Just a heads-up that Slip into Ruby and Jump into Javascript might be a bit slow for now while I'm on the team porting the YEP plugins to VisuStella's MZ suite.
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Yanfly told me the new earth all animations in MZ look a bit like summoning potatoes and now I can't unsee it. halp
Anyone who uses Yanfly's Gab Window plugin: are there any features it lacks that you wish it had?
Would Jump into Javascript be best off continuing to break down the MV core files, or would people prefer a quick detour to cover everything that's changed in the core from MV to MZ?
Oh man, I've come up with a really awesome track in my head but I have to work so I can't compose it right now.
Jump into Javascript part 10 is up! Enjoy. https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/inde...lanation-of-the-default-js-files-in-mv.74928/
New Slip into Ruby is up for your reading pleasure, sports fans!
Hypothetically, if one were to discover a method via which it's possible to acquire several of Yanfly's paid plugins without paying for them in a technically legitimate fashion, one really should inform him of this, right?
Satisfy my curiosity for a sec please, folks: how many people actively followed/follow my Slip into Ruby or Jump into Javascript series and have found them useful for learning what makes RM tick?
It's still early days, and I was going to keep this under wraps until development is a bit further along, but I'm just so damn proud of how robust the integrity-checking in this plugin is that I have to share it.
Anyone available to help me puzzle out some setup logic queries with this plugin I'm developing?
Worst part about doing a plugin based on an existing system: figuring out the best way for developers to set up the data.
I have no idea what to do with my evening. I was working on the next Slip into Ruby but I kinda want to do something else for a bit. But I have no idea what. Yay indecision!
Y'know, if I spent as much time working on my own game as I do helping people on the forums figure out how to do things for theirs, I'd have been done years ago. XD
Showing tangible progress is so much easier for artists than it is for coders. An artist can show their line art and be like "Hey, look at the rough outline of how this will turn out!" whereas until we get into the UI side of things a coder is just like HEY LOOK AT MY ELDRITCH GIBBERISH THAT WILL ONE DAY BECOME A MENU DUDE TRUST ME
Jump into Javascript has finally been updated! https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/inde...lanation-of-the-default-js-files-in-mv.74928/
It's been a long time coming, but your newest Slip into Ruby is written and posted! https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/inde...troductory-guide-to-rgss-for-beginners.38900/
So it's only like 3 years late but a new Slip into Ruby is on its way!
So I've had a new idea for Slip into Ruby/Jump into Javascript...rather than purely text articles, how about an interactive website?
Looking for some opions on which is the better option: start Slip into Ruby/Jump into Javascript over (with videos) or just update? -
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