Wired guides? +rep

[:odey:]

Does anyone know where I can find any English wired guides?

From Basic ~ Advanced?

Or did you all just learn by trial and error?

I've seen some on youtube, but they're quite difficult to understand, seeing as most of them are foreign !

[Samantha]

When you say wired guides do you mean how to use it or what they can be used for?

http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=629900

Mr-Trainor has the wired list and an example with each, maybe this will answer your questions?

[j0rd]

You will probably find some examples of it by searching Youtube. Habbo held a competition when it was first released and people had to post videos to youtube.

[Jurv]

if you do find any let me know because i'm useless with wired at the moment, haha.
i'll take a look on youtube anyway, see what i can find.

[:odey:]

if you do find any let me know because i'm useless with wired at the moment, haha.
i'll take a look on youtube anyway, see what i can find.

Thanks baby xo

You will probably find some examples of it by searching Youtube. Habbo held a competition when it was first released and people had to post videos to youtube.

I did have a look on youtube, but they were mostly foreign and were quite difficult to follow !

[Jurv]

there's this one which i found quite useful, it depends what you're looking for though.

[Plebings]

Get someone to give you admin in a group room and let them drop some wired to mess around with, once you understand that triggers = effects you can do just about anything, some stuff may look confusing, but most wired systems are quite easy to understand

[Aaron]

@dey: check out the Wired group http://www.habbo.com/groups/Wired

I know they've also got rooms so you might find the room URL's around the group if you have a flick through it.

[Zahura]

I spent 300c, trial and error a little too much to be honest.

[:odey:]

I spent 300c, trial and error a little too much to be honest.

That's definitely what I don't want to do !

I feel I've spent far too much on wired as it is already, I'd rather find some nicely structured tutorials