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RM2K3 MAP EXPORTER (THAT DOES EVENTS TOO)
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Darkflamewolf
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CloseI know about Cherry's Hyperp2 which has a map export function, however a lot of my maps are event heavy to extenuate detail and some could not be made without events, however if I export using Hyperp2, it removes all events which makes it look incredibly weird. Is there a map exporter out there for rm2k3 that can do this? Thank you.
fdelapena
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EasyRPG Player has some screen capture functionality, but it exports current visible screen part only. You could modify the Player source code to export the whole map instead. It supports event rendering, too.
TheNecromancer
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If you get cherry's Ultimate RPG 2009, you can open 2 instances of RPG maker. I'm not 100% but I think you can copy a map over from one project to another and have all the events intact. You would just need to update the new project so that all the switches have the right names.
Darkflamewolf
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I should have been more clear Link_2112, I mean map exporter to bmp image. Not from one game project to another. I'll look into EasyRPG Player.
gadesx
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I use rpg2kdev.exe
rpg2kdev
Copy the rpg2kdev in the root of your project, open it
and use enter, and put the number of the map that you want.
rpg2kdev
Copy the rpg2kdev in the root of your project, open it
and use enter, and put the number of the map that you want.
Darkflamewolf
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Finally got around to using rpg2kdev, it works, however it still doesn't render events. Which makes some event-heavy maps look weird.
I've run across a similar problem. The best way I found to fix this was to set the hero transparency on and take screenshots all around the map, then in an image editing program, stitch them all back together. It's a bit tedious but works just fine. Then you can resize it to whatever you need. I haven't found a program that does what you're asking and I don't think one exists.
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