I have too many questions, and no one will answer them. Every tutorial is from a version that I don't have. I just wanted help, it's been about a week and still most of my questions are just ignored or were given an answer that I don't understand.
Thanks for the Help Zelda Classic! I appreciate it.
Goodbye, I quit!
Sorry dude...
We can always use more quest designers, so I'd like you to stick around. I've looked over a few of your posts, and I have a few suggestions...
First, post your questions in the ZC Quest Editor Help forum, where people able to help you will be more likely to see them.
Second, be more specific with your questions. You know what you're trying to ask, but we may not.
Third, it looks to me like you're trying to take too big a bite out of the ZQuest apple. Start off by making a nice simple quest while you learn. A good recent example would be the Janine's Quest series.
Fourth, allow ample time for us to answer your questions, please. ZC users are located around the world. As I type this, it's about 3:30 PM Sunday where I am. What time is it where you are?
Fifth, as I've made clear several times, my tutorial does not work quite right with the newest versions of ZC. Once there is a final ZC 2.5 release, I may revisit the tutorial.
No, don't quit. Learning Zquest can be challenging at times, but very rewarding in the end. And just because a tutorial is for a version you don't have, that doesn't mean you can't use it. I'm using 2.10, and I learned how to use Zquest from AlphaDawg's 1.90 tutorial. You just have to wing it on a few parts where things are different.
I'm going to take a look at your one thread and I'm going to try and answer as many questions as possible. 😊
Thanks I guess I'll stay.
Oh. okay.
*puts RPGmaker away