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Character Creation Script Convertion [RGSS3 -> RGSS2]

Started by Infinate X, September 04, 2012, 08:18:26 PM

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Infinate X

Hi there. I found an awesome script on another forum. The problem, it's an RMVXAce forum. That means it was coded in RGSS3, using RGSS3 classes and methods. I read the entire topic, and did not see anything saying that the author had any problems with it being altered for private use, or public use for that matter. I have tried to contact the author about this, but he (she?) has been inactive for quite a while now. Credit will be givento both the original author, and whoever converts the script to an RGGS2. If this is a problem, I will definately take down this request.

Here's a link to the original topic;
http://www.rpgmakervxace.net/topic/2357-ka...ces-version-11/
It uses many classes and methods that are not written into RGSS2, so it will likely be a tough job. I, with my very limited knowledge of RGSS2 could not do it, which is why I am requested it be done for me.

Acolyte

If no one converts this, you could always event a character creation menu.
This is the basic idea of it.
This could give you an idea of how to implement it in menu form.

Infinate X

#2
I do know how I could easily event it using Omega's Character Selection script, but it would be difficult to add a return method if you decide to change something without forcing you to completely start over. I could always do it, but it'd be tough. :/ A script also looks nicer.

EDIT: I just read that tutorial to see how she did it, and I feel like people don't know how to event now :/
EDIT2: I just checked out the evented menu systems. I have faith in other people once again.

Acolyte

#3
Quote from: Infinate X on September 05, 2012, 08:43:02 PM
but it would be difficult to add a return method if you decide to change something without forcing you to completely start over.

Labels compadre, labels.

Quote from: Infinate X on September 05, 2012, 08:43:02 PM
A script also looks nicer.

The prettiness of your event system is only limited by your imagination (and/or ability to make or procure graphical resources)

Infinate X

I've decided I'll event this. Please close this topic now.