Recent content by khkramer

Very late response on my part :P But you can disable these debug messages if they're a problem around line 214: DEBUG_MESSAGES is set to true, if you set it to false then those popups won't appear.

If you have a school e-mail address you might be eligible for free editors from Jetbrains: https://www.jetbrains.com/student/ I couldn't recommend them more, they should serve you well. @MrGriffin, I would not recommend javascript either if he has to make an 'online' game. Client-side...

Ah those games are usually written in PHP. I don't know if it's still the case, but a few years ago there were a few decent free hosting providers available for PHP. Weebly or Wix doesn't allow you to host your own server side scripts I believe, for these kinds of games you need a server component.

Can you provide some more details? What Pokemon game did he see you playing? How much time do you have to finish this project?

It looks like the directory is in the Onedrive folder correct? (Going by the sync icons) Have you tried running the application from a regular directory?

What I'm wondering is why Visual Basic 6 is even still in the list of options, it should never be used in any new projects. From the list I'd probably pick C# since it's a well supported language not too low-level but still very good performance ( also Unity 3D and other game engines use C#) ...

Found a bug that prevents Quests from advancing in stage. In the class Quest, method 'stage=' the last line of code is stage = value, this should be @stage = value

More accurate would be to say that Ruby 2.1 as you mention later would lead to increased levels of performance, since RGSS is just a library of sorts that extends the Ruby standard library. Even then I think the 60 fps is more a result of MKXP using OpenGL for rendering instead of GDI which...

So I searched my PC and found a copy of a more advanced pathfinder, which can be used for more complex situations like maps with lots of obstacles, other npc's etc. It was originally made by Blizzard from the Chaos-Project forum, I only made some small edits to make working with Essentials...

Few months later and I still haven't fixed them :3c That's mostly cause this was intended as a really simple script, and I myself use it 90% for movement in indoor cutscenes. In situations like that it works perfectly fine. I did at one point have another pathfinder script based on an A*...

What are the words mi-openworld and mi-linear supposed to be ? I never seen "mi" used as a compound adjective before what does it stand for?

The external editor was removed, it seems logical to me that functionality is now accessible from the in-game debug menu instead.

Thanks for the feedback. I know it's a late response on my end but I'll be updating the script this week with fixes for these issues.

Easiest way to do this is add your rival as a Pokemon in the editor and make a script copy of the Battle Scene where you remove the sending out animation for your rival.

What changed from the previous version? Or is it simply faster?