A Nice Functioning Script

10-03-2011, 06:20 PM #1

Correy

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); if your menu is run with waittill functions for your buttons then i don't recommend this.

i've been experimenting a new way of functioning my menu, make it that extra special unique and i wrote this pretty nice script..
you'll hopefully see it soon, it's pretty useful and is a lot less coding Smile

    

doFunction(action){

	self.doFunction = action;

	if (self.doFunction == "Nav_Up"){

		[COLOR="#008000"]//Scroll Up for your menu type, add the function here.[/COLOR]

	}else if (self.doFunction == "Nav_Down"){

		[COLOR="#008000"]//Scroll Down for your menu type, add the function here.[/COLOR]

	}else if (self.doFunction == "Exit_Menu"){

		[COLOR="#008000"]//add your destroy elements or what not here.[/COLOR]

	}else if (self.doFunction == "Open_Menu"){

		[COLOR="#008000"]//add the build up to your menu here.[/COLOR]

	}else if (self.doFunction == "Select_Item"){

		[COLOR="#008000"]//add your select item code here.[/COLOR]

	}

}

you can add it on a button, or even a waittill, simple like this..

    

self thread doFunction(<your action>;

it may look like nothing but if you know what your doing you'll find this very useful.

enjoy Enzo

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10-03-2011, 06:48 PM #2

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Originally posted by Correy

if your menu is run with waittill functions for your buttons then i don't recommend this.

i've been experimenting a new way of functioning my menu, make it that extra special unique and i wrote this pretty nice script..
you'll hopefully see it soon, it's pretty useful and is a lot less coding Smile

    

doFunction(action){

    self.doFunction = action;

    if (self.doFunction == "Nav_Up"){

        [COLOR=#008000]//Scroll Up for your menu type, add the function here.[/COLOR]

    }else if (self.doFunction == "Nav_Down"){

        [COLOR=#008000]//Scroll Down for your menu type, add the function here.[/COLOR]

    }else if (self.doFunction == "Exit_Menu"){

        [COLOR=#008000]//add your destroy elements or what not here.[/COLOR]

    }else if (self.doFunction == "Open_Menu"){

        [COLOR=#008000]//add the build up to your menu here.[/COLOR]

    }else if (self.doFunction == "Select_Item"){

        [COLOR=#008000]//add your select item code here.[/COLOR]

    }

}

you can add it on a button, or even a waittill, simple like this..

    

self thread doFunction(<your action>;

it may look like nothing but if you know what your doing you'll find this very useful.

enjoy Enzo

Thanks Correy ill be trying to use this in my next patch :y:

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Correy

10-03-2011, 10:40 PM #3

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Originally posted by Correy

if your menu is run with waittill functions for your buttons then i don't recommend this.

i've been experimenting a new way of functioning my menu, make it that extra special unique and i wrote this pretty nice script..
you'll hopefully see it soon, it's pretty useful and is a lot less coding Smile

    

doFunction(action){

    self.doFunction = action;

    if (self.doFunction == "Nav_Up"){

        [COLOR=#008000]//Scroll Up for your menu type, add the function here.[/COLOR]

    }else if (self.doFunction == "Nav_Down"){

        [COLOR=#008000]//Scroll Down for your menu type, add the function here.[/COLOR]

    }else if (self.doFunction == "Exit_Menu"){

        [COLOR=#008000]//add your destroy elements or what not here.[/COLOR]

    }else if (self.doFunction == "Open_Menu"){

        [COLOR=#008000]//add the build up to your menu here.[/COLOR]

    }else if (self.doFunction == "Select_Item"){

        [COLOR=#008000]//add your select item code here.[/COLOR]

    }

}

you can add it on a button, or even a waittill, simple like this..

    

self thread doFunction(<your action>;

it may look like nothing but if you know what your doing you'll find this very useful.

enjoy Enzo

Pretty Gay if u ask me....lmao jk nice Correy u need to make a new Mod Menu Hoe :p

10-06-2011, 09:34 PM #4

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    Exec(action)

{

	switch(action)

	{

		case "UP":

			//up function

			break;

		case "DOWN":

			//down function

			break;

		case "EXIT":

			//exit function

			break;

		case "OPEN":

			//open function

			break;

		case "SELECT":

			//select function

			break;

		default:

			break;

	}

}