WEEK 2: Enhancing MoodsSIDE TRIP INTO SCRIPT STATION (continued)Once you double click the line of code you'll be presented with the "Edit Current Line" window. There is a button at the bottom of the screen captioned "Expert Edit". Click that to get where we want to go....
Below is the equivalent of IFF's Data box. Let's go through the differences, keeping in mind that all the data found in the IFF window is here, just under a different graphical format, which really doesn't amount to a hill of beans if you can read the code.
The main difference is that where IFF only had one column of text boxes where you could enter numbers and then a bunch of boxes at the bottom where you could enter HEX numbers, SS has two columns and no HEX boxes at the bottom. This is because the left column is allocated for HEX numbers, and the right column is allocated for decimals. There are other features, of course, but we'll tackle those as we get to them. Later. Note: A wise woman once said: "Never rely on programs to do the work for you. Learn to read and write, and you'll be fine regardless of the tools at your disposal." And the same wise woman once commented: "It doesn't matter which side of the boat you row from, as long as you get to the shore." Ahem.
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