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NewbAtGames 2004-06-14 01:53 PM

I need help with triggers and switches
 
Can someone help me with how to make switches and variables.... and tell me what they are and what the y do for the game?

ograx 2004-06-14 01:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewbAtGames
Can someone help me with how to make switches and variables.... and tell me what they are and what the y do for the game?

Here are some tutorials.
http://www.gamingw.net/tutorials/5
http://www.gamingw.net/tutorials/6

Also check out the blacksmith demo bluecube made for me.
http://www.freewebs.com/bluecube/files/BlackSmith.zip
This demo is an awesome example made by Bluecube.
You have to save this link then open it for it to work.It is a very good way to see how variables are used.

BlueCube 2004-06-14 04:25 PM

Variables:

These are storage areas for numbers. ANY number. For example, you can set the number to be how many gold you have, and double it to see how much you'd win in a poker game in your RPG. Variables are used for counting, for keeping track of time, whatever you feel you need. If it's number based, it's probably best to do it in a variable. You can do some basic math functions on the variable as well, and even add/subtract/etc other variables! You can even have it "remember" what map number / x position / y position you're in (using the Memorize Position event command).
Pretty much anything you can do with a number, you can do with a variable. There's probably an exception somewhere, but I can't think of it at this moment..

Switches:

Variables with only two settings: ON and OFF. Used mainly for things like treasure chests and characters that "aren't there" after an event. Basically, if you don't need more than 2 "states" for an event, use a switch.


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