aidden Author of MaxiBots Joined Dec 3, 2013 Messages 7,032 Sep 19, 2014 Thread Author #1 TaskScript says there's an onLoop method when there isn't. onLoop() The script's entry point, all of your logic goes here. Click to expand... Throughout the jdocs descriptions say 'all' where it should actually say 'and'. @Cloud
TaskScript says there's an onLoop method when there isn't. onLoop() The script's entry point, all of your logic goes here. Click to expand... Throughout the jdocs descriptions say 'all' where it should actually say 'and'. @Cloud
C cloud Engineer Joined Jul 28, 2013 Messages 2,776 Sep 19, 2014 #2 Aidden said: TaskScript says there's an onLoop method when there isn't. Throughout the jdocs descriptions say 'all' where it should actually say 'and'. @Cloud Click to expand... Gah, it's because TaskScript is built on top of a LoopingScript. Do you have any idea how to make it not inherit?
Aidden said: TaskScript says there's an onLoop method when there isn't. Throughout the jdocs descriptions say 'all' where it should actually say 'and'. @Cloud Click to expand... Gah, it's because TaskScript is built on top of a LoopingScript. Do you have any idea how to make it not inherit?
