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@PacBrad (View Post)
1) Youre an idiot
2) Lua is not an abbreviation, dont write it uppercase
3) there are countless manuals on doing this -
Just put them inside the folder where TPT is, and then open the console (~) and type dofile("filename.lua")
Also, I think the download links are broken.
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@flarn2006 (View Post)
Massive not-a-necrobump! :)
anyways.
For anyone feeling bad about the broken download links,
here's an older version which also supports writing multiple lines of text and also it remembers your last used element!
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To use the multi-line text writing function, write it like this:Tlines(startx, starty, "line 1", "line 2", "line 3", "line 4", ...)
startx: The amount of pixels from the left edge
starty: The amount of pixels from the top edge.
-- Get these values by pressing D and then looking at the X,Y values on the right edge of the stage.
lines: Every line of text.
-- NOTES:
-- The function will fail if there are too many lines so they will run off the screen.
-- Every line needs to be inside quotes (single or double, quote marks inside strings will need to be escaped like \" or \' )
-- Every line will need to be separated by a comma.
-- Every line will have an 1px gap in between each other.
-- The function automatically uses the last used element. To change that, use the regular T function like this:
-- T(x, y, "text", "bhol") -- This makes bhol the used element. -
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