PLAYSOUNDR and PLAYSOUNDV will play sounds in beta 13, thanks to jman.
RNDR and RNDV are for generating random numbers.
PLAYSOUNDR and PLAYSOUNDV will play sounds in beta 13, thanks to jman.
RNDR and RNDV are for generating random numbers.
C++ is not something you can learn easily. As in, you are better off buying a book or taking a class. It's far too complex for a simple .txt tutorial.
However, think of RPG Maker XP: you don't NEED to know Ruby to use it, but knowing it opens up a whole new realm of possibilities. It's the same here: ZC will still be ZC, and ZQuest isn't going to REQUIRE you to ever know a lick of programming to make your own Zelda-style game. Those who know how, however, have more flexibility with their quests.
Oh, if you want it to be possesive, it's just "i-t-s"; but if you want it to be a contraction then it's "i-t-apostrophe-s"... scallawag.
And those who don't know how can still import and use scripts provided by others. So everyone wins!ZC will still be ZC, and ZQuest isn't going to REQUIRE you to ever know a lick of programming to make your own Zelda-style game. Those who know how, however, have more flexibility with their quests.
I'm hoping that a large database of cool scripts comes to to exist.
Oh, I remember the other: GOTOR. We can write more generic subroutines if we can store return addresses.
A way of reading line labels into registers to go along with that would be good, too.
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