Tutorial/Script Template Options

[Elemental Crisis]

Last Updated: 1/05/09

In order to keep a constant layout for all the Tutorials and Scripts you MUST follow the Tutorial/Script layout posted below. You may add whatever else you like as long as the template below is used.

Tutorial Template

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 ts_submit.png ( 83.87K ) Number of downloads: 30


Please use the picture above with the numbers below.

1. Tutorial/Script Name:
Enter the name of your tutorial, make it so its clear and understandable.
Good: How To Create A Side View Battle System BAD: Cool Battle System!! FF7 Like!!!
2. Tutorial/Script Description:
Keep it short and simple, no need to go into full explanation. One sentence should be enough.
Good: Create a side-view battle system.BAD: Make a really cool awesome like battle system like the ones used in the FF games because it rocks! I LOVE FF!!!
3. Tutorial/Script Category:
The Maker Category the tutorial is for. If the tutorial works for more then one maker then put it in the more recent maker and add a note explaining what other makers it works for.
4. Post Buttons
Use these to enhance your tutorial. Move your mouse pointer over the button for its name.
5. Post Content Box
This is where you want to add your tutorial, please keep the following in mind when writing your tutorial.
- If written by someone else please give them credit at the top before the tutorial.
- If you plan to update your tutorial give it a Version Number: and a Last Updated: section before the tutorial.
- While not required adding a Change Log: after your tutorial or on a separate page will allow you to document all changes done to the tutorial with each version update allowing users to see whats been added.
- When showing coding examples use the code tag. You can either highlight the coding example and click the code tag button in the Post Buttons row, located next to the quote button. Or you can manually write out the code tag, put this [ code] before your coding example and this [ /code ] at the end of your coding example. Just remember to remove the spaces inside the brackets.
- If the coding example is really long and you don't want to stretch your tutorial use the spoiler tag. Put this [ spoiler ] before [ code] and put this [ /spoiler ] after [ /code ]. Again make sure to remove the spaces inside the brackets.
- You can make multiple page tutorials! Simply add [ pagebreak ] where you want the page to end. You can have as many pages as you want.
- Your tutorial should be in a neat and readable form, tutorials are meant to help people not confuse them. Your tutorial will be more understandable if you use labels, spacing and punctuation.
6. Attachments
You can add images as well as other files to your post without having to use an external file host! Simply click the Browse... button and select the image to upload, then select the UPLOAD button and wait for it to upload. Once your done uploading all your files select Manage Current Attachments, a drop down box will appear. Clicking the file name or the paper with a green plus sign will add the file to your post, clicking the paper with a red x will delete that attachment.
7. Once your all done you can select Submit tutorial/Script to have your tutorial uploaded or Preview tutorial/script to view how the tutorial will look.

Example: https://rpgcrisis.net/forums/index.php?auto...&article=24

Script Template

Spoiler! --Click here to view--

 ts_submit.png ( 83.87K ) Number of downloads: 30


Please use the picture above with the numbers below.

1. Tutorial/Script Name:
Enter the name of your script, make it so its clear and understandable.
Good: Trading System BAD: Awesome script that allows you to trade!!!!
2. Tutorial/Script Description:
Keep it short and simple, no need to go into full explanation. One sentence should be enough.
Good: Add a trading system to your game that allows trading with merchants. BAD: This is so awesome!! Use this script and like you can talk to people and trade with them and get some awesome stuff!!!
3. Tutorial/Script Category:
Select either RPG Maker XP or RPG Maker VX
4. Post Buttons
Use these to enhance your script. Move your mouse pointer over the button for its name.
5. Post Content Box
This is where you want to add your tutorial, please keep the following in mind when writing your tutorial.
- The following must be on the first page and filled out. Do not put this on the actual script(s) itself but when posting the script.

Script Name:
Author:
Version:
Number Of Scripts:
Description:
Put Description Here.
Screenshots:
Put Screenshots Here. Add the images via Attachments.
Instructions:
Put Instructions Here.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Put Frequently Asked Question Here.
Script:

- To make multiple page scripts simply add [ pagebreak ] where you want the page to end. You can have as many pages as you want. Just remember to remove the spaces inside the brackets.
- Use the spoiler tag to hide scripts. To use the spoiler tag put [ spoiler ] before [ code ] and [ /spoiler ] after [ /code]. Just remember to remove the spaces inside the brackets.
- When showing the actual script use the code tag. You can either highlight the script and click the code tag button in the Post Buttons row, located next to the quote button. Or you can manually write out the code tag, put this [ code] before your script and this [ /code ] at the end of your script . Just remember to remove the spaces inside the brackets.
- Your script should be in a neat and readable form, scripts are meant to help people not confuse them. Your script will be more understandable if you use labels, spacing and punctuation.
6. Attachments
You can add images as well as other files to your post without having to use an external file host! Simply click the Browse... button and select the image to upload, then select the UPLOAD button and wait for it to upload. Once your done uploading all your files select Manage Current Attachments, a drop down box will appear. Clicking the file name or the paper with a green plus sign will add the file to your post, clicking the paper with a red x will delete that attachment.
7. Once your all done you can select Submit tutorial/Script to have your tutorial uploaded or Preview tutorial/script to view how the script will look.

Script Example: https://rpgcrisis.net/forums/index.php?auto...&article=38

Please allow 24 hours for our staff to review the Tutorial/Script. While we will fix small things we will not re-write the layout if its wrong. If wrong your tutorial will be rejected and a PM will be sent to you with the reason.