I tried out an old RPG called Septerra Core today. It has given me some interesting ideas to explore in regards to interaction with NPCs.
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I just experimented with turning fullscreen on and off while in-game after learning that it's built into the engine and can be toggled using either scripts or just pressing F4.
Successfully tested a recruiting board plugin by Irina. A major mechanic for my game is now secure.
I performed a test of changing an event's sprite based on who is in slot X of the party. Conditional branches have made it successful. This helps for cutscenes that bring out the whole party correctly onto scene even when members are changeable.
The "Mother 4 fan game" trailer is out, and it's been rebranded to Oddity. The look for the battle interface gives me chills and giggles. I really want to play it.
I used a video editor to edit an audio file because my audio editor sucks. The new victory ME that I made from a BGM track is rockin' though.
I just successfully conducted a cutscene test in which several events move and speak sequentially. I can do cutscenes now!
Combining the effects of plugins from four different plugin authors in a single sequence is going to be the scariest part of my battle skill testing.
Planning out my second game a bit with my first game because they will be in the same world. My development time might be much shorter for the second game as a result. I'm hoping to finish them both next year.
RPG MAKER FORUMS: THIS ISN'T EVEN MY FINAL FORM! BWAHAHAHAHA!
Fortunately, the influence of the Mask on the forums' color is just a placeholder. Meanwhile, I've further refined the selfy mechanic for my game to include posing. Woot.
I hate it when unfinished games are sold on commercial platforms. My game will have a complete story and full array of mechanics on launch.
Next month I'll probably have enough tested, written, and organized that I'll feel ready to build my game. Feels like calm before the storm.
One of the benefits of learning how to edit images is that bust/sprite art can be broken apart and recombined in many different ways.
I just tested pausing the screen with an item (then cancel) to facilitate screenshots where there are moving parts/NPCs. A small bit of fun.
Final Fantasy VI apparently had 384 monster entries. I remember having fought a lot of different monsters but seeing the actual figure...Wow
I've removed TP from my test project. Now there's just the HP, MP, and BP bars. It felt redundant to have both TP and BP so I picked one.
I tested recoloring Vibrato's battlers for the game that I'm making.
I just backed up my work from the past several months. It never fails to feel great after doing so.
In a number of Final Fantasy games, there were towns and dungeons that were optional to visit. I want to have a lot of that in my game. -
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