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July 21st, 2010 12:06 AMMrAh, yes, I learned that if you change the names of the .exe files, then they won't work through XSE.
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July 20th, 2010 9:55 PMgiradialkiaSorry, I could swear I replied to this a few days ago.
I've never had that problem, so the only thing I can suggest is to redownload XSE and try putting them all in the same folder then? If that doesn't work, I dunno what to do, sorry. -
July 14th, 2010 7:53 AMMrThanks, that's actually really helpful. I found diegoisawesome's tutorial shortly after that post. One more thing though, maybe you know, under the tools menu in XSE it has FSF and A-Trainer, but the options are always blurred out. I have those programs in the same folder, but they still cant be opened through XSE. Do you know how to fix this?
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July 14th, 2010 4:51 AMgiradialkiaRegarding your question in the Simple Questions thread...
'ASM' refers to 'assembly'. 'Assembly' is a complex means of hacking, kind of like scripting, but considerably harder. It involves editing the code of the game (I believe). You can use ASM to implement tile animations (and much much more), though I don't know the first thing about it.
XSE... Though I am a beginner scripter myself, I use 'diegoisawesome's XSE scripting tutorial', and things are going fine for me. Look for it in the Tutorials section, it should be on the first or second page. For combining aspects of scripts (as you said, having a message, then giving an item in the same script), I'm pretty sure you just layer the commands, like this:
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msgbox @person MSG_NORMAL
giveitem [item ID]
release
end
I'm almost positive that's how it's done. Another good way to learn about scripting with XSE is to decompile scripts in the official games (just double click them in Advance Map with XSE set as the scripter, and click the decompile button at the top).
Hope this helps you out. I'm no expert on
either scripting or ASM, but that's what I know, it's a place to start, anyway.

