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= Elven VIDEO Tutorials = ...er if player can see all of creation in action. That's also why most of my tutorials are made as videos.

Here you will find some useful links and tutorials on how to work with the HPL1 engine in terms of modeling, audio editing and ==Text/Script coding programs==

===Text/Script coding programs=== #[[Notepad%2B%2B|Notepad++]]: An advanced text editor.

...documentation about the engine, including downloads for various tools and tutorials on how to create your own [[HPL1/Getting_started|mods]]. |'''[[HPL1/Script_Reference|<center>Script Functions</center>]]'''

*The HPL engine uses a C/C++ like script language called Angel Script, as such it is a good idea to have some basic programing experience, no mor # [https://notepad-plus-plus.org/downloads/ Notepad++] for scripting and editing the Entity and HUD files.

##If you're old-school, [https://notepad-plus-plus.org/ Notepad++] also works. #Bookmark the [[HPL2/Engine Scripts|Script Functions]] page. This page is a great reference for when you create your s

...h your preferred text editor (I recommend [[:hpl2:tutorials:script:notepad|Notepad++]]) and search (Ctrl+f) for "BGScene" - you should see this: <code>BGScene

= Script - Tutorial 1 = HPL2 uses a script language called [http://www.angelcode.com/angelscript/|AngelScript]], it is

...ng library version being distributed with the game. Please refer to [[HPL2/Tutorials/Skyboxes#Fixing_the_inverted_skybox_bug|this article]] for the patch downlo *Check if your script has the same name as the map

If that is not the case I suggest you delve into some youtube tutorials first, before attempting to use this pack. "Scripts" folder contains some customly recreated script functions of AMFP. It's currently very makeshift and brief, but you can eit

...g, and the lucky of you even know the programming language this particular script is based on, C++. This tutorial is designed to give complete program and script newbies a crash course, and might be helpful to some others, too.

==== Could not load script file ==== ...window with information about where the potential error is located in your script. It should look similar to this: