Message #104186

[Eeems]

Actually it's more like basic, the correct value is stored for the command, followed by the arguments. So Pclearscreen is replaced with .db 1 while Psprite(0,0,BlackMage,P8x16m) would be replaced by .db 4,0,0 \ dw BlackMage \ .db P8x16m so the parses reads the first value, and runs the right subroutines and grabs the arguments accordingly. This cuts down on size, especially how big macros would make it, and with large amounts of cutscenes this makes it much more efficient, and easier to code.
I can also expand my script set to include more commands later on, which I probably will when I'm done, I will probably be releasing this as a tool for others wanting to code cutscenes but not wanting to go through the work of making a parsing engine.