Couple questions

[Bellum]

Firstly, this may be a stupid question, but what does ## signify in Python?

Also, I'm trying to delete everything and start adding stuff a little at a time from scratch. A little harder than I thought, however, as some things that I thought were hardcoded apparently aren't. I'm trying not to get rid of anything that isn't absolutely necessary (like the menus required to start a new game or the in-battle script). Any tips toward that goal? What isn't safe to remove?

 

[SPD_Phoenix]

# mark a commented line. Python won't read it (ignore) the line.

I don't know what is safe to remove. I think it is better to disable piece of the code with # then test it out first.

 

[Bellum]

Yes, but there are a few lines with two, like

## (cur_tableau_set_override_flags, af_override_head|af_override_weapons),

I assumed they are also comments, but in Notepad++ they are an extremely painful yellow color instead of green, which according to the style configurator signifies "STRINGEOL", though I have no idea what that means.

Anyway, thanks for the help. You are probably right about commenting things out first. I'll probably figure it all out eventually after much pain and suffering. There's over 20000 lines in module_scripts.    No idea how to get a handle on it all.

 

[Galtran]

rest assured, lines that start with #(or ##, but one # is enough) are comments in python

 

[grailknighthero]

############### is a comment as well
no matter how many #'s there are, it is a comment.