Some feedback for luna engine

[AwesomeCool]

I am finding Luna engine very fun to mess with so far (and it looks very powerful).

Although I am finding the instructions for some stuff a little bit cryptic or there being too little info for people not familiar of programming lingo (ex: the line that says :ani_rate under under the hp_bar settings in battle config, there is no indication of what it does other then it saying the max is 1.00).

I suggest that there be clearer instructions in a later version (within the scripts themselves), even though it is a pain to do.  Plus, this could curve down the amount of questions about problems too. 

Other then that it looks great, two thumbs up ( ).

 

[nio kasgami]

ani_rate will be more in complete : Animation_Rate ? 

 

[AwesomeCool]

I realize that it is for the rate of some animation that deals with the hp bar, but for what exactly, and what is the rate (percentage) based on?

 

[nio kasgami]

if my guess is good I suppose is for the rate How animate the Hp bar

 

[EternalShadow]

if my guess is good I suppose is for the rate How animate the Hp bar

What happens when you change the number?

 

[nio kasgami]

hum well for this I don't have anyy answerr maybe people should test it...

 

[TheoAllen]

I would suggest to make a complete wiki and tell all the features

I also found that Luna instructions are cryptic even I'm a scripter. I need to dig around the core script just to make sure where they use those configuration lol

 

[Archeia]

We'll see what we can do. We do have a github so people can share stuff though! :3

 

[Dr.Yami]

/me sometimes forget what those options do lol

I think making a wiki is good, since people can edit and add things too

 

[Ruby]

/me sometimes forget what those options do lol

I think making a wiki is good, since people can edit and add things too

I think this would be perfect.

 

[Zenny]

I'm not sure if you have managed to figure out the "ani_rate" and what it means by "Max number". The max number of the ani_rate is shown as 1.00 this being the fastest the animation will go while 0.01 is the slowest I've found, anything beyond this such as; 0.001, 0.0001, will not work and the animation will stop completely. The ani_rate from what I can tell  works from a hundredth of a second(centisecond, fastest) to 1 sec(slowest) therefore if you wanted to tell what your ani_rate was just simply put 1(second) over 100(centisecond); 1/100 = 0.01, 2/100 = 0.02, and etc. So overall to simply put it, the bigger the decimal the smoother the animation will be, and the smaller the decimal, the faster the animation will go.