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Welcome back, Kiriashi. ^^

No. D: How many games are you working on?

Pizza pwns. Which Messenger do you use? MSN, AOL, Yahoo! or what?

A kitten. I love kittens. <3 What do you have for breakfast?

Uploaded again. =D

Gomenasai! I formatted my photobucket and they got deleted. :< Will reupload as soon as I can. ^^ @Kirroha: Will see what can I do. =D

Forums FTW. I agree on what you said, Pol. I had Facebook once but I found it absolutely boring. I have an account on MySpace but heck, I don't even touch it. It's so complicated, and boring. Forums rock. xD

Welcome =D Enjoy your stay. ^^

I wanna see them. D:

They are not bad, but they could be better. The character doesn't really blend well with the background if you ask me. It seems like it's just a copy then paste over the background, you know? Try adding more brushes, grudges, etc. But that's off to a good start, so with more practice you can be a master. ^^

Congrats, Wyzrd and Polra. ^^ We will miss you a lot, Marked, but we sure understand that you have things to take care of. Good luck!

Best thing to do is to take it to a computer engineer and he will surely fix it up. I am guessing here, though, that it might be either the power supply or something in the comp itself has moved out of it's place. It is something simple and not that major, most likely.

It looks like you really worked hard on this, Marked. Great job. =D

Hmm cut scenes don't have to look perfect. If you can move events around and make some text, call it a cut scene. Let me guess, you just can't give an "atmospheric feeling"?

Sorry for the late reply. ^^; Hmm well, since you know how to control characters around, show text and etc, what exactly do you need help with? Like what you can't really do in a cut scene?

lol I just noticed. I'll try to fix it, but as for the hair color, I couldn't really make it the same as Engima's sprite was low in quality. If you want, I'll try to find a closer color.

lol Not really that bad. xD One thing I noticed is that there is no animation when the character moves. Are you sure that the "Move Animation" is checked?

Ahh video? Ok then, send/post it away. ^^

Hmm if it's a screenie, feel free to. ^^ If it's a project though, I unfortunately never worked with 2003. xD Placing too many Parallel Process and Autoruns on one map will screw things up and make them lag. But if it's only one event, things should be ok.

If it's XP, then it's all better! ^^ Hmm okay, let me begin with pointing out few things. First, when making a cut scene, the most things you will need will be: Set Move Route Command - To make the characters and events move around and react. Text - Didn't see this coming? XD Transfer commands - You might want to use it when moving from a map to a map. Show Animations/Screen Toning/Shaking/Flashing - It is helpful when making an action cut scene or some reactions. Okay, so text, transfer command and Show Animation is very easy to understand, I think. But if you have troubles with any, feel free to ask. Set Move Route allows you to move events around and control the events' movements. It's best when making a cut scene, to make the player sprite invisible (Event command Change Flag's Transparency) and using a Parallel process event setting the things around. Use an event for every character. (You do know how to make a character appear on the map, right?) Name the events well with names. The characters' events will stay blank, and empty of commands. Now, we will create the Parallel process event which will contain all the commands and movements. Let's say we want "Fighter girl" to move upwards, and then move left. We'll make a Set Move Route, and choose "Move Up" three times. Each time means an event place on the grid. Continue like that with every direction. That is how we move the events. If you understand that (cause I honestly don't know what I just wrote xD) I'll go ahead and explain further. ^^

Hmm which RPG Maker are you using? If it's XP or VX (assuming that things there are the same with XP) I can teach you a little about event commands. Also, a link you might find useful, Calibre's Guide to Understanding RMXP

I see. So it's the part with small characters walking around and stuff? I am pretty sure that you can do that by eventing, sprites, etc. No need to draw. O.O

It depends on what you mean with a cut scene. A cut scene can be characters moving around with texts and animation, or some actions, or some pictures moving around, etc. It depends on what you really want. Can you please be more specific? I am not sure we all played Final Fantasy (I am one of those who did not play it ^^; ) If you add more details, I'll see what can I do to help. ^^

Hmm, I'll give this a try. Shouldn't be so hard. <3 EDIT: Got it done. Hopefully, it is to your liking.