I really don't understand the way the guide is explaining it. Is a macro one of those ways that text codes are predefined for use later? Or is it a peice of code used for something else?
I really don't understand the way the guide is explaining it. Is a macro one of those ways that text codes are predefined for use later? Or is it a peice of code used for something else?
A macro is a shortcut. You can create macros (like shortcuts for verbs, like "say") in Dream Seeker yourself. If you want to create your own customised macros for your game, you can create a dms program. Here's a short demonstration on how it can work.
// this is in a .dms file, not a .dm file!
macro number1 set name = "F1"// when you hit the F1 button return"say"// it acts that you typed in "say" and pressed enter in the command line
Macros can be useful, but sometimes other people's macros can get in the way of the game's.
A macro is a shortcut. You can create macros (like shortcuts for verbs, like "say") in Dream Seeker yourself. If you want to create your own customised macros for your game, you can create a dms program. Here's a short demonstration on how it can work.
Macros can be useful, but sometimes other people's macros can get in the way of the game's.
This setup can be done in a shorter way, too.
Hope I helped.
~~> Dragon Lord