Theydies and gentlethems, presenting Touch the Stars character #1: Anna Smith and her transformed form, Sagittaria!
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I've been keeping my cards fairly close to my chest, but Team Muxedo Task is proud to present the first offering for our contest entry: the title screen background.
What do you guys want to see for the new Jump into Javascript? A continuation of the rpg_objects, or would you prefer a "lesson 0" where I go back to the absolute basics of Javascript and cover the fundamentals of the language and its construction?
New version of my wife's art for Tundra's opening map. No new version of Katrina yet, but I think this looks awesome.
Slip into Ruby and Jump into Javascript are now updated with their latest episodes, folks!
Finally working actively on Tundra! I'd like to share my wife's WIP art for the starting map and a rough draft of one of the later characters, Katrina. She's very eager to hear any feedback you might have!
What has two thumbs and just put up the latest Jump into Javascript? *points at self* this guy!
I've posted a topic ahead of tonight's Jump into Javascript explaining the mapping between the RPG Maker editor databases and the code objects. Hopefully some people will find it useful.
New Slip into Ruby has been posted! I'll update Jump into Javascript tomorrow after I get some sleep.
Good news sports fans! Slip into Ruby and Jump into Javascript have both been updated.
Would anyone be interested in bringing back the OneHour thing we used to do in #rm2k on IRC back in the day? The basic idea is that someone sets a topic and you have an hour to make a game on that topic, then everyone plays and judges the entries and the winner decides the next topic. It was really fun.
Huh. A forum topic just pointed out to me one MV->MZ difference I hadn't registered previously: the skill/item use message in MZ doesn't have the actor name hardcoded at the beginning like MV did, so you have more control over having stuff come before it.
Question for anyone who reads Slip into Ruby or Jump into Javascript: do I sometimes get too "explainy" with the methods/functions? Would it be more useful if I stuck to explaining what the code is doing rather than also delving into minutiae of the technical side of it?
Just finished my first Slip into Ruby since last July! It'll be up and added to the main post tomorrow, along with a new Jump into Javascript.
I had a potential idea for a paid service and just want to put out feelers for whether people think it's a good idea.
Would anyone be interested in, or think there would be interest in, pre-made RM projects that recreate systems, mechanics and effects from different games? Kinda like a suite of ready-made fangame toolkits.
Hey man, I saw you mention that you do MV javascript work? Just wanted to confirm it before I put you on speed dial. =)
Other smaller QOL improvement that's nonetheless going to be useful: if you select a member in the troop editor in the database, it displays the member's enemy ID in the top left.
Huh, another change in MZ I didn't notice until now: multiple common event calls in a skill/item will all be called now rather than just the most recent one like MV did.
Pretty much everyone knows at this point that ctrl+tab cycles through MZ's layers; I've just found out that shift+ctrl+tab cycles them backwards, so you *can* go back and forth.
The VisuStella quest journal plugin is incredible. Definitely worth preordering or picking up on release if I do say so myself. So much work's gone into it and it's hugely versatile.
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