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One bit of advice: The message script, if configured incorrectly, it will affect the battle windows.

I'll keep that in mind, thank you.

You're very welcome, dear.

I will say that there is a possibility that my experience with said script might of been because I had many other scripts in place that may of had a hand in interfering. Even still, I didn't want to throw caution to the wind.

I say at least send what you have so far to some people, see if there are any unnoticed kinks you can work out while you work on the rest.

Demo release? Absolutely! See if there's other things to look at before the final release.

Well, you nerds convinced me. Just waitin' on the approval.

Ruby can be a cruel mistress at times, and definitely spoiled rotten to boot, throwing tantrums at the slightest inconsistency, even if you see no inconsistencies at all, lol

Hey, Ruby is a nice sensible girl! She tries her best, she really does! At least she tries to tell you when she doesn't understand what to do. She isn't just throwing tantrums, she is trying to help! Ever try programing in assembly? If you did you would be grateful for Ruby trying at all and not just willfully barging on ahead. :3

Assembly language is a bulldozer. lol
When Ruby is not making a fuss over something that doesn't make sense, she does things wonderfully whilst toggling her shoe on her toes with her legs crossed...

Well, what don't you like about it exactly? I am curious. I haven't really worked with Javascript that much, but it seems mostly okay to me. I wouldn't call it my preferred language, but is it really all that bad? I think the biggest problem I see with Javascript is just that using a prototype-based object system is really unusual and I think not many people really understand how it works, and you can do all sorts of odd things that don't quite make sense in most computer languages. Like functions being objects you can set to a variable like any other object.

Then again, I am a computer science nerd, so I probably pick up on the reasons for a lot of the details that most people find nonsensical and overly complex anyway.

I'm honestly not sure what my issue with Javascript is, it's just something that I always end up having to deal with whenever I try to work with that language, which is what makes me want to avoid it.

Hehe, I getcha. We all have things like that don't we?

Probably an unfortunately common occurrence, not just here.

I edited my original post with a link to the solution I found. Maybe my new phrasing will help someone from doing it again.

Definitely not an isolated thing; I've been there on several occasions.

As a more experienced coder, I can confirm: Coding is indeed weird. But I like weird.

Anyway, just about any type of skill becomes more and more weird the more you know about it. Then one day everything clicks and you synergize with it fully and finally understand, and it dosn't seem so weird anymore. But no, it still is, you just have become weird to match. :3

It was just like my coding issues in trying to get a currency script to work with one of my edits so that one could set any given currency to an arbitrary value, that I eventually figured out. Hell, as of now, I don't really have any coding conflicts.

But anyway...

I agree, but with writing in general, not just coding, because BOTH American AND British English are *QUACK* weird.

Well I blame the Norman invasion for the state of English. Look, French is a fine language on it's own and all, and I mean no disrespect to the language or those that speak it, now or in the past. But I can't help but feel English would be a billion times less screwed up if a bunch of French nobles had not dumped a bunch of random French words into it just cause they were in charge.

But on the other hand, I kinda like the screwed upness of English a bit. It's a mess, but in many ways it's a beautiful mess. :3