[RMVXACE] BEST WAY TO MAKE THIS?
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Hey guys. I was trying to figure out the best way to make a scene similar to the scene in Chrono Trigger when Lavos crashes onto the planet. Here is an example.... and of course, spoilers for the game I guess lolol.
https://youtu.be/zm6QTtnr7Cw?t=1061
But if anyone can help me out, that would be awesome. Maybe there is a script for generated stars or something out there that I just can't find.
Thanks in advance!
https://youtu.be/zm6QTtnr7Cw?t=1061
But if anyone can help me out, that would be awesome. Maybe there is a script for generated stars or something out there that I just can't find.
Thanks in advance!
LockeZ
I'd really like to get rid of LockeZ. His play style is way too unpredictable. He's always like this too. If he ran a country, he'd just kill and imprison people at random until crime stopped.
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If you want it to spin around in different directions like that, the only way to do it with pixel art is to manually create the animations by hand. Rendering it in 3D is another option, though, I guess. That is actually the way Chrono Trigger did it - it used the SNES's Mode 7 to render the 3D graphics. I haven't seen a Mode 7 script for RPG Maker that's capable of rendering anything more complex than a world map.
To just go in one direction would be much easier. You'd just need several images of different-sized stars being used as fog layers, moving at different speeds, with the smaller stars moving slower. If you're asking for "a script for generated stars or something" you're probably in over your head and should go with this simpler approach.
I'll point out that unless your space-travelling object is going at warp speed, this effect is actually pretty ridiculous. Lavos appears to be going over a billion times the speed of light in this cut scene, travelling dozens of light years every second. If you're making this scene for a starship then that's fine, but if it's for a meteor then you shouldn't really do this, you should use a fixed star background instead.
To just go in one direction would be much easier. You'd just need several images of different-sized stars being used as fog layers, moving at different speeds, with the smaller stars moving slower. If you're asking for "a script for generated stars or something" you're probably in over your head and should go with this simpler approach.
I'll point out that unless your space-travelling object is going at warp speed, this effect is actually pretty ridiculous. Lavos appears to be going over a billion times the speed of light in this cut scene, travelling dozens of light years every second. If you're making this scene for a starship then that's fine, but if it's for a meteor then you shouldn't really do this, you should use a fixed star background instead.
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