Not My Brightest

If you don't want to learn programming from the ground up then it's pointless trying to throw yourself into the fray. Even if you did produce a result, it'd be littered with bugs and inefficient code that you would lack the understanding to debug or improve. There is no "pointing you in the right direction". You learned to draw through time dedicated to practicing your art from the ground up of many different styles over the course of many pictures. The same applies to programs.

If you're really serious about learning programming aspects, climb back down the mountain you just skydived midway up onto and learn some basic fundamentals of programming in a few different languages, then move onto scripting, and then onto this game creating kit's language.

If you don't want to do that, be like 90% of other game makers and form a team. Plenty of people can program as well as how you draw and draw as well as how you program. There's no sense in slaving away yourself only to produce a half baked result.

Well, I literally just told you not to make excuses for yourself and to open up a book first before asking for help.

Put it into perspective then, rule out all the inactive people on Fakku, then all those who know some programming, then rule out the ones who are good and have lots of experience, then those who have experience with this particular program. Then you have to rule out the ones who are willing to take the time out of their hands to help someone who's basically clueless about programming and wants their hand held through the whole process.

It's cool that you want to learn something and acquire new skills, but you have to put yourself out there, go to a program/tech site and charm them over so they can take you through the whole process.