how to create game script files with vbs using notepad

[Roberta Gallant]

In Microsoft Windows XP Professional 2002 preinstalled into my personal computer,
how do I create game script files with vbs using notepad? I need you help!

Roberta Gallant
Concord, New Hampshire

[mayayana]

Maybe someone knows what you're talking about,
but I don't have any idea, and you haven't got any
responses so far. Maybe you could explain what you
mean by a "game script".

----------------------
In Microsoft Windows XP Professional 2002 preinstalled into my personal
computer,
how do I create game script files with vbs using notepad? I need you help!

Roberta Gallant
Concord, New Hampshire

[k***@gmail.com]

Post by Roberta Gallant
In Microsoft Windows XP Professional 2002 preinstalled into my
personal computer,
how do I create game script files with vbs using
notepad?  I need you help!
 
Roberta Gallant
Concord, New Hampshire

I'm going to say your'e looking for a way to make a GAME game. In order to meet the bare minumum of what I think you're looking for, such a file would require at least basic graphics, and user input. As far as graphics go, I honestly cannot help you. What I can do is suggest you do something like...

intAnswer = _
Msgbox("You are in a cave. In front ot you are two tunnels. Do you take the one on the left?", _
vbYesNo, "Caver")

If intAnswer = vbYes Then
MsgBox "You escape the cave, and a man tells you that if you replace MsgBox below the line intAnswer = vbYes Then with another yes or no query (google it), you can make this game longer and better."
Else
Msgbox "You fall down a hole in the right tunnel."
End If

I'm better at batch file games myself. With batch I can get you some simple graphics, but the amount of code required is absurd, and you only have text-based graphics. I can only imagine what a .vbs file would need.

[m***@gmail.com]

Post by k***@gmail.com
I'm going to say your'e looking for a way to make a GAME game.

I'm going to say you're reviving a thread that died 8 years ago. Check the date on the last post before yours.