Noob question, how do I start the engine, using the two languages at the same time, in terms of code? Define something where? how?

I'm not sure, but I think that Iread somewhere that you can mixthem simply by writing the c-script part in .wdl files and the other in .c files.

I would write the includes in the main .c file.

#include oldcode.wdl
#include newdefines.c

Something like that, but I didn't try it.

AFAIK if you run main.c Lite-C will run main.wld too, similarly for any included files with both .c and .wdl,

*tho also recently untested*

Yeah well guys it doesn't work i mean:
I'm trying to run shade-c (in lite-c ofcourse) and the glorious combat system (by david lancaster in c-script) together. But it doesn't work.

From map properties -> main file is the .c
As soon as I run the level i get this

<function^flare_center();>
c_fx.wdl (): Not found - flare_center

etc etc for everything else.

If in map properties i change my main file to .wdl it works fine, but of course without anything that belongs to lite-c (shade-c for instance)

when i run the level this is how i launch it

c_main.c -nx 200 -f


maybe something to be changed there?

That don`t will work. You don`t can mix lite-c and c-script.

You can't mix Lite-C and C-Script. Stick to one language and use it for all of your code.

Oh really? it doesn't work?

So tell me how come there's a few lines in the manual where it's clearly stated that if you name your main.wdl with the same file name of your main.c ("main" is the file name) you can get both languages running at the same time?

And isn't it curious that if you do such a thing everytime you load a level with the .c connected as main file, the .wdl also gets loaded and you can infact browse it from the resource_files>scripts.

Amazing isn't it????

Take a look in the Rudi-Workshop. There is lite-c and c-script files/code in combination. But not to use functions/instructions of c-script completely, but to use "actions" and functions in WED-Editor. I guess it's used to create prototypes, but not complete codes in combination.....

Yes, so you can only use wdl for prototypes.