Hey guys!  Here is  TuT for begginers at scripting :p

ok to start off, this is the most basic thing you can do..

make your brush in radiant, make it a either a brush_model or a script_model as the class when you press 'N'. give it a targetname of your choice.

then do

brush = getEnt("value", "targetname");

and now you can move your brush or do what ever you want as your compiler has got the entity of the brush that you made in radiant.

now to get it to move all you need to do is moveY();, moveX();, or moveZ(); here is a pic to help you with knowing which way moves what..

ok now the functions inside the '()' (the amount that you want the brush to move, the speed you want it to move, 0.01 is the quickest and over 9000!!! is the largest, well, you don't need to quickest or the largest number as they will either be too quick and laggy or to slow and hardly moving at all..

brush moveY(138, 2);

that is an example^
You can also do:

brush waittill("movedone");

that waits until the brush has stopped moving and then you can move another brush later..

This is just the basics of scripting and i will do a more in depth later on.  But for now, Happy mapping/scripting!

Good one. I wish I had something like this when I started. A rotate command might be nice to add too?

here is a rotate brush:

there are different ways to rotate, and they rotate differently, similar to moveY,Z & X

there is

brush rotateRoll(360, speed);

brush rotateYaw(360, speed);

brush rotatePitch(360, speed);

here is it in more depth:

brush RotatePitch( <pitch angle>, <time>, <acceleration time>, <deceleration time> )

brush RotateRoll( <roll angle>, <time>, <acceleration time>, <deceleration time> )

brush RotateYaw( <yaw angle>, <time>, <acceleration time>, <deceleration time> )

you can also rotate around a velocity:

brush RotateVelocity( <rotate velocity>, <time>, <acceleration time>, <deceleration time> )

this ^ Rotates the entity at a particular velocity for a given time