You don't need to know how all functions works to make a decent script. Just start with basic functions, like:

iObjectStart(OBJ_X);
iObjectStop(OBJ_X);
iObjectHide(OBJ_X);
iObjectShow(OBJ_X);

Most of scripts are based on conditionals:

if (condition)
{
   //do something
}
else
{
   //do another thing
}

And don't forget to declare those variables you will need... have a look at the n_iron's AngelScript tutorial to learn more.

I think the best way is starting with small scripts and, step by step, add more complexity... I'm not a good scripter, but now I can do most of all I think.

hope it helps

I think some of the functions could use some better documentation, especially the math functions, and some more detailed information on how 3Drad handles all of the different data types would be awesome, although I may have just overlooked it... :-)

As far as all the things paulorad listed missiles using the projectile object and some forces and airfoils, i think you can make mines using all the regular 3Drad objects. Rockets, use can still use the regular objects... I haven't ever played Wipeout so I'm not really sure of any specifics but with some determination all of this is certainly doable.

most if not all the objects are in the different script projects provided in the install. I know that a lot of them might need some  more explanation. It is a larger project to put together something like what you are wanting. The list is long and it would be better for you to learn from the existing projects and see what they do, because they will give you a good understanding on what the rest of the script functions will do.

If you dont understand scripting, there is not a much better program than 3D Rad for making games, BUT you will still have to have some scripting knowledge. With out it, you will not make it far. Learn from the existing once and study scripting. You will need to learn it.

I had to learn it, when I started 3D Rad, I coded websites, not games. I had to learn some of the stuff over again. Ive been there. All my coding knowledge is self tough, if I can do it, so can you.

As much as I would like to get things served on a platter, I wont get it unless I make it and put it on the platter my self.

I'm sorry but no one is asking to get served here, u have to read my post again to fully understand it.  I'm here to learn from the best.  I have read the entire www.anglecode.com  2 times and read n_rion's Anglscript basics 4 times all of them and still can't make not one script on my own.
 
The only things that came to my understanding I have to have void Main () in any and every script to make it work, ; is end of commend,  {} open and close script, // rem reminder, no functions but useful to remind your self of the script function, if () I maybe understand it somewhat and that is all, these other functions like count,float,=,+,-,<,>, and so on I understand the meanings of them but how to work with them is my main problem.  I do understand some if not most Script Object Reference Functions what I don't understand is how to make them work in the script, that is why I do not ask I only suggested that it would be awesome to have examples and or explanations of Script Object Reference Functions.

U see If I would to make a script my self of lets say ''object start'' this is what it wold look like;

iObjectStart;
void Main ()
{
if (iInitializing())
{
iObjectStart(OBJ_X);
}
It is OK to lough at it because that is all I know and the script don't even work, now to even make it work at press of some key well then... well u can see where I'm at.

                                                   Happy Thanks Giving To All

Thanks Loop I now understand scripting little more.'
And this is one of many ways I can learn faster, I can't learn alone have to have some better understanding like loop have made about 5 minutes ago and I learned to make this script thanks to loop again:

void Main()
{
   if (IN_22==1)  // activates EventOnInput to hide SkinMesh
{
   iObjectHide(OBJ_0);  // skinmesh
}
}

It works great Thanks loop one question why is it 2 = but not 1 =?
So, now I know how to use == for on EventOnInput and I'm guessing I can also use this function on EventOnLocation, EventOnContect, EventOnValue?
We noobs need to learn other functions like =>, +-, <=, count, float and so on please
                                                     Thank You
I even learned to hide and show object:

void Main()
{
   if (IN_22==1)  // activates EventOnInput to hide SkinMesh
{
   iObjectHide(OBJ_0);  // Hide SkinMesh
}
   if (IN_44==1)  // activates EventOnInput to show SkinMesh
{
   iObjectShow(OBJ_0);  // Show SkinMesh
}
}

Now the question is, is it possible to have 5+ different objects to hide and show?
I don't know where to start.
Hold on give me a day maybe I'll figure it out.

1 "=" is used to define a variable. 2 "=" is used to compare it inside a conditional. if you use only one "=" inside the conditional then there's an error, because the script "thinks" you are defining a variable in a place you are not suppose to, or something like that.

now, what's a variable?
a variable lets say is a space in memory where you store a value. you can change it and use it for comparations. you need to declare variables, in order to use 'em, so 3drad can identify the variables you are using when you call 'em. there are differents types of variables for different functions. Im explaining all this because it looks like you dont have much idea of computer programation. let's start with something easy.

int variableX;

int means I gonna declare a variable of type integer, this is: integer numbers. "variableX" is the name Im giving to this variable, so now "variableX" means something to 3drad. opposite to the other things, variables can be declared OUTSIDE the void Main() { }  , at first. so the script would look like this:

int variableX;
void Main() {
   // THE THINGS.
}

OOOOOOK!!!
now you can give a value to this variable and use it to make functions. you can give a value when you declare and/or you can give/change its value at any time inside the void main.
so, I gonna declare variableX as 0, I gonna change its value when I press a key, and I gonna use it inside a conditional. here we go.

int variableX=0; //declare variableX and give it a value, 0.
void Main() {
      if (IN_22==1)  // check the key is pressed inside the conditional
{
   variableX=1; // change the value for variableX to 1
}
   if (variableX==1)  // check the value for variableX inside the conditional
{
   iObjectHide(OBJ_0);  // Hide SkinMesh
}
}

now...

Now the question is, is it possible to have 5+ different objects to hide and show?

yes, just repeat the lines you know..
 iObjectHide(OBJ_0);  // Hide SkinMesh 0
 iObjectHide(OBJ_1);  // Hide SkinMesh 1
 iObjectHide(OBJ_2);  // Hide SkinMesh 2

TRY!!

try it yourself.

you need to experiment and try things. keep in mind you wont break anything and you gonna advance much more trying things than asking here elemental things that you can try yourself, like if you can do the same with eventOnLocation than with evenOnInput... why dont you just try it? 
ALSO! looks like you dont have much idea about coding, you should learn the basis about variables, conditionals and loops. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Control_flow
look for tutorials on the basis and then compare the more basic instructions with the ones angelscript (3drad) provides.

I'll keep giving you examples, but you must learn the basis and experiment.

Thanks Guys I'll check them out.

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