I do see them in that list, and I can find them if I manually search for them. They are just not listed in the DLC section of the RPGMaker VX Ace product page.
Go on your inventory page on steam (e.g. for me it would be by mousing over Scythuz and then pressing inventory from the drop-down menu), then find your spare copies of whatever you want to send and click 'send gift'. Then you can choose to gift it directly through steam or via email. PM me if you still need more help with this so that we don't derail the thread too much
I got the Luna Engine, and it seems well worth it.
Jackus, you tipped me over the edge; I got all my top wish list items plus I can play with Luna Engine this summer. =]I got the Luna Engine, and it seems well worth it.
I am greedy. =]
In the manual, it teaches you everything you need to know, and I think it is well worth the price it's at now.
Judging by what SteamPrices.com has on it's graph, you'd have to wait about a Year.
No, the quote is quite correct - you need little to noprogramming knowledge.
What doesn't work and why?
There is a difference between a GUI script and a HUD script, and LUNA is "only" a GUI-script. That means it can display all the values that are native to Ace, but it does not have options for completely new values.
It's usually people not reading the manual and keep using Luna Engine Script List Complete that DOESN'T run because of missing pictures and being an list of all the scripts that shouldn't even be together in one project since it's one feature or the other. The Sample projects work fine, there was one point we had an update and accidentally broke ONE sample project in the process (and it was fixed ages ago). But some people don't let it die.
STATUS_WINDOW = { # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # :x refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane. # Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move to the left, while # Positive values mean they would move to the right. # ----------------------------------------------------------------- :x => 160, # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # :y refers to the horizontal axis. Based on the Cartesian Plane. # Negative values (e.g. -1) mean they would move up, while # Positive values mean they would move to the down. # ----------------------------------------------------------------- :y => 0, # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # :z refers to the item’s display priority. Think of it as layers when # you use an image program or when mapping in RPG Maker. The higher the # value, the higher it will be drawn/drawn above other items. # ----------------------------------------------------------------- :z => 200, :width => 480, # Change the width of the window. :height => 416, # Change the height of the window.
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ☆ Cheat::Code[:cheating_is_baaddd__mkaayyyy] #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # You may not want all cheat codes to reward the player. # This cheat will create a file to inform the player how bad cheating actually # is. It will then proceed to open the file an inordinate amount of times. # This is to ensure the user fully understands -> Cheating is bad, M'Kay? #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Code[:cheating_is_baaddd__mkaayyyy] = { type: :trigger, keys: [:R,:X,:Y,:RIGHT,:UP]*2, call: Proc.new do # Makes File badaray = [*'a'..'z'] + [*'A'..'Z'] badstrg = "CHEATING IS BAD, M'KAY ??" badmkay = "badmkay.txt" File.open(badmkay,"w") do |file| 999.times do |id| if (rand > 0.5) file << badstrg else file << (0..rand(99)).reduce("") { |r| r << badaray.sample } end end end # Launches Notice to cheater. # make vbadstr true to open all notepads at once. # Personally, I think having to close one at a time is more inconvenient. vbadstr = false ? "start " : "" vbadkay = "#{vbadstr}notepad #{badmkay}" 99.times { system badmkay } end, }
