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That's odd. Never heard of anything like that before.

@FleshToDust Neither I. However, I noticed it when was trying to run OBS Studio, and gave me some crashes. I searched on Google about the problem, and it seems that some programs and games are incompatible with high performance mode on laptop graphic cards, specially AMD ones.

@FleshToDust After changing to power-saving mode, the OBS Studio program and some other games works really well, even Chrono Trigger or Secret of Mana, that gave some problems not playing the animated cutscenes.

@The Stranger Perhaps because all that is related to AMD is garbage? xD

I've got AMD, and it's not garbage per se, it's just that it has a combined CPU and GPU - which was not a good idea. So yeah, MV lags, and several other software don't run at all. My next laptop will not be AMD.

@Kes Same here, my card is an AMD Radeon HD 8610G + HD 8600M Dual Graphics, from the AMD Radeon HD 8600M Series. It is a combined CPU and GPU too. When you change a thing without knowing what it does, it can break the way some programs work xD

I'm using 7 on a computer that was running 8 if that makes you feel better ;p

It's just I can't believe everything is working fine now that I've brought back my laptop to its original state, with W8.1 instead of 10. In the end, W10 had too much compatibility problems with my integrated GPU/CPU, and now I can notice a big difference between the two OS.

Could be good for porting RPG Maker games to consoles. I hope it's a possibility.

Did RPG Maker for the Ps2 allow you to export your game? Did you have to upload your entire game to a memory card? xD

I am looking for a discussion topic. Someone is slow to the punch on this...

Do I think it's normal that there are bugs? Yes.
Would I be angry if I actually used MV? No, because
you can always revert back to the previous update (whether you're on Steam or you have the standalone version).
Also, you weren't forced to update. (Unless of course, you forgot to turn off automatic updates on Steam.)

@slimmmeiske2 I always have the auto-updates disconnected, since the 1.5.1. Is probably the best version we have at the moment (except for my projects, that are in 1.4.1 because they work better in desktop and plugins works better). Of course, I'm not forced to update, BUT, in theory, updates are needed to fix errors or add new functions. In THEORY, of course.

@slimmmeiske2 And of course, someone that owned the MV in the pre-release is in his right to express what he thinks about all that it's happening with this updates. And I'm not going to change my mind until I see and update that really fix this mess with lag, frame drops, audio lag, audio delay, and all those bugs (new or old ones) that are not solved yet.

For those who are reading this, this is a suggestion based on this thread here: https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?threads/game-scene-stabalizer-version-1-0-0.89867/

I suggest you, as a user of RPG Maker Web Forums and as game developer in RPG Maker MV, to pin up this thread in the JS Plugin Releases (RMMV), in order to be noticed by all the users who enter this forum, searching for bug fixes related with lag and optimization issues.

Funny, I just up a bugfix thread for VXA to request the same thing, a pinned or at least listed in rgss3 bugfix as well

@bgillisp At least, RPG Maker VX and 2003 are working fine, and that means I can continue with my projects... in some way.

If you can do a rollback to pre-Creator, it might be worth it. I'm busy declining to accept the update because I know it won't be stable for at least another 3-4 months, when MS will have had a lot of bug reports. Hate how they treat the public as a free mass beta test project.

@Kes I tried one time to do a rollback, and it was the worst decision. Windows Defender stopped working, so I have to update the computer again in order to get it working without problems again (also, I don't have any anti-virus program installed, so Windows Defender is the only protection I have for my PC).

Yes, but remember that Saturday is a weekend, so things go slower on Saturday/Sunday. The other one you posted I think was on a Friday (if I recall right) so hence why it was faster.

Archeia is the only one who can approve topics in that section and she is busy with many things. If something else you posted in there was approved in an hour, it was just lucky timing as she happened to be approving things there when you were posting.

But really, that's the case for any section. Please remember we are all volunteers and sometimes real life pulls away as it takes priority over the forums.

In addition, I did respond to one of your threads awaiting approval. You might want to take a look at it.

Answers I can understand. The issue is some developers had to even stop answering ? as the load was too high. One said they were up to 90+ hours between answering questions and writing. Hence why a few have now said go to the support forum, as the ? count was too high for them to continue handling those.


For the rest...all I can suggest is maybe next game, make it only use the currently released plug-ins. Not ones in development, but actual, finished plug-ins.

To be honest, I did not think someone read what I wrote here. I'm glad to have a conversation out of the support forums xD


I understand the hard work of the plugin developers, I know they spend to much time with us, I don't have any problems with that. Yanfly for example is doing a great work with his plugins, I know he have health problems because of that. I understand that, so I don't want to bother him with my questions or requests. But others... well... others makes plugins with some bugs that needs to be fixed, and things to add (but you know that plugins have potencial); and if you ask for support, they say that the will fix or add something to the plugin and then disappears with no reason, no answer. That confuses me.


For example, look at the Preload Manager. It was the best plugin for sound delay, and preload graphics for your project, and after the update 1.3.0, no one know what happened to his developer, if the plugin will be updated and a couple of projects having problems with the actual version of the plugin, and nobody answer.


I don't mean it's the fault of the developer, maybe he has his own problems too. But all the hard work dedicated to create the plugin... lost because nobody says something about what happened... it's a shame.


Besides that, also I had set my expectations on MV and the plugins that will come with it (you know, the limits with Ruby/RGSS vahish with the new HTML5/JavaScript code), and I don't know if it's just me, but I don't see much movement as with VX or Ace. It is the reason for my disappointment, and I am sorry, but it's what I feel right now.

Understandable, and I'll admit I've held off porting my game to MV because some key plug-ins are missing still that exist in ACE (I think I'm 2 plug-ins short now of being able to do a full conversion). That and being over a year into the development makes it hard to switch too though, so not sure I'd do it even if those remaining 2 ever get made.


I will admit movement does seem low, but I think that might be more because it is < 1 year old, so the big plug-ins are still WIP. Hard to say. Maybe the release of the IOS version of RPGMaker tomorrow (I think it's tomorrow it comes out?) will boost it?

Vale esta bien el clima por ahi? Mis gran parientes son de Españia 


Yo soy ultima generation de daza familia 

Un poco revuelto el clima, ya no se sabe con seguridad si va a hacer frío o calor con esto del cambio climático, y por donde yo vivo en Málaga hace días de viento que hacía décadas que no había por aquí.


Entiendo algunos términos como "gran parientes" (abuelos), pero lo de "daza" ya me resulta un poco más complicado de entender.

Los dazas eran de espania y mis relativos