i need a script please

[Xyler94]

does anyone have a script to enable a sort of relationship status with characters like player 1 is friends with player2 but not so much with player3 ( base 0 sworn enemy=-100 and best friends=100 )  it would be a great help

[Zylos]

You could try just using variables and events instead, depending on what changes the relationship number between characters. You could also try using captial letters, but that's just my opinion.

[modern algebra]

Yeah, have you tried using variables? Considering that you would have to manually modify the values every time you want it to increase or decrease, using variables seems to me to be the best way, as that wouldn't require you to learn or use any Ruby syntax. Do you want it to show up anywhere in the menu?

[Xyler94]

You could try just using variables and events instead, depending on what changes the relationship number between characters. You could also try using captial letters, but that's just my opinion.

thanks i'll try this out. i'll let you know what happends

[Xyler94]

Yeah, have you tried using variables? Considering that you would have to manually modify the values every time you want it to increase or decrease, using variables seems to me to be the best way, as that wouldn't require you to learn or use any Ruby syntax. Do you want it to show up anywhere in the menu?

i'll try this out and at first i wanted to but if its to hard i wont do it

[modern algebra]

Actually, I think jet has released an approval rating script. It's in his collection of snippets: http://rmrk.net/index.php/topic,38168.0.html

It might be worth a try since that's what you originally wanted.

[Grafikal]

Yeah, have you tried using variables? Considering that you would have to manually modify the values every time you want it to increase or decrease, using variables seems to me to be the best way, as that wouldn't require you to learn or use any Ruby syntax. Do you want it to show up anywhere in the menu?

i'll try this out and at first i wanted to but if its to hard i wont do it

it's actually not that hard, to me, it's extremely easy. However, a lot of people find variables hard to grasp, so it might be difficult if you don't understand them.

[Xyler94]

Yeah, have you tried using variables? Considering that you would have to manually modify the values every time you want it to increase or decrease, using variables seems to me to be the best way, as that wouldn't require you to learn or use any Ruby syntax. Do you want it to show up anywhere in the menu?

i'll try this out and at first i wanted to but if its to hard i wont do it

it's actually not that hard, to me, it's extremely easy. However, a lot of people find variables hard to grasp, so it might be difficult if you don't understand them.

oh cool