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  1. JibstaMan

    Feeling something in my neck. Hairs start rising. It seems I'm not alone anymore. How could I...

    Feeling something in my neck. Hairs start rising. It seems I'm not alone anymore. How could I have been so foolish to thing gauging was a one-way street?!? No, don't look over your shoulder... Shit. There's no-one there! With a careful pace, I continue my journey, ever vigilant. Smug has left my...
  2. JibstaMan

    Raises an eyebrow at a mysterious box. Considers poking it... walks towards it, only to pass it...

    Raises an eyebrow at a mysterious box. Considers poking it... walks towards it, only to pass it with a smug on his face. Still curious though...
  3. JibstaMan

    [Scripting] Regular Expressions

    When I want to test a regex, I start with using regex101, then (if necessary) move to jsfiddle to test it outside of the entire game. I believe regex101 isn't the problem, but your test string is (it contains forward slashed, not backward slashes). Regex: /(\\[CNVGI]\[\d*\])/g Test string...
  4. JibstaMan

    Gauging the community

    Gauging the community
  5. JibstaMan

    Enthusiast, perfectionist, scripter and unofficial writer:

    Hello everyone! A few days ago, I somehow found myself looking at RPG Maker MV. I was probably looking into VX Ace and noticed a new RPG Maker was available while typing in Steam search. When I started loooking at the features, there it was: "JavaScript". Intant excitement ensued. Whenever I...
  6. JibstaMan

    [Scripting] Regular Expressions

    I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to do here (and maybe that's on purpose?). If you want to capture \C[14], this a regular expression that can do that: /(\\[CNVGI]\[\d*\])/g Your regex has \/, which captures a forward slash, instead of a backslash. Your regex101 example also has forward...
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