PhoenixSoul

@AutumnAbsinthe Mainly it's me needing some feature to work and it is not working as intended.
Or, to be more precise, it's not working as I thought it would, and it's causing me a lot of frustration.
 

I feel ya there, friendo. I'd help out, but I have no idea how to. 

@AutumnAbsinthe That's alright; maybe @Kayzee will have a look at her inbox one of these coming days, lolz

Yeah! Yeah! *sprinkles fairy dust everywhere*

Wow,  \i[\v[#]] actually works! I didn't think it would at first glance, but it totally does! It should work for any text that is drawn with draw_text_ex, which I think by default is message boxes, item descriptions/help windows, choice lists, scrolling text, the battle log... and I think that's it? Most menus or other windows only use draw_text which doesn't support control codes at all, but most of them manually draw icons or other things anyway.

Here is a fun thing you can do with message control codes: You can technically set a variable to a string using script calls or the set variable script operand. This makes the \v[#] command a LOT more useful if you ask me.

Yeah, let us just say that this is outdated; my topic in Programming is the actual thing to be looking at. Since you have my project, you have both scripts at hand.

I mean...I'm not going to skip over an obstacle because it'll be there no matter what until the obstacle is eliminated, so if this stalls my demo release, then BITCH MODE ACTIVATED.

I don't think banging your head on the wall will help you understand anything... All it might do is give you minor brain damage. I honestly think half of the problem is that it seems like you try to solve every problem by throwing yourself at things as hard as you can for as long as you can without stopping. Take it form me, sometimes you have to just mindlessly stare at the screen for a while before suddenly everything clicks.

lolz

Yeah, I definitely understand. That was a joke anyway...

I think the issue is that I have as much passion as I do...I don't want things to fail, I don't wanna shelve projects...

What's wrong with being a little archaic? I am probably many times more archaic then you are you know.

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grrr...

I'M. NOT. INFERIOR.

PS, seriously, being 'inferior' doesn't even really make sense. There is no real authority, divine or mortal, that can rank beings in any kind of absolute hierarchy that is not ultimately meaningless and arbitrary.  You aren't 'inferior', you aren't 'superior', you aren't even 'equal'. You are exactly one thing: You.

That, dearest love @Kayzee, @Rikifive, is Neversoft Eye; the mascot and an unlockable skater in THPS3 (except for the PlayStation iteration). Neversoft Eye has also been imported into Guitar Hero World Tour: Definitive Edition.

I also know the skateboard tricks NSEye pulled off in that vid clip.
1) Truckstand -> Truckstand Flip
2) To Rail/Primo
3) Casper -> Casper Shove

I only played THPS3 and 4 on PSX. Now that I checked it, I didn't even know it was on PS2 as well! How come I didn't know about it?

I miss playing these on PSX though, I often was doing dumb things rather than playing normally. I really miss these times...

Nice, I never paid too much attention to name of the tricks, so I remembered only few basic ones lol.

THPS3 was on PlayStation, PS2, Xbox, and PC. (I forget which Nintendo console got THPS3)
As for the flatland tricks, most of them would actually not even be in the game proper until THPS4 or even THUG1.

Let me guess... Soul Caliber? :3 Ah, fighting games...

I was playing Soul Calibur: Broken Destiny (PSP/Go).

I was referring to this actually, but that probably works just as well if not better.

Hmmm...
a.max_tp +=x

I'll have to look into this when I get back into gamedev...

@Kayzee oh ya, that thing lol.
 

One of them is designed as a framework for letting other plugin devs define new effects for users so that users don't need to write code. The other is designed to be just "write whatever code you can think of"

The first one, being a framework, requires additional set up. And then you're stuck with limited note-tag parsing option.

The second one, you get multi-line code parsing. Definitely better.

The Matrix has been infected! Where's Neo when we need him?

That's kyuute, lolz

Hehe... *cuddles*

♫Spoonman, come together with your plan...Save me; I'm together with your plan...save me...♫

lolz

It's the message given by the Elder Race when they return to their home world at the end of 2112.
(I'm sure you've heard the song by now, right, @Kayzee, mi amour?)

I prefer this one. XD

To each their own, of course, lolz

Mainly that I miss talking to you, miss you popping in on the random in Steam or Discord, but ultimately, I was using an old 'popular' rock song from the 90's to annoy ya, lolz

*rolls her eyes* PS you don't have to worry about meeting your annoying quota with me. You do that well enough whenever you talk about current events and/or try programing. But I love ya anyway. <3

lolz
Love ya too.

Yeah, 150 GB is pretty much nothing nowadays. I don't have much on my HDD, yet there's 270 GB taken in total already.

I've been juggling 40 GB of space left for about a year and a half now. I haven't had much issue with it, outside of having to clean my download folder of dupe .rar files from time to time. Yet again, I've also sworn off video games in favor of books and movies, which helps with managing space. 

Did 150 GB ever really mean that much in recent years though? I remember 5 years ago hardly able to balance 200 GB of space with tons of steam games and movies floating about.

If the main party is one actor and you can switch between male and female, it would be amusing if you added ome way to do it in-game.

Yeah, that could be plausible.

I'm just trying to figure things out first.

I've had no luck in finding the full size battlers for the VX Ace RTP, so I'm not sure as to how I'll be implementing the battles for some of the Monster Cards...(I've only fleshed out eight of those thus far)

Because it is not an actual emergency? It reminds you that there is a system in place in case the worst happens maybe? That there are people watching over this stuff, even if it's not needed?

@Kayzee I think I have an idea.

There's so much inconsistency abound, that knowing the sirens go off at noon every Monday from Spring until Autumn or so, adds a bit of consistency. I guess one could say it is a form of stability...maybe...