In the script editor, can you select multiple scripts at one time? If so, how?

[bringbacklake.com]

Title says it all, sorry, I don't use the script editor much.

[Mystix]

If you wanted to copy all the scripts from one project into another project, you could copy the Data\Scripts.rvdata2 file over. This might be a quick method for copying a bunch of scripts over into a new project perhaps. But be warned, doing this will overwrite / replace any scripts currently in the target project (have backups of your project too before attempting such).

Other than that, you can copy and paste one script at a time as need be.

[bringbacklake.com]

Originally posted by LoneWolfDon:

If you wanted to copy all the scripts from one project into another project, you could copy the Data\Scripts.rvdata2 file over. This might be a quick method for copying a bunch of scripts over into a new project perhaps. But be warned, doing this will overwrite / replace any scripts currently in the target project (have backups of your project too before attempting such).

Other than that, you can copy and paste one script at a time as need be.

Ok, thank you. I knew you could do the Data/Scripts thing, but I can't overwrite my other scripts.

[Hajami]

If you press Caps you can select many event code lines and copy paste em. in rgss3 scripts Library that doesnt work.

[bringbacklake.com]

Originally posted by LoneWolfDon:

If you wanted to copy all the scripts from one project into another project, you could copy the Data\Scripts.rvdata2 file over. This might be a quick method for copying a bunch of scripts over into a new project perhaps. But be warned, doing this will overwrite / replace any scripts currently in the target project (have backups of your project too before attempting such).

Other than that, you can copy and paste one script at a time as need be.

Is there any way I can have mutliple instances of the Steam version of RPG Maker VX Ace running? Having to exit my project every time for each script is challenging and stressfull.

[Hatsukuro]

You should be able to open a game without having to go through steam by double clicking Game.rvproj2 in the project folder. This is how I have multiple games open. But I use the desktop version, so I'm not sure how Steam would handle this (if at all).

EDIT: Also, this goes in "How To", not general, so I moved it for you. :)

[Mystix]

Another way I sometimes do it is use a notepad utility (I prefer Editpad, which is a nice free Notepad-like utility, can have multiple tabs, more features than Windows basic notepad http://editpadlite.com/ ), copy each script that I want there into it's own tab/page, then when I'm ready I can paste each script into my project (give it a name as you like for each script in the script pane).

[bringbacklake.com]

Originally posted by CP:

You should be able to open a game without having to go through steam by double clicking Game.rvproj2 in the project folder. This is how I have multiple games open. But I use the desktop version, so I'm not sure how Steam would handle this (if at all).

EDIT: Also, this goes in "How To", not general, so I moved it for you. :)

First off, it doesn't work. Second off, the new "organized discussion" feature really confuses me, sorry. I thought How-To was for tutorials.

[bringbacklake.com]

Originally posted by LoneWolfDon:

Another way I sometimes do it is use a notepad utility (I prefer Editpad, which is a nice free Notepad-like utility, can have multiple tabs, more features than Windows basic notepad http://editpadlite.com/ ), copy each script that I want there into it's own tab/page, then when I'm ready I can paste each script into my project (give it a name as you like for each script in the script pane).

That's a great idea! Thanks!

[Hatsukuro]

Originally posted by A Festive Pumpkin:

First off, it doesn't work. Second off, the new "organized discussion" feature really confuses me, sorry. I thought How-To was for tutorials.

Like I said, wasn't sure how Steam would handle that. It works for me, but I use the desktop version. I also know some programs from can be opened from their folders without activating Steam, but it seems Ace is not one of those programs.

Additionally, I agree that "How to" is confusing. If nothing else I'll try to get it changed to "Support".

[Kio Kurashi]

With or without steam I can activate RPG Maker. and I can have multiple instances up because I made my own shortcut to RM. For some reason (probably a default anti-cheat gaurd) if you use the shortcut that has the steam ID****** as it destination path it will only allow for one to be opened. Also before I made my shortcut I used the method CP stated so it does actually work. However If I had one project open and I tried to open another project it would open a second copy of the first project and then I would have to manually open it. still have to do that with my shortcut as well.

[Particlect]

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Originally posted by A Festive Pumpkin:

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