DinkC Reference
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- Author(s): Ted Shutes
- Categories: Development, Tutorial
- Downloads: 156
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Description
The DinkC Reference is the regular ol' dinkc.txt, except with bracketed inserts that might help you in understanding the file.
| Released: | February 19th, 2003 |
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| File Size: | 99.40 KB |
| Downloads: | 156 |
| Release Notes: | v3.1 |
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I never really paid much attention to the versions of DinkC Reference prior to the current version (3.0). I never really liked the original DinkC.txt, and the idea of adding more information didn't seem like a good idea.
But I decided to look at it on a whim... and was simply amazed at the amount of detail within. It is a 106 page document detailing nearly everything with DinkC. It contains exploits and tips that haven't been used in any released D-Mods yet, and so much more.
I used to look at Robert Fogt's DinkC Help File all the time when coding... this replaces it. Whereas the DinkC Help File contained rudimentary (and often false) explanations of commands, this contains expanded and detailed explanations that you can't really find anywhere else.
The only problem with this document is it is a work-in-progress, and a very small bit of the information is still wrong or missing. But the beauty of it is Ted accepts clarifications/additions to the document, so it will eventually be the perfect guide for DinkC. For right now, it is only near-perfect.
But I decided to look at it on a whim... and was simply amazed at the amount of detail within. It is a 106 page document detailing nearly everything with DinkC. It contains exploits and tips that haven't been used in any released D-Mods yet, and so much more.
I used to look at Robert Fogt's DinkC Help File all the time when coding... this replaces it. Whereas the DinkC Help File contained rudimentary (and often false) explanations of commands, this contains expanded and detailed explanations that you can't really find anywhere else.
The only problem with this document is it is a work-in-progress, and a very small bit of the information is still wrong or missing. But the beauty of it is Ted accepts clarifications/additions to the document, so it will eventually be the perfect guide for DinkC. For right now, it is only near-perfect.
