Well, it's finally here: my event demo. It's recommended for advanced users (which is apparently eveyone on here) but it contains a lot of tips for people starting to get familiar with the VX event system. The nice part is that it also includes a bunch of images and facesets from my collection, and is built off of one of the YERD script demos, so it's worth the time. It's sort of a bit of a rush job, so there may be a few kinks in it, but it seemed fine when I ran through it. If I find any problems (or anyone else does), just let me know and I'll see what I can do. Just remember to download (and read, obviously) the text file first, since it tells you what's going on and answers a number of questions you may have.
-In the breeder event, there's a "jump to label: normal" in one of the events. The problem is that I put a comment instead of a label, but luckily it works anyways. So just change the comment to a label.
-for the HellFIRE event, I'm not sure if I included this but make a parallel process event, with this code:
condition branch: if timer = 1 sec or less -switch kill =ON (blows everything up...) play animation - player - no attrib. (....including you) switch kill= OFF game over return to title screen
- the lake is finally fixed. Above the choice box and in between the switch for swimming, put this:
set move route - player - wait 600 frames (10 s, if I understand it correctly)
uncheck "wait until completion" (so you don't have to) and check/turn on "repeat action". It will loop the wait command, but still run the event. Even if it doesn't, you gave yourself some extra time.
Aug. 29 2011 - updated to Demo 1.5 with a ton of other features.
This post has been edited by Alt_Jack: Sep 7 2011, 03:32 PM
I don't think it's whether or not you're good at events (as everyone claims to be) , it's whether or not you're creative when making them. I mean, you can make stuff but is it's tricky to find stuff that's like, "oh wow, that's pretty cool". But hey, go nuts. I've got another semester of greasy hands, pretty girls and Tylenol addictions, so I won't be around to contribute anything worthwhile.