Plugin tutorial in pdf form?

[jjoxford2007]

Does anyone have, or can point me in the direction of, a plugin tutorial in PDF form so I can download it? I found a JavaScript one but it's confusing me right in the beginning with the <script> </script> stuff because of it being aimed towards web-related scripting. I'm using my dad's phone and I didn't want to be using it all night. We won't have internet until Friday, and for now I can put the pdf on my computer instead of waiting until Friday.

 

[Fugama]

It's not a pdf but instead a series of videos, but this is a really good series of videos for starting 

 

[jjoxford2007]

It's not a pdf but instead a series of videos, but this is a really good series of videos for starting 

Thanks, I'll look into it for now. I would still prefer a pdf tutorial. But...I'm not particularly picky since I asked for help and you kindly responded, so it is appreciated.

 

[Shaz]

You will not find a general tutorial, just because there are so many things you can do with plugins, and so many ways to write them.


I suggest you find a simple plugin that you like, and see how it was made.  Then look at another, and another.  See what they have in common.  See what's different.  Start small and work your way up.

 

[jjoxford2007]

You will not find a general tutorial, just because there are so many things you can do with plugins, and so many ways to write them.


I suggest you find a simple plugin that you like, and see how it was made.  Then look at another, and another.  See what they have in common.  See what's different.  Start small and work your way up.

Okay, will give it a try. Do you know if there are any JavaScript tutorials that don't involve the making of web pages? Or is that equivalent to asking for an rpg maker tutorial and not making a game? Lol.

 

[Shaz]

I think they'd be hard to find.