Money (adding and subtracting script) tuturial mod

http://www.dropfiles.net//files/535/Cave Story/Money Tutorial 10 23 08.rar

I made a mod explaining how to use the money / addition / subtraction scripts i made.

The stats:
The game will recognize between 0 and 255 money.
You use items that allow you to carry said money at a max of 63, 127, and 255.
60 flags are used.
A whopping 12618 characters are used in ArmsItem script (telling you how much money you have when you use a money bag, and the money bag flavor text)
255 events in ArmsItem script
4789 characters in Head script
79 events in Head script

I hope this is understandable and helps everyone make more interesting games.

 

money...

Hawt dayum, you've created something nice here.
This could spawn tons of interest in more mods, and it adds more depth to cavestory.
i might use this in my mod, ty.

 

... wow. Wow. Very impressive.

This is basically the way binary works, isn't it? Except... done without even variables, or built in loops...

 

It's very binary.

 

So... this mod was made with some binary editing or just pure awesome TSC scriting? o.o <-- oops my mouth just spilled some rubbish, sorry.

Edit - OMG AWESOME YOU FAGGOT PRO! DDDDDDD:

 

This is all done with scripts in sue's workshop. But the way it uses flag jumps mimics binary.

 

It's very helpful.
Very thanks!

 

...Somehow i thought of a random mod idea that might work...

 

This is actually a similar concept to what I was planning on using in my mod, although more complex. In my mod, I just keep track of seven numbers from 1-6 using three flags for each number.

 

It's a mod about how to mod! Brilliant. I hope everybody sees this, this is a great piece of work. Screw hacking, view the power of pure TSC scripting!

 

So is it clear how to use this? I was hoping people would be able to implement this into there own mods. If anyone has questions feel free to ask.

 

Too bad the link is dead, I'm doing something in my mod that I think is similar, and I'd have liked to see how Serious Implemented it. Oh well.

 

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?xwntn2znqyr

Here you are Dooey.


This thread makes me not want to help this community btw.

 

Thank You

This is not actually similar at all to what I was doing. Its much more complex than what I need, but I do think I'll use some parts from it. I've definitely got some ideas from that to help make my script easier to expand if I ever decide to.

 

why does it make you not wanna help the community?

 

Because nobody showed much interest in it?

Just to restate - I think this work is godly, it just doesn't fit with what I'm working on at the moment

 

Correct Doublethink, and thank you.

 

what? noone showed interest in it?
that sucks. personally, I thought it was awesome, and it's a whole lot easier then incorporating variables via assembly.