Justin
01-03-2005, 08:45 AM
Here are some thoughts on how to get started programming Jesusonic effects. Effects are programmed in a language that is similar in some ways to C, though a bit more simple.
To get started, try hitting E on an existing effect to edit its source. You will be able to scroll around, looking at how the effect works. Once you are in the editor, you can hit F1 to view the editor's help, which includes reference on the language, functions, and sections.
If you want to try modifying the effect, a good way is to open it, then hit Ctrl+N (to save it to a new file), type in a new filename, and save it. Once you have saved a new copy, try making small changes to see how they effect the effect.
Feel free to add more tips to this thread if you have helpful information!
To get started, try hitting E on an existing effect to edit its source. You will be able to scroll around, looking at how the effect works. Once you are in the editor, you can hit F1 to view the editor's help, which includes reference on the language, functions, and sections.
If you want to try modifying the effect, a good way is to open it, then hit Ctrl+N (to save it to a new file), type in a new filename, and save it. Once you have saved a new copy, try making small changes to see how they effect the effect.
Feel free to add more tips to this thread if you have helpful information!