How to Write Aion® House Scripts

by Paul Keating Amazon Barnes and Noble Print-on-demand PDF Kindle e-book (technical problems at Amazon) Nook Book You’ve got your Aion house set up almost right. A nice carpet. Lovely new bed. Pictures on the walls. Maybe even some partitions.  But that carpet is a little small. The pictures hardly dominate. And you’d love some music to welcome you when you get home after a hard day of sieges and dredgion. You’ve searched the Internet for information on how to write scripts. At best you’ve found a Giant script, some bits of music you don’t really like, and hints that there is possibly some information in Korean or Russian somewhere. You’ve managed to customise your Butler’s welcome messages. But nowhere can you find the information you need to create your own, unique scripts. Search no more. This book tells you everything you want to know, (and probably a lot you don’t.) Every available script function is explained. Code samples get you working on your stuff quickly. Even the music system is explained, so that you can put together renditions of your favourite songs. Paul Keating is a professional programmer who has learned more than 25 programming languages (not counting dialects), and has put over 30 years of programming experience into deciphering the script system─creating a version of Richard Wagner’s “Ride of the Valkyries” for his wife’s Cleric in the process. Free Examples

Published August 2016

How to Write Aion® House Scripts

by Paul Keating Amazon Barnes and Noble Print-on-demand PDF Kindle e-book (technical problems at Amazon) Nook Book You’ve got your Aion house set up almost right. A nice carpet. Lovely new bed. Pictures on the walls. Maybe even some partitions.  But that carpet is a little small. The pictures hardly dominate. And you’d love some music to welcome you when you get home after a hard day of sieges and dredgion. You’ve searched the Internet for information on how to write scripts. At best you’ve found a Giant script, some bits of music you don’t really like, and hints that there is possibly some information in Korean or Russian somewhere. You’ve managed to customise your Butler’s welcome messages. But nowhere can you find the information you need to create your own, unique scripts. Search no more. This book tells you everything you want to know, (and probably a lot you don’t.) Every available script function is explained. Code samples get you working on your stuff quickly. Even the music system is explained, so that you can put together renditions of your favourite songs. Paul Keating is a professional programmer who has learned more than 25 programming languages (not counting dialects), and has put over 30 years of programming experience into deciphering the script system─creating a version of Richard Wagner’s “Ride of the Valkyries” for his wife’s Cleric in the process. Free Examples

Published August 2016

How to Write Aion® House Scripts

by Paul Keating Amazon Barnes and Noble Print-on-demand PDF Kindle e-book (technical problems at Amazon) Nook Book You’ve got your Aion house set up almost right. A nice carpet. Lovely new bed. Pictures on the walls. Maybe even some partitions.  But that carpet is a little small. The pictures hardly dominate. And you’d love some music to welcome you when you get home after a hard day of sieges and dredgion. You’ve searched the Internet for information on how to write scripts. At best you’ve found a Giant script, some bits of music you don’t really like, and hints that there is possibly some information in Korean or Russian somewhere. You’ve managed to customise your Butler’s welcome messages. But nowhere can you find the information you need to create your own, unique scripts. Search no more. This book tells you everything you want to know, (and probably a lot you don’t.) Every available script function is explained. Code samples get you working on your stuff quickly. Even the music system is explained, so that you can put together renditions of your favourite songs. Paul Keating is a professional programmer who has learned more than 25 programming languages (not counting dialects), and has put over 30 years of programming experience into deciphering the script system─creating a version of Richard Wagner’s “Ride of the Valkyries” for his wife’s Cleric in the process. Free Examples

Published August 2016