RACHEAL'S PROFILE

Just finished all the "condensed" events so the entirety of my Game Gale entry is technically playable. By condensed I mean... cutscenes only exist as one text box of "Why hello there cutie; wanna go fetch questing?!" or there abouts. The plan for tomorrow is to hopefully get them all replaced with the script my partner-in-crime has been working so diligently on. Step after that is to finally come up with a title so I can actually get a game page up. D:

I'm in with Makio :3 We've already got a very rough scenario and gameplay planned out this morning. The last time we did a small project with a time constraint, it was quite fun and we actually got stuff done.

It is to my understanding that modules are mostly used by community scripts to hold a bunch of constants for use in easily customizing or inputting data.

Also of note, you can't create an instance of a module, but you can access their constants and functions anywhere. So you could call Kenton.helloworld or Kenton::h from any other function.

That said, this was an interesting read. I already knew most of this, but there were a couple things that were new to me. Like class variables; I had seen them in the base scripts before, but I had no idea what the @@ meant. That's what I get for learning ruby from studying rgss using past knowledge of c++ and java.

Sounds easy enough as long as you know how you want it to look. I'm don't really care for interface design and such, but I have fairly extensive knowledge coding in VX. I'm already working on my own project and doing "this and thats" for someone else, but this doesn't seem like it should take me very long.

Are you trying the "A, X, and Y" keys, or the keys they actually correspond to based on the settings? I forget which is which though beyond L = Qkey and R = Wkey