I have to many failos to be considered human

[Deleted member 21735]

-long midface

-long big nose

-small mouth

-weird lips

-recessed chin

-eyebrows non existant

-prey eyes

-bad coloring

-bad hair

-short

-still no full beard and im almost 28

 

[blackpillerguy]

also you are retard

 

[aBetterMii]

I have more failos

 

[Deleted member 21735]

also you are retard

i forgot about that

 

[sartre]

photo or fake

 

[latincell95]

I have more failos

Your only failo is your brain. You might need a brain transplant.

 

[latincell95]

I have more failos

Your only failo is your brain. Consult your neurosurgeon for a brain transplant.

 

[Incellectually_Shy]

also you are retard

Re: Leveling up system AnonyAnonymous Join Date: 2013-06-23 Post Count: 6332 #182666053Saturday, January 30, 2016 3:37 AM CST "Don't do a isn't value in the player keep everything in acripts" Yes, I agree entirely. It is quite entertaining to index player data within an accessible table. Here is a rather simple algorithm using your suggestion, given that I enjoyed it so greatly: Level_Data = {["Player1"]={["Level"]= 1,["Exp"]= 10}} Player = game.Players["Player_One"]; function Check_Exp(Ply) if(Level_Data[Ply.Name]["Exp"] < (Level_Data[Ply.Name]["Level"] * 10))then print("Maximum value reached for your level! Increasing the level accordingly..."); Level_Data[Ply.Name]["Level"] = Level_Data[Ply.Name]["Level"] + 1; end Obj.Event:connect(Check_Exp); As for GUI manipulation, you could define the Text data of an object such as a "TextLabel" to the Player's data within the table. Truly, obfuscation is enjoyable.

Re: Attempting to learn Python, any tips/tricks/tutorials AnonyAnonymous Join Date: 2013-06-23 Post Count: 6332 #182666081Saturday, January 30, 2016 3:38 AM CST This text-based tutorial may help you, given that the website also has online compilers/interpreters available to easily use: http://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/index.htm

 

[bishōnenmaxxer]

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Re: Leveling up system AnonyAnonymous Join Date: 2013-06-23 Post Count: 6332 #182666053Saturday, January 30, 2016 3:37 AM CST "Don't do a isn't value in the player keep everything in acripts" Yes, I agree entirely. It is quite entertaining to index player data within an accessible table. Here is a rather simple algorithm using your suggestion, given that I enjoyed it so greatly: Level_Data = {["Player1"]={["Level"]= 1,["Exp"]= 10}} Player = game.Players["Player_One"]; function Check_Exp(Ply) if(Level_Data[Ply.Name]["Exp"] < (Level_Data[Ply.Name]["Level"] * 10))then print("Maximum value reached for your level! Increasing the level accordingly..."); Level_Data[Ply.Name]["Level"] = Level_Data[Ply.Name]["Level"] + 1; end Obj.Event:connect(Check_Exp); As for GUI manipulation, you could define the Text data of an object such as a "TextLabel" to the Player's data within the table. Truly, obfuscation is enjoyable.

Re: Attempting to learn Python, any tips/tricks/tutorials AnonyAnonymous Join Date: 2013-06-23 Post Count: 6332 #182666081Saturday, January 30, 2016 3:38 AM CST This text-based tutorial may help you, given that the website also has online compilers/interpreters available to easily use: http://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/index.htm

mogs me into oblivion