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ITEM DROPED BASED ON ANOTHER ITEM HOW?
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CloseI think you're misunderstanding me. I posted two scripts, which are complete as they are written. Copy one script, fully exactly as I wrote it, and paste it into one blank spot. Copy the other script, fully exactly as I wrote it, and paste it in another blank spot.
One thing you'll have to change in this case is to change one of the "tri_load_database" lines in DataManager to something else, like tri_load_database2, or you'll get a stack level error.
One thing you'll have to change in this case is to change one of the "tri_load_database" lines in DataManager to something else, like tri_load_database2, or you'll get a stack level error.
oh thanks i get it.
lol it maybe a very simple assumption
allias is trying to define a new method to how data will load, it can't be used twice with different methods.
if i get annoying just tell me, i sometimes ask too much questions, sorry for that
lol it maybe a very simple assumption
allias is trying to define a new method to how data will load, it can't be used twice with different methods.
if i get annoying just tell me, i sometimes ask too much questions, sorry for that
Don't worry about asking questions, that's what we're here for.
Alias basically gives an existing method a different name so you can rewrite it without replacing the one that was there before. The problem with giving two aliases the same name is that they end up calling each other in an infinite loop which causes the stack to have a hissy fit.
Alias basically gives an existing method a different name so you can rewrite it without replacing the one that was there before. The problem with giving two aliases the same name is that they end up calling each other in an infinite loop which causes the stack to have a hissy fit.
