YelloMagic
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Dolarmak, those are good ideas and work pretty well already. If you have any more suggestions, I'd be interested in hearing them. BTW, does anyone have shrunk-down sprites for characters to use on the map? I haven't tried Photoshop yet because it would definitely distort my sprite too much.
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I've done a lot of experiments with eventing; I actually created my own party member swapping system through eventing rather than scripting, and created a method of giving characters out of the party partial EXP. Sometimes the systems I create through eventing are buggy, though, and don't work nearly as smoothly as custom scripts (which can also be a huge time-saver). My first instinct is to try out a script (which I usually end up tweaking a bit anyways), and to create my own stopgap if I can't find one. I appreciate the suggestions, though. I might like to play around with those methods myself, just for the practice. BTW, does anyone know of good graphical resources for designing a world map?
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I would prefer to have the map be more like a menu; instead of moving a character to these locations with the arrow keys/d-pad, you'd select them either with a cursor or from a list. But the Chrono Trigger system would be good, too. The player could reenter places they've already "finished," but could also walk right through them if they wanted to, to save time. I'd prefer almost any kind of map system to none, so I'd be interested in trying any scripts you could recommend.
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I've decided that my game would flow much better if players selected destinations from a world map. Though it wasn't exactly aesthetically pleasing, the map system on the original PS1 RPG Maker (my only point of reference) worked well. I especially liked being able to control the appearance of locations and pathways through events. The fact that nothing of the sort comes standard with RMXP seems like an big oversight to me. Forcing characters to walk through locations they've already been to before (with enemies that are now too easy) in order to get to certain new ones is annoying, boring meta-gaming, so I figure a wold map would eliminate that redundancy. OK, now I'm going to be a total dork and mention specific video game world maps to give you an idea of what I want: Right now, my game's locations (of which there aren't too many at the moment)must be traversed one by one; they are all connected to each other, though some are split off from each other and must be accessed through a transportation system. It's a lot like Earthbound! What I would like to use instead is a world map where locations appear as dots on an image of a map, which are connected by pathways. The player moves linearly through these locations, but can move past one they've been to before without entering it. It'd be great if the player enters a different section of a location depending on which side they entered it from. What I want is pretty much exactly like the world map in Breath of Fire IV. What I do NOT want is an open world map that the player walks across and enters battles from- like the world maps in pretty much every early NES and SNES RPG (Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, Breath of Fire). I wouldn't really want to design a world map so large, and with so many small details. Plus, I think those usually look cruddy and are used mainly to eat up time and cram in extra random encounters. Has anyone made anything like this? Has anyone seen it? Is what I'm asking even possible? Will anyone even read this? Too many questions! But any information at all on world map scripting would be great! Sincerely, YelloMagic
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I'm looking for couches and armchairs for rooms in my game, ones that are a little different from the game's standard furniture. That pink couch included in many of the indoor tilesets doesn't work for most of my rooms- it's 2 spaces long, and most of my rooms have odd-numbered widths to make them symmetrical with the doorway. I'd also like furniture that can be placed sideways- lengthwise, instead of widthwise. Has anyone designed anything like this? Since this is a pretty simple request, I don't really want to go to the trouble of uploading an image, but I've included a screenshot of a particular room I'd like to use this furniture in. Anything that would look good in those red circles would be appreciated! Living Room.bmp
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I got the idea for this character from an anonymously uploaded sprite on a French website (and from David Lynch.) The body is based on Prisoner 1's, and the head is based on Thief 2's. Beastly on the outside, beautiful on the inside. -
I slighter altered Gunner 1's body and gave him this sharp hat. -
I altered the colors for the head of Prisoner 2, the torso of Civilian 22, and the skirt of Civilian 16 to create this elderly elf. -
I haven't thought of a use for this outfit yet... but it's pretty sexy. -
This outfit is used as a uniform for teachers in my game. Fighter 8 dreams of becoming a psychology professor. -
Her bridal gown for he wedding to Fighter 3! How romantic. -
Another costume for Fighter 8. She believes that she may be pregnant, and has a nightmare about domestic life. Of course, you could use it for something less convoluted. -
Fighter 8 is one of my game's protagonists (my personal favorite after the hero), so she also has a variety of outfits. Fun fact: she wore this while posing as an escort. Long story. -
He wore this to Fighter 3's wedding. And, damn, if he didn't look sharp.
