Hi all, here’s where I’m gonna post all the stuff I’ve been working on.
Everything I post is built with the C Skill System in mind, so if you want to use it you’ll need to follow the instructions in the README and fork my project.
MP System
MP System
Scrollable Prep Menu
Scrollable prep menu
Multi-leveling Forging
Multi-level Forging
Originally developed by Dragz and extended by me to include a new UI, multiple forge levels at once and feedback via popups and an animation on completing the forge.
Can some of this stuff be installed without using the C Skill System? AKA, as standalone installers? I’m particularly interested in Level Up Quotes, and maybe Bonus EXP.
And don’t take this the wrong way. But your Github Repo is very hard to navigate. There are no ReadMes in the folders, and little to no comments on the code. So if I’m trying to look for a particular patch, I’m not sure where to go. Or if I’m looking at something new, I can’t tell what the heck it does.
Of course, you don’t NEED to do it. But it would be nice for other users as well, if your putting your stuff out there.
Lastly, a million Kudos for getting Forging to work with Durability. That is MIGHTY impressive, and I hope to see it in hacks in the future.
Bonus EXP doesn’t actually exist yet. Still on my todo list.
Making this stuff available as standalone isn’t really the point of this thread. Hence the part about needing to fork my repo to use it. I don’t really want to juggle multiple repos in getting this to install outside of what I work with. But I don’t mind if someone else wants to do it, I encourage it even.
Fair point on the READMEs. I might add some later down the road.
So if I’m trying to look for a particular patch, I’m not sure where to go.
The general idea is that you go here to toggle the various features on/off. Many of these features are split out across multiple files, so you’d use the config name to find which files they’re in if you want to study the code. It’s also part of the reason why I’m reluctant to create standalone installers for some of these things, they’re quite complicated to extract https://github.com/JesterWizard/C-SkillSystem-Mokha/blob/main/include/configs/configs.h
This is because some of your file names have a colon (:) in the file name, which Windows doesn’t allow. I assume you’re working on Linux then?
I recommend that you change that so that people can get a hold of your repo without needing to use command line
EDIT: I also made a pull request. If you accept it, it should work fine.
Also, there seems to be an issue where the Shadowgift Plus icon isn’t fully commited? IDK why that happens
Yeah Linux on Windows have this weird thing where these ‘zone identifier’ files get created when you copy files over to it. I’ll delete them.
Not possible. If you have a look at the README you’ll see this repo needs Linux to be able to work. Fortunately Windows does offer an option to use a Linux environment via WSL without needing to dualboot. The instructions are also in the README
