Telling between RGSS and RGSS2?

[Glitchfinder]

Is there a way I can use a script to check if a program is using RGSS or RGSS2? I'm just wondering, because I need to make a script compatible with both, yet have slight differences between the two. (And I don't want to just post 2 scripts) Also, does anyone know what part of the scripting dictates frame count, or if that is done by the exe itself? (As in, how many frames per second the program runs at)

 

[OS]

The frames per second can be checked using Graphics.frame_rate. For more info on Frame Rate data, check the Graphic page in the help file.

You could use File.Exist?() to see if you are using rgss102e.dll or rgss200e.dll, or use a conditional to see if the Vocab module exists (meaning RGSS2) or not (RGSS). These are the ways I would try, anyways.

 

[Glitchfinder]

The frames per second can be checked using Graphics.frame_rate. For more info on Frame Rate data, check the Graphic page in the help file.

You could use File.Exist?() to see if you are using rgss102e.dll or rgss200e.dll, or use a conditional to see if the Vocab module exists (meaning RGSS2) or not (RGSS). These are the ways I would try, anyways.

Actually, the most direct method seem to be the File.exist?() command, except if they have both RMXP and RMVX installed. Also, is Graphics.frame_rate called per screen frame, or script frame? (Specifically, I need the number of frames per second that scripts run at, not that the screen runs at. Also, I do know that rmxp has scripts running as 40 fps, and rmvx at 60)Anyway, Thanks for the help!

Edit: Never mind about the last question. I figured out the answer myself.