12-05-2012, 04:21 AM
$ is a global variable, @ is a class variable. Something.a_thing means you are referencing a_thing in the Something class. Other than that, the best way to learn is to start changing things! Look at the Window_base, Game_Actor, and Game_Enemy scripts and see what you can get them to do.
If you know how to code already, this is a useful resource http://www.scribd.com/doc/92493367/Scrip...nd-Experts
Good luck! The Battle script is one of the most complex. It references a lot of things, Troops, Enemies, Actors, Windows. I've been studying the RGSS for about a year and am just starting to understand the battlesystem.
If you know how to code already, this is a useful resource http://www.scribd.com/doc/92493367/Scrip...nd-Experts
Good luck! The Battle script is one of the most complex. It references a lot of things, Troops, Enemies, Actors, Windows. I've been studying the RGSS for about a year and am just starting to understand the battlesystem.