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I love that Game ;-;
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Exactly. When I started to get into 3d modeling (low poly, low tech, mind you) I tried exporting 3/4 views of stuff for 2d games, and it never quite worked. I ended up having to take front on views, and top down views, and shave them appropriately.

It was just way too time consuming of a workaround for my background art pixel deficiency.

There are also tricks in MMF2 where you can fake 3d by making your graphics from layers/slices and moving them in respect to the player, but at the end of the day being able to poorly replicate the perspective from the first couple of Grand Theft Auto games isn't that much of an accomplishment.

Since Wednesday I've been coding the sandboxes for a short and minimalist puzzle/action game about ninjas, demons and mine fields.
Hopefully it will be completed and fully playable in less than a month.

Also recording boss battles for my How to Beat series.

Trying to get enemies that spawn mid-battle to work in my stupid Chrono Trigger style battle system. After about four hours, I got it more or less working, except that there's some kind of terrible lag bug whenever there's an enemy that hasn't spawned yet. The framerate doesn't drop, but everything moves a little slower, and half your keyboard strokes don't work. After another six hours of trying to fix that bug, I still haven't fixed that bug. Damn it.

Based on how it's acting I'm thinking it's probably a transition, trying to fade the invisible/unspawned enemy in or out over and over, but I can't find it - if that's what it is, it's not anywhere I can find by searching the scripts for "transition". Also already tracked down every single place in the code where anything at all loops through battlers or sprites or enemies, and made every single one of them ignore hidden monsters - did not help. Confirmed it still happened even if I removed every single custom script I could remove, including the entire ATB system. Fuck this noise.

I still have NO IDEA WHAT'S CAUSING THAT BUG but I fixed it by killing the un-summoned enemies off at the beginning of round 0 and reviving them right before summoning them.

This stupid hack of a fix is mercifully invisible to the player. If it had shown a 999999 damage number popping up over the middle of nowhere as the battle began, I would have been upset. But... probably not upset enough to fix it. (Certainly not this week.)

Im finishing a engine of launch a rope(or hook) like Lufia 4 in rpg maker 2003
and I expect make some more abilities for make puzzles (I love making the puzzle designs xd)

the test map

i am working on a game caled murphthemutt its about my sisters dog who is a jackass yet like a little brother to me in real life haha. hes a yippy little jack russel and so as soon as i get RMXP for myself i will continue this project i started while at school last year. you play as murph whos character is portrayed by the troop "cobold" if youve seen him on RMXP he is a little dog with a knife and a pirate rag on his head. murph will adventure through the lands and make friends and enemies as he finds his place in the world. there will be some comedy featured though most will be inside jokes in which only some close friends who i distribute the game to will understand. but i do plan on posting it here for all of the community to enjoy.

Guys guys guys I am making progress on this title screen finally. 20 minutes to redo it for VXA, and now I just have to BURN THE WINDOW and adjust some things and I have replicated it! YEAAAHHHH
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how exactly do i do that?