hello everyone,
i would like to use the RGSS (Ruby Game Scripting System) to create games
and stuff like that..
but the current examples i've seen call on classes (or maybe modules) like
Sound and Graphics, does anybody know the complete underlying system, so i
could take full advantage of it?
greetings, Dirk.
Dirk Meijer ha scritto:
hello everyone,
i would like to use the RGSS (Ruby Game Scripting System) to create games and stuff like that..
but the current examples i've seen call on classes (or maybe modules) like Sound and Graphics, does anybody know the complete underlying system, so i could take full advantage of it?
greetings, Dirk.
I think you may have misunderstand what RGSS does: it builds on top of RPGMaker XP which is a platform to build RPG games which comes with ruby as a scripting language.
I think Sound and Graphics are part of the default RPGMaker "library"
Dirk Meijer wrote:
i would like to use the RGSS (Ruby Game Scripting System) to create games and stuff like that..
but the current examples i've seen call on classes (or maybe modules) like Sound and Graphics, does anybody know the complete underlying system, so i could take full advantage of it?
If this doesn't work out there is also the game development library Ruby-Gosu which might be quite a bit more low level, but it still has very nice interfaces: http://www.raschke.de/julian/gosu/
i know it does that, but i also know it is possible to script in RGSS
without using the RPG Maker,
the RPG Maker is like a user-friendly interface.
i also know that Sound and Graphics are part of the RPG Maker library, but i
can't seem to find it, so if anyone knows what it looks like or where i
could find it, that would be very helpful.
2005/9/8, gabriele renzi <surrender_it@-remove-yahoo.it<http://remove-yahoo.it>
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Dirk Meijer ha scritto:
> hello everyone,
> i would like to use the RGSS (Ruby Game Scripting System) to create
games
> and stuff like that..
> but the current examples i've seen call on classes (or maybe modules)
like
> Sound and Graphics, does anybody know the complete underlying system, so
i
> could take full advantage of it?
> greetings, Dirk.
>I think you may have misunderstand what RGSS does: it builds on top of
RPGMaker XP which is a platform to build RPG games which comes with ruby
as a scripting language.
I think Sound and Graphics are part of the default RPGMaker "library"
If this doesn't work out there is also the game development library
Ruby-Gosu which might be quite a bit more low level, but it still has
very nice interfaces: http://www.raschke.de/julian/gosu/
that looks really nice, and it doesn't look all too hard, i'll check it out
