THE MAGNIFICENT WORLD OF MOBILE PROGRAMS (MPROGS)
Keywords:
MP-BOOK
In this guide to the world of mobile programs (MPROG) we will discuss each and every function that we have at this time to our disposal to use on the
Dawn of Time. The section will cover detailed descriptions on every
IF_CHECK, TRIGGER, and VARIABLE. Along with many, many more abilities, and
functions in the mprog world. I'll try to explain as much as I can with as
much clarity as possible, and help guide you into becoming an Mobile
Programmer. In each section where I explain different types of mprogs,
there will be Mprog examples to help you along the way as well.
First off, let us begin with what exactly is a Mobile Program (MPROG). Explaining what an mprog is, is much more simpler than showing how to make one. First off, a mobile program is something you use for a huge variety of things. Believe me, as we study deeper into this vast field, more abilities crop up in the mix, leading one to believe there is no limit's to how much an mprog can do, the only limit is the mobile programmer's imagination. Well of course, there is some limits, but once you get the hang of coding mprog's, you'll see what I mean. Common things that we use Mprog's for are things like: Special Attacks, Guarding Exists, PC Interaction, Greetings, Quests, the list goes on and on.
So let us begin through the step-by-step process on how to create a mobile program. First off, you'll need to get your MPROG-CODE-BOOKLET Now what this booklet does, is its your plane ticket for the ride of your life into the world of Mprogs. To get your own Mprog-code-booklet go to www.dawnoftime.org/olc. Here you will find documents for how to build your own area, as well as this mprog booklet. Before going any further through the helpfiles of this introduction to mprogs, go to the site mentioned above and download the MPROG-CODE-BOOKLET. After downloading the booklet if you have a printer I suggest printing out the booklet, after printing the booklet out get a hole puncher and punch holes in the far left sides of the paper and place each piece in a folder. If you don't have a printer just copy it to floppy disk and carry it to your local Kinko's, if there isn't one around where you live, your work office, any other type of business that will print out for you, will do fine as well. If you have no access whatsoever to a printer then, loading it up in MSWord or any sort of text viewing program you have.
As I said above this section will carry you breifly into what Mprog's can do. If you want a more detailed and full blown small book on how to do mprog's then download the mprog booklet from the site listed above. If you've already got the MPROG-CODE-BOOKLET then open it up in a view file or have your folder handy to use. If you don't have the MPROG-CODE-BOOKLET then you must at least have the old mprog. Txt file from the site listed above. So as I discuss how to make these mprogs, you can use the mprog. Txt of MP-CODE-BOOKLET for reference in its charts, tables, and definitions.
First off, let us begin with what exactly is a Mobile Program (MPROG). Explaining what an mprog is, is much more simpler than showing how to make one. First off, a mobile program is something you use for a huge variety of things. Believe me, as we study deeper into this vast field, more abilities crop up in the mix, leading one to believe there is no limit's to how much an mprog can do, the only limit is the mobile programmer's imagination. Well of course, there is some limits, but once you get the hang of coding mprog's, you'll see what I mean. Common things that we use Mprog's for are things like: Special Attacks, Guarding Exists, PC Interaction, Greetings, Quests, the list goes on and on.
So let us begin through the step-by-step process on how to create a mobile program. First off, you'll need to get your MPROG-CODE-BOOKLET Now what this booklet does, is its your plane ticket for the ride of your life into the world of Mprogs. To get your own Mprog-code-booklet go to www.dawnoftime.org/olc. Here you will find documents for how to build your own area, as well as this mprog booklet. Before going any further through the helpfiles of this introduction to mprogs, go to the site mentioned above and download the MPROG-CODE-BOOKLET. After downloading the booklet if you have a printer I suggest printing out the booklet, after printing the booklet out get a hole puncher and punch holes in the far left sides of the paper and place each piece in a folder. If you don't have a printer just copy it to floppy disk and carry it to your local Kinko's, if there isn't one around where you live, your work office, any other type of business that will print out for you, will do fine as well. If you have no access whatsoever to a printer then, loading it up in MSWord or any sort of text viewing program you have.
As I said above this section will carry you breifly into what Mprog's can do. If you want a more detailed and full blown small book on how to do mprog's then download the mprog booklet from the site listed above. If you've already got the MPROG-CODE-BOOKLET then open it up in a view file or have your folder handy to use. If you don't have the MPROG-CODE-BOOKLET then you must at least have the old mprog. Txt file from the site listed above. So as I discuss how to make these mprogs, you can use the mprog. Txt of MP-CODE-BOOKLET for reference in its charts, tables, and definitions.