands.

To use the simple ones prefix them with "!"

I.E. !set type all metl

Edited by Neospector, 2011-06-17 02:37:32

CAC-Boomerang

Really, you need to check out other threads before making your own. This is probably like the 20 001st thread to be made about this.

sjbgamer

Thank you so much, Neospector! Booerang, spend your time doing something else other then making people look and feel bad please.

CAC-Boomerang

CAC-Boomerang:

Really, you need to check out other threads before making your own. This is probably like the 20 001st thread to be made about this.

sjbgamer:

Booerang, spend your time doing something else other then making people look and feel bad please.

Anmol444

@CAC-Boomerang (View Post)
lol

CAC-Boomerang

@Anmol444 (View Post)

That's not even a quarter of all the stuff I was looking at. I admit, I my first post in this thread was a bit troll-ish, but I was really just trying to prove a point.

How can I use the Python Console?