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Thanks. That's what I wanted to know :) I still need work on my script, which I posted here so that I won't bog the whole forum down just becuase I'm needy :p I also updated it by editing the original post because I'm a nice guy.

I want to do something like "if ( $gameSwitches.value(n) ) {} // If Game Switch n is true then... Is this the right way to do it?

Found one of my answers while looking at scripts: $gameVariables[2] in Ruby becomes $gameVariables.value(N) (N being the Variable Number in the Editor) in Javascript. Correct me if I'm wrong. Now to find out if $gameSwitches.value(N) works as well.

I'm just starting on the maps, mind you, I'm just guessing. I have this city being the whole game 'world,' so you deal with blocks, buildings, particular rooms, crossroads, and what not. I start a map by sketching them on grid paper, that way I'll have a ballpark idea on the size of each map...

So you'll see the awarded EXP added to the characters and all that. Great. That's what I wanted to know :)

I'll probably be planning and designing the game off MV for quite some time, although I have started working on maps (already got one finshed. One in a large city of about 500 different map areas no doubt). I'm also working on what I want to see in the database, and of course, getting the...

I haven't gotten to this point yet, so I have to ask. If you add XP out of combat (such as a quest reward or some kind) does the XP get tallied and Level ups get triggered as it would be in combat?

Thank you very much for the move. Sometimes I just don't know where to put a question in, and appreciate the correction without having my face bit off over it.

I have a script that, instead of improving on an existing feature, has it's own need for number-crunching. It basically simulates a d20 roll from table top RPGs, where a modifier is tallied up based on attributes and is added to a d20 roll. The result is given back to the event that calls the...

I'll be sure to check it for errors. Much appreciated, thanks a lot for both points.

1. I had someone do it in VXA, but when MV switched from Ruby to Javascript, there was some problems in the translation. 2. Where's the post where you showed how to do that, May I ask? 3. I'm referring to something like https://yanflychannel.wordpress.com/rmvxa/menu-scripts/ace-status-menu/ ...

I would apprecaie someone making that.

I've just started designing my first MV game, working with OneNote at first before I even do anything serious with MV, but already I have a need for three plugins: 1. A way to show some screens (like a studio logo) before the title screen. 2. A way to have 5 characters instead of 4 in the party...

That's basically what I wanted to know. I wanted to have a sort of bonus to checks that increases every 8th level. Like this: proficiencyBonus = 1 + parseInt($gameActors.actor(PLAYERID).Level(0) / 8); If "$gameActors.actor(PLAYERID).Level(0)" is the thing I needed then I understand what...

That works. But what I'd like to do is to call up a certain player's level and assign it to a variable, or use it as a condition. Like this: LevelAlpha = $gameActors.actor(actorId)....... What's the rest of that?

Are the variables the same? There are parts in my script where I need to call up a player's level for some math, for example. Or access a Switch or a Variable.

Thanks for the tips and corrections. I'll make the needed adjustments and continue my journy into learning how to code.

That's something I'll be looking into as well, once I figure out what the options are in the scripting....and what the Javascript equivilant to them are.

I think Microsoft has a Mac version of Office, but that has a steep price tag. Also, I don't usually play with Macs, (way beyond my income) so I wouldn't know for sure. However, there is a web based version of OneNote at www.onenote.com, which is system agnostic.

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