My lack of knowledge with coding hinders me from doing most things, and forces me to rely on others. For example:
Moving the "New Game", "Continue", and "Options" over and removing the white outline so it fits with the board might seem easy to most who know how to code. Without much knowledge in it, I'm pretty helpless when it comes to that. It's extremely frustrating, and trying to learn how to do it is confusing, and has a hue learning curve imo.
You probably picked one of the most easiest examples you could there. My very, very first foray into programming (literally the first thing I did, with
less than zero knowledge of coding) was actually modifying exactly this for RPG Maker XP in Ruby back in the day.
I'll make a quick thread discussing learning how to do this from the perspective I had as a child when I knew zero about coding.
EDIT: Here you go, this thread describes my thinking and is based on the story of how I actually achieved this task some 13 years ago;
https://rpgmakermv.co/threads/learning-how-to-navigate-the-code.7841/
Some of the thinking might not be obvious to people, like what words to search for (searching for "new game") and recognising the meaning behind some words (opacity comes to mind, here).
I grew up with an internet that was not convenient and I went to a school with an
incredibly strict internet filter: I had to learn effective "Google" techniques and that teaches everything about what words to search for.
As for recognising words, I credit my very broad education for exposing me to a huge vocabulary.
