I figured out the beginning chapter and overall plot of the smaller game I decided to make, which is looking to be a mid-sized RPG.
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Today I used game character hub for the first time since I've gotten it to customize character sprites and started trying custom battlers.
There are so many assets from forums and blogs. Organizing them will take a large chunk of my allotted time this month, but it's worth it.
After populating my prototype scale test map for the skill grid a bit, I think I'm going to raise the size from 131 to the max.
Started building a prototype map for the skill grid. If there wasn't a 999 event limit per map and possible lag, I'd put it all on one map.
I couldn't stop thinking about making a grid similar to FFX for skill learning so I did it. It works. Great Caesar's Ghost, it works!
With conditional branches, switches, and Yanfly's JP/Skill Learn plugins, I think I can create a grid system similar to FFX's sphere grid.
Hmm side quests that offer XP rewards for those who don't enjoy battle-farming but do enjoy side stories...
I just learned about Labels and how they can be used to go back to previous choices - this is going to be so useful for my in-game tutorial.
In the United States, the difference in protection between registered and unregistered copyright is terrifying thanks to big business lobby.
I decided to forgo a system of [set primary class + changeable sub classes] and just go with [changeable primary class] for my first game(s)
I changed my test project's windowskin today, fiddling with the opacity as well, and moved the battle order turn bar from the top to bottom
In a story-driven game with lots of dialogue (not necessarily in every scene), the message interface matters a lot since it's used so much.
After lots of trial and error, I managed to get the party to enter/exit airship while flying over non-landing terrain without crashing.
I changed the default font in my MV test project and wow it really changes the personality of the text shown on screen.
I realized that I could probably make a smaller, off-shoot game using the work that I'm already doing for my big game. Maybe a prequel...
What if I make a building or town with normal tiles, then shrink it down to place on a world map? Hmm...
Yanfly's Class Change Core apparently has a setting where some classes are unlocked by default. I was wondering why unused classes stayed...
I've started making noted lists of items, skills, etc. that will be in my game. Sometimes less is more, and sometimes more is more.
I've made good progress on my resource flipbooks. Steam dlc is about done, and now I'm starting to organize non-Steam content. FES was huge! -
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