Class System

Nah, hit the |...| button to the right of where it says "A:\". That'll let you browse to wherever you want to put the gamedisk files. You can also manually type the destination in, but only after you've hit the browse button. I suggest saving it to a folder on your desktop, and putting all of those files into one ZIP.

Note that you CAN copy/paste the files into your project folder (make sure they're in the right directory). You can also use the Resource manager in the Tools menu (or on the toolbar) to import the resources yourself. It's safer to import them, since you'll be able to make sure the transparency is working properly. (See http://zelaron.com/forum/showthread....92327#poststop for more details on transparency while importing)

Quick question: Say I'm a lv15 Knight and switch to Black Mage, with it set to take me to lv1. If I want to go back to a Knight, would I still be lv15 once I switched? Or would I have to start all over again?

You'll start over again. If you want to keep levels, you'll need to:

-Save current level in variable
-change class - level 1

And when you change back:

-change class
-increase level by variable, minus 1

Hey BlueCube, How do u change the Color of yur Font.... ive seen some game where some of the text is like orange.. etc... and another question... do some rm2k3 games have like a write protect? I Dled a rm2k3 game to view and learn how to do certain things.... but for some reason it wont let me access it with RPGMaker

I haven't seen a write protected game myself - make sure the folder is directly off of the Project folder. Some people pack their games inside of a folder, so if you unzip MegaGame to C:\RPGMaker\Project\MegaGame, the actual folder might be C:\RPGMaker\Project\MegaGame\MegaGame and won't open in RPG Maker.

As to font, you do that directly in the "Show Message" command. You basically do this: \c[0]Hello. You can change the number in the brackets to anything between 0 and 19 (anything above that gives the same color as 19). The colors are determined by the system graphic, located in the System tab at the bottom right. The default sets all have the same color, but you could always edit them if you want a different scheme. \c[0] is normal text, by the way, and any color that you set continues for the rest of the message, or until you change it.

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\c[2]BlueCube
\c[0] My name is highlighted!
\c[1]1\c[2]2\c[3]3\c[4]4\c[5]5\c[6]6\c[7]7\c[8]8\c[9]9\c[10]0
\c[11]1\c[12]2\c[13]3\c[14]4\c[15]5\c[16]6\c[17]7\c[18]8\c[19]9\c[20]0

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Which comes out like this:

Wow.. Bluecube yur the best... man i thought it was a button or something... you have to type that everytime u wanna change colors im a slow typer this bites hehe