Scripts HELP! How to activate!?
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Necro_100000
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lol first I would like to say I didn't know there was a tutorial sub forum.......... That was my bad........
@Mikee
Lol in this case RGSS2 uses some cool definitions that RGSS didn't have. In RGSS we had Main (Which was the Main function, so basically what it did when it starts.) and terminate (What it did when we closed it.). In RGSS2 start is basically the function that DOSE when the script starts. You will also see a post start and a pre terminate. Post start happens right after it starts and pre terminate basically is were you close all your windows before the it terminates and has a graphic chagnes.
As for super all your doing is making Start a super class. This doesn't do much of interest in this case. But in widows you use super to declare the widows size. like this... super(x, y, height, width)
So that's all super is doing. =P
So to answer your question if you couldn't follow that... In the definition were defining what Start dose and Super is just part of the definition. Were not defining what super dose.
After sephrothspawn showed me there was a tutorial forum I moved the tutorials here and will continue to update them.
I'll still supply help here in this topic though. =D
http://www.rmxp.org/forums/http://dev.r ... 21#p586321
@Mikee
Lol in this case RGSS2 uses some cool definitions that RGSS didn't have. In RGSS we had Main (Which was the Main function, so basically what it did when it starts.) and terminate (What it did when we closed it.). In RGSS2 start is basically the function that DOSE when the script starts. You will also see a post start and a pre terminate. Post start happens right after it starts and pre terminate basically is were you close all your windows before the it terminates and has a graphic chagnes.
As for super all your doing is making Start a super class. This doesn't do much of interest in this case. But in widows you use super to declare the widows size. like this... super(x, y, height, width)
So that's all super is doing. =P
So to answer your question if you couldn't follow that... In the definition were defining what Start dose and Super is just part of the definition. Were not defining what super dose.
After sephrothspawn showed me there was a tutorial forum I moved the tutorials here and will continue to update them.
I'll still supply help here in this topic though. =D
http://www.rmxp.org/forums/http://dev.r ... 21#p586321