Robert-Character Creator

Yeah, they obviously threw my computer out of the truck at some point. The front is shattered, and the frame is bent badly. Works somehow, though???

I've never had to employ movers, but I know there are just some things I would br transporting myself. I dont trust other people with my electronic. Sorry you got burned in this though .

That really sucks, had that happened to me I would have been quite enrage. As others have said: the damage they dealt to you is far greater than the money they got from doing it. This makes it kind of sad. Good thing you had a backup.

Remember: always put your hard drive in your pocket when traveling (moving or just traveling, it's the same)!

Well, my piece of advice here might be obvious but did you figure out which scripts are causing those bugs? Are you sure that another script that does something similar in a different way does not exist?

At first I thought the problem was your script, Heirukichi, but it was actually an eventing problem! I had an event referred to in a script call that no longer existed, so the game would crash whenever a particular switch was turned on. Only took me 4 hours to diagnose it!

Well, I am glad you managed to solve it and that it was not related to my script. Sometimes bugs can be very nasty. Once I wrote a typo in a script call...it was invisible. And mistakes in script calls are not friendly at all, you only get the Game_Interpreter error but it does not tell you what is causing it since the whole eval line throws an error.

DX I hate rain AND cold!

Still, better than horrible hot sun! I live in a desert, so the rain is a very nice change of pace.

hang in there. Break it down into little steps and just work on one step a day. Maybe I should try that too ...

Speaking of, Shaz, do you think you could help me with some code you wrote a couple years back? We could do it in PMs, if that's your preference.

Not via PMs. Just post in the forum and someone else might help you before I see it.

Well... if what you're trying to accomplish is get factual or good responses, I'd say put the correct information.

If you're just trying to get views--then sure you can leave it vague--however you'll probably be warned by the mods.

Compatibility Script is pretty much to the point if that's what you're looking for.

try venting on something and watch your wall explode -.-

yeah, don't do that. I hate vague titles. I want to ignore any post with vague titles - too bad if I knew the answer. More views !== more help/responses.

https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?threads/rgd-directx-implementation-of-rgss3.95228/

The dll is actually not hacked, it was an official DLL, it's just no longer supported as once MV came out the company decided to remove the official release for it. But if you have it and the stuff for it you can legally use it.

Did some reading on RGD. It's really nice, but it doesn't work with my project as it stands. Ah well.

One time I went to the funeral of a mutual friend and saw a friend of my mum's there. Before the funeral began, I asked her how she knew the deceased and she stared at me incredulously and said, "he was my son".

Ouch. I think we have a winner.

I cringe all the way into the outer solar system whenever I look back at my forum posts pre-2010.

I know what evening is--it's the time that's not mornin' duh.

Welp, in that case living in Texas must be pretty depressing, having 6 hours morning and 18 hours evening... Too much darkness for me.

Glass can't create me, but stone and steel do. I'm made by the sun, but out of its view. I can be tiny, and also be vast, in the shape of my maker, like a spell I am cast.

What am I?

Yes and yes.

A shadow.

Good night.

Thank you friend!

...there's a dark theme?

You could make the interior grey/white and leave the outside transparent.

@Prescott The Dark Theme is in the Preferences tab at the top, when you hover over your name. I only just discovered it tonight.

No idea how that feels, living alone and all.

Happy new year, and Akeome!
← I put on a kimono for new year.