Like what DDLC did that you suddenly found files on the game folder?
Also, on the new game of miwashiba!!! Is any script like that excist? I don't know how it called so it's hard to find
How to download a file on the middle of a game to the game folder?
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It's hard to find because it doesn't exist. Attempt to connect a VXA game.exe to the internet is not an easy task. Probably impossible, but maybe it's possible, idk.
You might get better luck if you use MV, but then again I don't use MV.
Edit: Or were u asking about VNM? Because I see you're using VNM and mentioned DDLC, that this thread might happen to get created in the wrong room? -
No, I'm not making a vn!
I didn't decide for a program yet, I thought to do it with MV or VXA because I have both, thank you for replying! -
Do you want the game to generate a file on the fly? Or actually download one from the internet? Because at least in VX Ace it's possible to generate (and read from) a .ini file, but as TheoAllen said it's probably nearly impossible to download something from a server (plus not having an internet connection could completely break the game).
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The first one!Do you want the game to generate a file on the fly? Or actually download one from the internet? Because at least in VX Ace it's possible to generate (and read from) a .ini file, but as TheoAllen said it's probably nearly impossible to download something from a server (plus not having an internet connection could completely break the game).
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Ok, and what kind of file do you want to create? A text file, an image maybe?
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A text file! Perhaps pdf!Ok, and what kind of file do you want to create? A text file, an image maybe?
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Making PDF is more complex than you thought. If you just want to create txt file
Code:File.open("filename.txt", "w+") do |file| Marshal.dump("Write text here", file) end -
Thank you!! It's a script code for the game, correct?Making PDF is more complex than you thought. If you just want to create txt file
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It's script call
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A little question "/n" is used for writing another line, right?It's script call
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Yes, but it's using \n