What Tutorials Do you Need?
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Sobeman459
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It would be nice to have a tut where it show how to take say a screen shot of a game or ripped graphics and organize them into a vx tileset. Thanks
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http://www.rmxp.org/forums/index.php?topic=473 one of the spoliers shows a very nice tut on houses.lorddonk":ldhhpowo said:
http://rmxp.org/forums/index.php?topic=22840.0 is also a nice tut to go along with making houses.
LaDestitute
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How to map a Ship In tileset.
MasterLink
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I Dont Know how mouch this is needed. But i could use it alot. I Would like to the change the way you fight in the game. I Would like to have Zelda type of fighting. So you just hit the enemies with diffrent weapons instead of the commen way of fighting there is in RMXP.
Kyla_Alexa
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um... how can i make a battler??
and tutorial on how to make a game.. thankzZz to those who will help...
and tutorial on how to make a game.. thankzZz to those who will help...
Glitchfinder
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Omnimon":1u5hjmj5 said:
Honestly, look at poccil's documentation. Pretty much everything is covered there. Also, if it isn't, go to his thread at Pokecommunity. (I'm not providing a link because it's a forum)
ricky08dline":1u5hjmj5 said:
Trust me, it isn't n00bish. Balancing the stats of charaters, monsters, weapons, armor, and items is one of the most difficult challenges game designers face. Remember, one of the reasons it took so long for them to release SSBB was because ofd balancing issues, and they're professionals. Just decide what kind of difficulty level you want your game to be. Then, make a basic group of weapons, armor, items, players, and stats that you think will be of a similar difficulty. Then, simply do the test battle function with characters facing battles they would face in-game, using items they should have at the level they are, as well as being the recommended level for their monsters. If it doesn't work, just change the stats a little and try again. Fine tuning it may take a long time, but it is certainly worth it if your game ever comes out. Also, if you simply can't balance something, your best bet is to either give it a major downside (or upside, depeding. Something like a "curse" or "enchantment") that will balance it out, or simply scrap it altogether. Remember, balanced games mean happy players.
sburke4711
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Blahh, I've had this program for a few months now, and there's still a lot of aspects I'm not understanding. Things that are really elementary, too...
One of the best tutorials I read was Constance's tutorial, which was directly aimed at people new to the system. However, it suffered (in my opinion) from a lack of organization and clarity, especially concerning the higher functions of the system.
I'm still not terribly familiar with switches... and it's not because people haven't explained what they can do, but I'm still confused as to their general purpose. And, from what I understand, that's really basic. So I don't even want to venture into more complex actions until I thoroughly understand the basics.
My perfect tutorial would guide you through the construction of a small game, while in the process, touching upon every basic key area and showing you glimpses in how to expand on ideas (example, when you sprite a house, you know it can be more elaborate or different. That same logic can be applied to switches, events, resources, etc., except, I'm totally clueless on how to do so :tongue
One of the best tutorials I read was Constance's tutorial, which was directly aimed at people new to the system. However, it suffered (in my opinion) from a lack of organization and clarity, especially concerning the higher functions of the system.
I'm still not terribly familiar with switches... and it's not because people haven't explained what they can do, but I'm still confused as to their general purpose. And, from what I understand, that's really basic. So I don't even want to venture into more complex actions until I thoroughly understand the basics.
My perfect tutorial would guide you through the construction of a small game, while in the process, touching upon every basic key area and showing you glimpses in how to expand on ideas (example, when you sprite a house, you know it can be more elaborate or different. That same logic can be applied to switches, events, resources, etc., except, I'm totally clueless on how to do so :tongue
Actingman00
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Thisnamewilldo!":h1zxc8h0 said:
None of those really need tutorials...Just go to general questions or whatever it's called.
There are already some things like that.Kaoii":2w7zq2py said:
Dungeon Design Do's and Don'ts
What to do with Dungeons
An alchemy system;
On my XP project, I've made an item that when used starts a sub-quest that spans throughout the entire game - and requires the player to Alchemise certain items to 'rank up' and become a master Alchemist.
I'm probably going to need a script but I thought I'd check.
On my XP project, I've made an item that when used starts a sub-quest that spans throughout the entire game - and requires the player to Alchemise certain items to 'rank up' and become a master Alchemist.
I'm probably going to need a script but I thought I'd check.
i know this is a bad question but how to take Pictures of my rmxp game
or how to take pics in RMXP
edit : how to Make an intro before tittle
and how to even put intro in the game
edit 2 : how to make a game logo please
if you can answer any of those question's il be more than thankfull
or how to take pics in RMXP
edit : how to Make an intro before tittle
and how to even put intro in the game
edit 2 : how to make a game logo please
if you can answer any of those question's il be more than thankfull
Akuma, I asked the same question.
Here is your answer: http://www.rmxp.org/forums/index.php?topic=46537.0
Here is your answer: http://www.rmxp.org/forums/index.php?topic=46537.0
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