Ruby Tutorial 3 - Classes/Methods/Inheritance

[MrHaRehari]

thanks, works, sorry for this.. im just beginer

[MrHaRehari]

it works. but when i want to talk with the event :

Script 'Tutorial' line 11: NoMethodError occured undefined method 'Mine' for Window:Class

ftw is 'method'

[gubid]

@MrHaRehari Looks like you also have a period instead of an underscore here:

Window.Mine.new on the line where it died. I didnt plug it it, I just sight read what was wrong.

[MrHaRehari]

class Window_Mine < Window_Base  def initialize super(0,0,320, 240) actor = $game_actors(1) x, y = 5, 50 draw_actor_face(actor, x, y) end

end

class Scene_Mine < Scene_Base def start @my_window = Window.Mine.new end def update @my_window.update if Input.trigger?(Input::C) $scene = Scene_Map.new end end def terminate @my_window.dispose end

end

can't see problem

[gubid]

@MrHaRehari This line: actor = $game_actors(1)

Should have square brackets rather than regular paren.

$game_actors[1]

[MrHaRehari]

Error: Script 'Tutorial' line 4: syntax error occurred ftw??

[gubid]

@MrHaRehari You probably misspelt attr_accessor or you put the : right next to it. Otherwise, it could be that you put a second class name above. its hard to say without your exactly script text. But those would be my first guesses.

[Thingsandstuffmaybe]

godlike

[diamondandplatinum3]

class Window_Mine < Window_Base def initialize super (0,0,320,240) actor = $game_actors[1] x, y = 5, 50 draw_actor_face(actor, x, y) end

end

class Scene_Mine < Scene_Base def start @my_window = Window_Mine.new end def update @my_window.update if Input.trigger?(Input::C) sound.play_decision $scene = Scene_Map.new end

It's telling me I have 'wrong number of arguments (0 for 4)' on line 11

which is '@my_window = Window_Mine.new'.

[gubid]

@diamondandplatinum3 Looks like you have an extra space between super and the ()'s. If you space, then it assumes you are going to pass each argument that way.

[Yandrox14]

@gubid Ugh, im such an idiot. Thank you anyways.

[gubid]

@Yandrox14 As I have said, spelling errors are the most common errors you will encounter. I wish you the best of luck with your project.

[tangonoose]

@gubid

+1 to that. I was struggling with an error and all I was missing was the word 'end' that I had forgotten to write in twice.

[Yandrox14]

@gubid Sorry, last post was a mess >_<. So I get NameError on line 16. unitialized constant Scene_Mine::Imput. The script:

class Scene_Mine < Scene_Base def start @my_window = Window_Mine.new end def update @my_window.update if Imput.trigger?(Imput::C) $scene = Scene_Map.new end end def dispose @my_window.dispose end

end

[gubid]

@Yandrox14 imput is not the module, its Input with an N. That would be why you get the error.

[Yandrox14]

@gubid Thank you! Now I can get into the game. But as soon as I talk to the NPC, I get an error: Script 'Tutorial 2' line 16: NameError occurred. uninitialized constant Scene_Mine::Imput. class Scene_Mine < Scene_Base def start @my_window = Window_Mine.new end def update @my_window.update if Imput.trigger?(Imput::C) $scene = Scene_Map.new end end def dispose @my_window.dispose end end

[Yandrox14]

I have a problem. I get an error: Script 'Tutorial 2' line 4: SyntaxError ocurried.

my script:

class Window_Mine < Window_Base def initialize super(0, 0, 320, 240) actor = $game_actors(1) x, y = 5, 50 draw_actor_face(actor, x, y) end

end

class Scene_Mine < Scene_Base def start @my_window = Window_Mine.new end def update @my_window.update if Imput.trigger?(Imput::C) $scene = Scene_Map.new  end end def dispose @my_window.dispose end

end

[gubid]

@Yandrox14 Sorry! its probably just the bad resolution, but that reference to $game_actors should be [ ] rather than ( ) or { }.

[JonFawkes]

Very comprehensive and easy to understand. You mentioned the "snapshot_for_background" thing in Scene_Base. How would you use that in your example? I can't seem to get the game to stay appearing in the background instead of the black screen

[ripwolfram]

@DaminLake

you have @ symbol before scene = Scene_Map.new

you need $ symbol

[Chao5bringer]

Holy crap, I'm actually understanding this now.

[gubid]

@Chao5bringer Awesome! Glad I could help. Now go help others!

[gubid]

@DaminLake do remember that 'Input::C' is not actually the C button, but rather the space or enter. I dont see anything wrong with your code otherwise.

[Regless]

amazing tutorials. thank you very much.

[Blacuchops]

Great Tutorial! Really helped.. Gonna watch all of your tutorials :D