Maker:
RPG Maker XP
Background:
The 2 things I am wondering is if there is a program for XP that creates custom windows for you to add to your title screen menu and your in-game menu, all the one's im finding all seem to be for VX
The second thing, is there a link or somewhere in the program that shows me the commands for the player controls? by that i mean what do the buttons do, not what button is set-up for what, because "space = C" but i dont have any idea on what "C" does in the game
Problem:
I cant find either
Tried Solutions:
Google
SEARCH BUTTON ( more then twice )
Full Version: 2 Things Im Wondering About
QUOTE (Moksock @ Nov 13 2010, 11:01 AM) 
Maker:
RPG Maker XP
Background:
The 2 things I am wondering is if there is a program for XP that creates custom windows for you to add to your title screen menu and your in-game menu, all the one's im finding all seem to be for VX
The second thing, is there a link or somewhere in the program that shows me the commands for the player controls? by that i mean what do the buttons do, not what button is set-up for what, because "space = C" but i dont have any idea on what "C" does in the game
Problem:
I cant find either
Tried Solutions:
Google
SEARCH BUTTON ( more then twice )
RPG Maker XP
Background:
The 2 things I am wondering is if there is a program for XP that creates custom windows for you to add to your title screen menu and your in-game menu, all the one's im finding all seem to be for VX
The second thing, is there a link or somewhere in the program that shows me the commands for the player controls? by that i mean what do the buttons do, not what button is set-up for what, because "space = C" but i dont have any idea on what "C" does in the game
Problem:
I cant find either
Tried Solutions:
SEARCH BUTTON ( more then twice )
For your first question, there is but its soo buggy I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. This project would of made making windows 10x easier but the creator gave up. Here's the project if you want to take a look: http://rmrk.net/index.php/topic,6977.0.html
2nd - have no clue
Ok, thank you 
hmmmm well i know that if you have game.exe running(like if you are testing your game) you can press f1 to bring up the properties. You can take a look at gamepad(which would be controls in game) and keyboard(which would be what buttons you press on your keyboard and what those buttons correspond to) For example, C is pretty much the "accept" button so space & enter & c do the same thing does that help?
does that help?
so what your trying to say is just go and test every butten?
I think I have it figured out.
On the left, you have the buttons that are actually pressed.
On the right, you can use this key to figure out what each of these letters actually correspond to:
c is used for confirmation. By default, the space and enter keys are tied to this, so that if you press enter or space, you're actually pressing the c key.
b is used for accessing the menu and canceling things. By default, the x and escape keys are tied to this.
a is used for dashing. By default, this is the shift key.
The x, y, z, l, and r keys aren't typically used, except if you want them to be used by conditional branch.
I hope this helped, but if not, I can give a basic example...
If you want, say, the shift key to be used for confirmation, just hit F1 and go to keyboard, like so...
shift: C
No, really, I do hope I cleared things up for you. It took me a while to figure out this thing.
On the left, you have the buttons that are actually pressed.
On the right, you can use this key to figure out what each of these letters actually correspond to:
c is used for confirmation. By default, the space and enter keys are tied to this, so that if you press enter or space, you're actually pressing the c key.
b is used for accessing the menu and canceling things. By default, the x and escape keys are tied to this.
a is used for dashing. By default, this is the shift key.
The x, y, z, l, and r keys aren't typically used, except if you want them to be used by conditional branch.
I hope this helped, but if not, I can give a basic example...
If you want, say, the shift key to be used for confirmation, just hit F1 and go to keyboard, like so...
shift: C
No, really, I do hope I cleared things up for you. It took me a while to figure out this thing.
QUOTE (TheBen @ Nov 20 2010, 12:42 PM)
I think I have it figured out.
On the left, you have the buttons that are actually pressed.
On the right, you can use this key to figure out what each of these letters actually correspond to:
c is used for confirmation. By default, the space and enter keys are tied to this, so that if you press enter or space, you're actually pressing the c key.
b is used for accessing the menu and canceling things. By default, the x and escape keys are tied to this.
a is used for dashing. By default, this is the shift key.
The x, y, z, l, and r keys aren't typically used, except if you want them to be used by conditional branch.
I hope this helped, but if not, I can give a basic example...
If you want, say, the shift key to be used for confirmation, just hit F1 and go to keyboard, like so...
shift: C
No, really, I do hope I cleared things up for you. It took me a while to figure out this thing.
On the left, you have the buttons that are actually pressed.
On the right, you can use this key to figure out what each of these letters actually correspond to:
c is used for confirmation. By default, the space and enter keys are tied to this, so that if you press enter or space, you're actually pressing the c key.
b is used for accessing the menu and canceling things. By default, the x and escape keys are tied to this.
a is used for dashing. By default, this is the shift key.
The x, y, z, l, and r keys aren't typically used, except if you want them to be used by conditional branch.
I hope this helped, but if not, I can give a basic example...
If you want, say, the shift key to be used for confirmation, just hit F1 and go to keyboard, like so...
shift: C
No, really, I do hope I cleared things up for you. It took me a while to figure out this thing.
Thank You SOOOO Much TheBen, this helped me SOOOOOOOO much
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