I was wondering if anyone could help me here. (Using the interface, not raw code.) I want a screen to pop up, with an entry space available. For example, a window will open that will say, "Please type in your password," and directly beneath that, a open space to type in your code, and you can hit "enter" to enter the code. I know how to make windows pop up, but is it POSSIBLE to be able to do as I've just described? Thanks

in quest? if so, no. if your talking in VB, yes, you can. Use the InputBox Function

In quest, for multiplayer games this is built into the server and can be enabled in the options dialog inside of the game definition section. Read the manual for more help.

Singleplayer games currently offer no way to do this, that I'm aware of.

Actually... I think it does. I remember a ways back someone had me make them a character creation process with menus, don't remember if it included a text entry popup though.

Hey ITID, you said you might remember how to make a text entry popup in quest. Can you try to think of how you did it? If you could, I'd greatly appreciate it. P.S. To Most People In These Forums: Uhhggh, how do you deal with all this code and asl stuff? As I look through the threads, I always see people posting code, and it just gets me so nervous. I could learn it if I wanted to; I actually started, but stopped after I decided it was a waste of time to learn, since I probably wouldn't use it so much, and I actually ENJOY using the QDK interface. Plus, everyone is always talking about all these complicated methods for programs; I always find such simple ways. Oh well; Maybe I'm just too dumb to enjoy asl coding, lol.

you need to learn to code at some stage in your life if your going to deal with Quest. I learnt VB6 and HTML a few years ago, and I thought it was horrid, trying to remember all these commands and tags and properties and attributes and variables, but I got over it and now I know HTMLs fluently (if that's possible?) and I know quite a deal about VB6