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I'm just a guy interested in making an RPG. I started using RPG Maker way back in RM2k days. My first game was wiped out when my old CPU crashed so yeah.. I decided to make a new one and have been working on it ever since. I mostly enjoy lurking around the RMN forums but I've decided to become more active in the community. I can be a smart-ass at times, but I'm generally an easy going friendly dude.

P.S: Oh yeah, I'm gay (seriously)

Gran Yggdra

A long-haul truck driver from the country stumbles upon a military conspiracy of turning people into dragons and through a mishap ends up turning into one himself.

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[SCRIPTING] A grammar question that has nothing to do with scripting.

12/05/2014 09:56 AM

Perfect, Zach. That'll help me out alot. :)

Thanks again, Liberty, for being very understandable about this, & thanks everyone for the quick responses. I appreciate it. Thread can be locked now.

[SCRIPTING] A grammar question that has nothing to do with scripting.

12/05/2014 02:28 AM

author=JosephSeraph
I believe all four to be grammatically correct, in fact. But you know, this isn't the best approach to programming.

Thank you, & agreed.

Forgive me all if my question came off as bizarre or something. There was no OTHER option tag of the sort related to this, so I just picked the next 'best' thing.

[SCRIPTING] A grammar question that has nothing to do with scripting.

12/05/2014 02:04 AM

author=Liberty
Why the hell are you asking in this area that is for game help? >.<

Because the clause structure of those questions serve as generic representations of dozens of effects I'm creating for my game. I know I can just rewrite the sentence, but the above structures in particular has been boggling me. For instance (straight from the game, btw): When any party member Boosts except Cliff, if Cliff's IP Symbol isn't at or past COM, he'll build (5*(X))% IP.

My goal is for a clear clarification of when, what, and how every effect in my game operates without confusing the player because of poorly structured grammar.

Besides, this is the "Help, Me!" board and I am asking for help.

Thanks for the response though.

[SCRIPTING] A grammar question that has nothing to do with scripting.

12/05/2014 01:30 AM

I've been to several sites and still no response for this. Anyway, which of the following sentences are grammatically correct?

As long as I practice running tomorrow, when it isn't raining, I'll have a chance to win the race.

As long as I practice running tomorrow when it isn't raining, I'll have a chance to win the race.

If I practice running tomorrow, when it isn't raining, I'll have a chance to win the race.

If I practice running tomorrow when it isn't raining, I'll have a chance to win the race.

I'm asking this as I'm messing with some old data files that deals with effects and such. For example: If it's XXX turn, when XXX character has "Generic Sword" equipped, that character has a 50% chance to heal HP.