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Found them. Opened up the gui file itself in a text editor and found the functions hidden at the bottom of the gui file itself... could they really not be bothered to put them in a cs file?!?? Only wasted like 4 hours on this today

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Yes, sometimes it is done like this, I spend time and separated all of them in my game, but a few instances were left, where the GUI would only work properly when the functions were written in the same file for some unknown reason.

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You can use a text editor that allows a Find in Project search to cut down on the endless searching. I've been using one called Atom. Really helps a lot. I just open console.log then go to find in Project. Finds every instance.

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@Jason Campbell

I did not realize some people do not know this. I for example use notepad++ and have it search all .cs and .gui files every time I need to find something, the first search takes a while but after it is just a matter of seconds to search every file, so you pretty much can find anything instantly.


Alternatively you can use Torsion for coding, it also finds things easily and helps you with Torquescript coding.

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