LIZARDKING'S PROFILE

I'm trying to do the basic "Hello World" are_you_sure program on the "getting started" section of the page, but I keep hitting a wall. It keeps giving me errors saying the following:


C:\Users\Lizard\AppData\Local\Temp\ccV5pclg.s|16|Error: operand type mismatch for `push'|
C:\Users\Lizard\AppData\Local\Temp\ccV5pclg.s|39|Error: operand type mismatch for `call'|
C:\Users\Lizard\AppData\Local\Temp\ccV5pclg.s|302|Error: operand type mismatch for `pop'|

I've installed the CodeBlocks version and MingGW compiler and followed all the steps. Even tried to compile in Administrator mode and got the same results. What am I doing wrong?

To correct myself after some more experimenting - CGSS works fine with DynRPG. It's ForceHarmony that's mucking up the script.

Anyone know how Forceharmony changes the Kernel.entry_point?

Thanks,

Hey, I've back to playing around with plugins and seeing what I can combine with RPGMaker - managed to get DynRPG, Ineluki's Keypatch and Disharmony all working together, but I like to push things to the limit.

Anyway, I remembered Cherry CGSS and it seems to work with RPGMaker 2003 and ForceHarmony. I'm wondering if it can be manipulated into working with the combination I have above to have access to lua scripting (sadly RPGSS just seems to keep finding new problems...)

Right now, CGSS's launcher doesn't recognize the version of RPGMaker if using Dynrpg. In the GameInfo.lua it looks for a Kernel.entry_point and then a hex address.

So my question is, if we could change said entry point to the hex address Dynrpg uses, could the plugin work?

Thanks.

Would there be a way to use Quickpatch to change the order of the graphic layers? So you could, say, put the bottom layer over the top, weather above pictures, etc.?

@kyuu - actually, if it's not too much trouble could you add an 8-bit screenshot option? For some odd reason my SFX.exe has stopped working and this sounds way easier than routing through two or three external programs. =/

Edit: Well, I figured out how to do it using ImageMagick and some os. functions, and the code you provided. Thanks a bunch for writing this!