how do you end the damn events???????its geting on my nerves!!!!!!!

are you still having trouble with that? OMG I did too, until...FINALLY after reading a ton of forums and doing the expamples I DID IT!...I really really need someone to train me though on the thing because I have to do it for school and I havn't learned everything to a crisp...I would really like it if someone would help me though....

If you mean Auto-Start events:

1. Open the event you want to end.
2. Double click in the big white window, below everything else in there.
3. On page 1, find the switch thing. (I use 2k3, so I'm not sure what it's named in 2k)
4. Select an unused switch, I guess if you don't know how to do this, no switches are used yet.
5. Name the switch. (optional)
6. Set it to be turned ON.
7. Back in the event window, make a new page, with the button at the top of the window.
8. Find the trigger conditions thing, and double-click inside "switch".
9. Set it to the same switch as the one you made a moment ago.
10. Back in the event window, change it from Auto-Start to anything else.

That should work, I think.

I know it's very basic, but I wanted to try out a new way to say things, my "guides" are often really hard to understand. Is this one hard to understand?

i have read those damn guides and they piss me
off but thanks for that help

In my opinion I think you just dont' like to take the time...I'd read forums and tutorials more and do the examples because you'll eventually get it...I like finally did...that is why I ROCK!...haha jp

o you rock? ok i figured it out thanks

Originally posted by andymann89

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((o you rock))? ok i figured it out thanks

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Is that sarcasm? <----glare and I'm glad you did

*hiding behind a rock* no it wasn't i promise...lol no i wasn't being sarcastic just asking if you really did

Well of course I am and I can't see the pic in your thingie box.

Those switches and stuff really suck. And worse, you can only use them once in a game. And on RpgXP, they give you local switches, which could be used millions of times. In simple. To end a item event, once you get one. Here's how:

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1. On event commands, activate the item or whatever that you want to get.
2. Create a new event page. (You should know how).
3. On that second page, look under "event conditions" and you will see the item box or whatever. Select the item that you have activated on your first page to the event conditions part of the page.

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How things would run?

When you get the item on the first event page. The event condition will automatically know that and trasfer you to the second page. Then you can end the event or whatever there without using them dumb switches. Take note that this event also works for getting characters and the timer or whatever. I hope I didn't miss anything, however, showing you a simple way in case it comes to an item event or somthing.

Ahh, you can so be a back up source Chris, you use 2000? You can help me, if I have a question (which is rare) I can ask you and you can answer ya' know what I mean? that would be GREAT!...just need to know if it is 2000 you use.

Yeah, I use 2000. But only to try learning new things with it. Figuring out stuff here and there. I'm making my games using XP though. And also I can use 2003. Since winXP has support for all three of those, but 2000 and 2003 runs much better for me. Yeah, I've been good in helping people with there problems. And I'm darn good proud of it.

COOL! I'll have you jotted down in my buddy list

Alright. Well, we can speak whenever I actually get back on, I guess. Since I told most of the whole community that I had a life problem and was going to be away for more that a while. But, I'll be sure to speak to ya on aol at anytime soon. Whenever you need help on stuff.

thanks for the advice guys