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[PixelGamerDev]

Hello everyone, I am here to get the hang of this RPG Maker thing. I'm not sure if I'll be making direct RPG's seeing as this engine has quite a few possibilities, but I do plan to start small. I can give the spill about myself, but I kind of did that on the about me portion of my profile. Check it out if you want to know more.

A brief overview if you don't want to is this, I do a little bit of it all, but I mastered none of it so to speak. I continue to work on improving in these areas daily, but my main itch at the moment is small simple Logos and such.

Areas I work In : [Writing, Design, Art, very very little coding and composing. For coding I have touch on JavaScript, C#, and Lua. For design I use PhotoShop.]

Well, overall I look forward to seeing what you all have in store and showing what I can do. I want to be as involved as possible here, so if anyone has tips on anything, where to start, who are some good role models to look at for inspiration, everything. Whatever information you can give me, I'll take it.

Thank you all for reading and I hope to make new friends of you all.

 

[Frogboy]

Welcome to the community! I'd just look around the forums to start with. See how different people contribute and just kind of go from there. Everyone around here is nice and appreciative of each others efforts.

While I certainly won't call myself a role model, I'm currently attempting to become one of the top plugin developers for RPG Maker MV. I'm sure I'll have some successes and failures on the way that can be learned from. As for art, @whtdragon is probably a good place to start. Everyone knows his fine work around here. There are many others, though so look around.

Good luck to you. I wish you the best.

 

[PixelGamerDev]

Welcome to the community! I'd just look around the forums to start with. See how different people contribute and just kind of go from there. Everyone around here is nice and appreciative of each others efforts.

While I certainly won't call myself a role model, I'm currently attempting to become one of the top plugin developers for RPG Maker MV. I'm sure I'll have some successes and failures on the way that can be learned from. As for art, @whtdragon is probably a good place to start. Everyone knows his fine work around here. There are many others, though so look around.

Good luck to you. I wish you the best.

Thank you, I just love when a community is actually involved. It promotes for better game making.

 

[Phoenixsylph]

AHH WHTDRAGONS stuff is SOOO good! It's very exciting to start out, here's some advice: don't keep scrapping your project like I did.

 

[hiddenone]

Welcome to the forums. If you're new to using rpg maker, I'd recommend looking through Andar's starting point for new users. It's definitely useful and gives you a good intro to the program so that you don't try to jump straight into making a 100 hour epic (trust me, trying that first thing ends in failure ).

 

[Phoenixsylph]

Welcome to the forums. If you're new to using rpg maker, I'd recommend looking through Andar's starting point for new users. It's definitely useful and gives you a good intro to the program so that you don't try to jump straight into making a 100 hour epic (trust me, trying that first thing ends in failure ).

I actually was here a long time ago, but I stopped posting for a while, I was doing so much research on youtube! I think I've seen your stuff before BTW! You making amazing stuff.

 

[PixelGamerDev]

Thank you guys! @Phoenixsylph never give up. Start small, that's what I'm doing. But I'm doing a bit more as I'm making all my resources...or mostly anyways.

@hiddenone I'm not to new, but I think starting small is always the best option. Thinking of making a 30 minute to an hour game just to kick off. Might even be 15 minutes. XD

 

[Jhale M.]

I totally think from a technical standpoint, learning from small projects is the best. But restraining the desire to create more and planning for things to be tied up neatly in such a small package can be hard as well, like with writing a short story.

 

[PixelGamerDev]

I totally think from a technical standpoint, learning from small projects is the best. But restraining the desire to create more and planning for things to be tied up neatly in such a small package can be hard as well, like with writing a short story.

I agree, I have been working on expanding in my new project. So it's worth it.

 

[TengHu]

Hey! Welcome to the site. If there's anything that you need help with, let us know. I like to dabble with logos as well. Maybe we can shoot the breeze someday; pick ya brain.

 

[PixelGamerDev]

Hey! Welcome to the site. If there's anything that you need help with, let us know. I like to dabble with logos as well. Maybe we can shoot the breeze someday; pick ya brain.

Sounds good to me!