Difference between revisions of "Battle System Tutorial by Vakinox"
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Revision as of 23:02, 15 February 2014
This tutorial is an attempt to encourage people, new to this area of coding, to create their own simple battle systems. It is preferred you have some experience in other areas of sphere and a fair amount in learning the API before you dive off into this tutorial without the proper background. The more you practice, the more you know.
Before You Begin
First, you will need to know a few essentials.
- Good Grasp On Sphere
- How to make TextBoxes
- How to problem solve
- If-Then, For-Loop, and While-Loop conditionals
- An understanding of Global and Local Variables
(Optional:)
- Create full-functional menus
- Knowledge of Color Coding
- Familiarity with Sphere’s API
Contents
