[RMVX ACE] CAN ANYBODY TEACH ME RUBY

I think Trihan's tutorials are about as beginner friendly as most Ruby tutorials that I've looked at are, but then again, everyone learns differently.
Maybe a video tutorial series is more your style?
I rather liked these videos:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu_gesZsbQQ50g3Y302dN0sq6DuErvcJy

The whole point of Slip into Ruby is that it's aimed at complete beginners, so if someone considers it too advanced I've failed in my mission. What specifically about it are you not understanding?

You need literally nothing. Any code that Slip into Ruby contains is self-contained and doesn't need anything else prior to writing it. Concepts that are introduced in each part are explained as it goes through them.

Use things like codeacademy to learn the basics then try to read and edit some scripts. When reading the scripts google the stuff you can't understand... Just keep trying and eventually you'll be making your own scripts.

I don't think anyone here will coach you......

You have to try and learn on your own. It may seem hard, but you can do it, anyone can do it.

author=andreasaspenberg
i can find no information on what i want to accomplish and as such i am completely stuck.

What do you want to do, again?

author=andreasaspenberg
how do i create a sub menu?

Wait, what? I find it very unlikely that you cannot find a tutorial that walks your through this. Though, I dunno, I have some experience with making custom menus. I mean, there are no screenshots of said menus, but they are totally there. However, like I said in your other thread, I'm not sure how good of a teacher I can be.

Aside: I wouldn't call myself a "master", or even an "expert" in Ruby, but, I was mostly self-taught. Though, to be fair, I did take programming courses in college, so, I had a bit of background before delving into it.

author=andreasaspenberg
those taught me nothing as they require people to learn the basics first and i have not. i have to start at the basics so please teach me.

Uhhhh, those were the basics, aside from maybe stuff like includes for headers.

Also, I think people have been helping you, and you don't like the method.

with my intellect i should be able to go directly to ruby and that is what i want.

Wow, ummm. Only people gave you numerous tutorials, and you don't seem to learn.

i learned web design and flash at school though i have forgotten the code i learned. i have worked with the warcraft 3 trigger editor a lot and that is object oriented. i tried to search for information on how to create a sub-menu without any luck. what i have learned on my own is that i will most likely need scene menu base. please at least try to teach me.

This.

I learned C++ at high school. Once it's gone however, no amount of videos is gonna get it back. It's lodged in your brain in a weird way, and text examples alone won't do it. I relearned C++ by redoing some of the old codes on code blocks as exe files. I had to actually type out code again before I was like "ohhhh, that's right."

When you have previously learned something, you have a mental roadblock in your head. "I was pretty good back in the day but I don't remember it now." But you don't remember it now. You have to remember that whatever you were in the past, the way to learn it now is to start again with a hands-on method. Part of you has "muscle memory" of doing it, the rest of you has forgotten. So you need to go back to your roots, and experiment until something clicks.

https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/documentation/quickstart/

A submenu is simply something that inherits from the main menu, right? Here's a main menu, minus the whole working with game pictures thing.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11956127/ruby-program-creating-a-menu