[Bugsy]

I agree, how about variable naming etiquette too? May as well get people started off correctly . You could probably devote a subsection to this.

Also, when you go from variable to array, you should mention it is an array instead of just a group of numbers. It may help newer scripters who have seen the word array used in threads/tuts/books etc.

[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by minimiller It might be a good idea to mention that almost everything is case sensitive. So the declared variable and the called variable must be exactly the same. Other than that, nice work

Originally Posted by Bugsy I agree, how about variable naming etiquette too? May as well get people started off correctly . You could probably devote a subsection to this. Also, when you go from variable to array, you should mention it is an array instead of just a group of numbers. It may help newer scripters who have seen the word array used in threads etc.

Thanks for the ideas, guys.

you should mention it is an array

Ok. I will do it now.

[BOYSplayCS]

Good job, this tutorial is very well done.

I suggest also adding this exact text:

When creating new variables, if you are creating more than one you can always use commas instead of new lines.

PHP Code:

new color, color2, color3 


Notice: I am not adding a comma on the last variable of the line. This is because it is the ending variable and no other variable after that is declared. Commas are only needed when creating new variables.

[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by BOYSplayCS Good job, this tutorial is very well done. I suggest also adding this exact text: When creating new variables, if you are creating more than one you can always use commas instead of new lines. PHP Code: new color, color2, color3  This will not work if you START a new line. Notice: I am not adding a comma on the last variable of the line. This is because it is the ending variable and no other variable after that is declared. Commas are only needed when creating new variables.

Ok but, in another part.

[BOYSplayCS]

Okay, thank you ;)

[stupok]

Typo:

if(anyColor[1] < 255)
if(anyColor[2] < 255)

Change < to >

I think this is worthwhile for newbies to AMXX. You might find other tutorials online with the same intended audience, but you won't find one with a focus on Pawn and AMXX.

Now I'm thinking about writing a tutorial on a different subject

[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by stupok Typo: if(anyColor[1] < 255) if(anyColor[2] < 255) Change < to > I think this is worthwhile for newbies to AMXX. You might find other tutorials online with the same intended audience, but you won't find one with a focus on Pawn and AMXX. Now I'm thinking about writing a tutorial on a different subject

Thanks, fixed.

I think that the big difference in mine is the approach that i had. I still don't know if it works right but it's certainly not normal.

Please do a tutorial. I would love to read a text of yours.

[Emp`]

I was planning on making a picture tutorial. I was using MS Paint, but now I have PhotoShop again so it will come faster. I'll get it out when I can.

[Bugsy]

Originally Posted by joaquimandrade Thanks, fixed. I think that the big difference in mine is the approach that i had. I still don't know if it works right but it's certainly not normal. Please do a tutorial. I would love to read a text of yours.

You could also do:

anyColor[x] = clamp( anyColor[x] , 0 , 255 )

Clamp is a fairly simple and useful function that I dont think will confuse new scriptors.

[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by Bugsy You could also do: anyColor[x] = clamp( anyColor[x] , 0 , 255 ) Clamp is a fairly simple and useful function that I dont think will confuse new scriptors.

Its not suitable for what is written now because it is a function provided by amxmodx.