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Tool: Advance Script

It refuses to compile to the rom, I'm assuming due to my syntax. I tried with normal notepad and poketscript before, but for some reason my computer hates it, so I'm looking to other script editors.

Anyway, I try to compile and I get this error:
Expecting #DYNAMIC............ERROR
Sounds like a syntax error to me. Am I right, or is it something else I'm overlooking? It won't let me load the rom anywhere, so I assume that means I don't do that until after ... ?
 
You have to define a dynamic offset, to burn a script to the rom. A-Script still doesn't support static offsets, this function will be included in the next version.

For example:
#dynamic 0x800000

#org @start
end

This would define the dynamic offset 0x800000. That means, that the compiler is starting to look for free bytes at offset 0x800000.
 
Oh, great, thanks!

One thing though, in the next version, can the delete key be functional :/ I like deleting from both sides.

EDIT: Nevermind, doesn't work 100% correctly. The compiler works fine, but I can't actually write it to my ROM. the option is still grayed out, and compiling it really help. Is that function still not available, or am I just being dumb and doing it wrong?
 
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I'm wondering what makes this different from XSE? I'd like to know before I download this.
Anyway, great job, I would never be able to make something like this.
 
I'm wondering what makes this different from XSE? I'd like to know before I download this.
Anyway, great job, I would never be able to make something like this.

It supports pokescript and xse syntax, has an easy script creator, written in a different language, highlighted different script areas, etc. It's different to a certain extent but sticks to the core script editing stuff which makes it nearly identical to XSE.
 
Wow I have never seen this before. Nice new scripting tool. ;) It looks good. Maybe I'll use it in the future. And it does look like a mix of PokeScript & eXtreme Script Editor, =]
 
Looks very good. Hope to see the final version xD
Will also in Portuguese?
 
This seems like an awesome tool, downloading it right now. Hopefully there'll be a tutorial for this program soon :D
 
Ok, I'm really slow, how do I use the Creator tab once I click on it? (Or is it just not ready yet?)

Quoting myself as I got no answer. The creator tab leads to a white screen which I can't do anything with, what's wrong?
 
Hi, I want know advance script status. When will be a new update?

I studied the program and I have a mini tutorial published in a spanish forum. For this reason, I want know the program situation, Because the first version have some errors and it is incomplete.

thanks!

PD: The program doesn't allow compile script if advance map is open. this error will be modificated at next version?
 
Looks very good. Hope to see the final version xD
Will also in Portuguese?
The tool use XML language files, maybe you can make a language file for Portuguese.

But I believe that Chris is not more to it for a long time. Maybe I'm wrong:)
 
The tool use XML language files, maybe you can make a language file for Portuguese.

But I believe that Chris is not more to it for a long time. Maybe I'm wrong:)

he's working on pokemon dawn (a german mmorpg) afaik
 
I know he says that in Romresources:)
 
Sorry, that I didn't post anything about updates or an eventually release, but I worked on Pokemon Dawn (my other project) the last time. Since this morning, I resumed working on A-Script so there'll be some updates next time. ;)
 
I love the interface of this thing. And the fact that it supports both of the languages I know instead of creating a new one for me to learn is also attractive. I might try it out, but even if i don't it's still sweet and awesome job.
 
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