Working on map-to-battle transitions this afternoon.
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Working on map-to-battle transitions this afternoon.
Sharing my first draft of an enemy status window.
The up and down arrows next to the enemy's stats indicate whether or not that stat has been affected by one of the states shown in the right-hand column. I'm hoping it's not too visually cluttered.
The default battle log is a difficult beast to tame when it comes to multi-target skills. Getting there, though.
I reworked my status window tonight, adding a dedicated window for the actor portrait and a blur effect under each window. I also had the idea to add each actor's sprite to the top left next to the command icons. I felt like I needed another way to show whose turn it currently was, and I like the idea of including the sprites even though I've gone with a front-view system.
Trying a couple of new things. An enemy target window, and an icon-based actor command window.
I've made some progress in terms of learning to work with states in the process of working on this in-battle status window. Getting states displayed and sorted to my liking took some time.
Update: I decided to slim this down.
Cleaned my menus up a bit and decided to use the MV actors instead of the FES DLC actors tonight. Also working on a simple skill plugin to allow for swift actions / instant cast spells.
Revisited the battle HUD code experiment I posted a few months ago. Figured out how to mask sprites, so that the actor HP gauges and face images fit within the windowskin's rounded corners.
Trying out some battle HUD ideas; this is a bit of a hybrid of things I've posted in the past, with a couple of recent inspirations added into the mix.
Trying out the new 8-Bit graphics DLC! Going for a little bit of Final Fantasy 2, Dragon Quest, and Octopath Traveler all in one shot.
Harold will need to do a lot of shopping on his quest, so I thought I'd try tackling the shop design tonight.
Dragon Quest style enemy selection plugin work in progress:
It's a simple targeting system from the NES era. Select an enemy group; single-target skills will target the first enemy in that group.
I bought the Nintendo Switch version of Dragon Quest 3 when it was on sale recently, and now I'm afraid I'm completely down the Dragon Quest rabbit hole.
I don't think the design of the status window is final, but I'm happy with the progress. -
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