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Stuff like that is fairly well explained in other guides, eg

I don't think we need to get that specific right?

I don't think so, not if each part is explained. Like what does /s do

if we describe enough /big chunks/ that wont be a prob i think

Only problem with that is that it is a copy paste exercise, like you say. Will be harder for people to adjust to their own needs then? Maybe?

I can do xml and custom commands but learning the rest, happy to update the git on my way

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also for non coders 😉

more accassible

more of a copy paste exercise then

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We're not all at your level

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Just the dumbed down version for non coders

exactly

Yeah I like that idea

A regex guide specific to CSMM/7d2d stuff. It doesnt need to go full in depth on all the regex details then

handlebar: loop over online players -> check something (level ex) -> do something

regex: find something in front of / behind another string

so maybe we can make those chunks in docu

found 1 example

with handlebars and regex, when you look at it real honest, there are always sort of the same big chunks of functionality that is used

We have that works well except when it gives double

Those go in considerable depth

There's more explained examples in the advanced example guides

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Player makes levels earning dukes

There is

I also don't see any regex examples

ha i was already on that page

i didn't know where it was lol

More examples are always welcome ofc ^^

We do have this page which has a lot of examples already
https://docs.csmm.app/en/CSMM/configuration-examples.html

Maybe a discord channel

my problem is I learn hands on

as working examples

I think as users come up with working regex strings/code, if they share it, then maybe have a page in the documents listing them with a little explanation, making it easier for people to learn

Agreed

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so #themoreexamplesthemerrier

but i strongly believe that if there are named and explained examples people will be able to use and bend it to their own requirements

True but it's a slow process not just given vague examples

then again i used to do html in notepad

the more you can do yourself the more possibilities there are

xml is a bit more easier I think

The latter is probably what most people do

you can invest to learn OR use existing /code/ and alter it to your liking

Yeah, I'm not a coder but I want to do advanced things with csmm

but

its not for everyone

compare it to modlets