DARKFLAMEWOLF'S PROFILE

Weird request for Cherry. But is there an option to 'window' the fullscreen program you made? This is mainly for Camstudio recording purposes and I'd love to utilize the high quality graphic filters in my videos that are inherent to your program. Thanks for any assistance.

I've been curious for a while lately and haven't looked it up myself. But is there a new RPGmaker on the horizon, beyond XP and VX that is going to come out anytime soon?

Okay, I have each point in the ice sliding puzzle (think Tales of Symphonia) with key input processing in a variable. So this handles direction. So whenever players press a direction, they slide forward until they hit something. This is easy and I have it figured out. Problem is, if they hit any other points along the way, they get stopped by them, even with 'proceed with movement' after each slide. So I thought I was being clever and put a switch on/off right before a movement which would turn them all off as you were sliding, then after it was over, turn them all back on and reactivate whichever one you were standing on for the next movement. This only works half the time, not all the time. Is there a better way to do this? Please help.

As many of you have already viewed, my Amulet of Fate game is utilizing mostly Mac and Blue chipsets. I was looking for a arched bridge (one that can be tiled to expand almost any river gap distance) that will fit in mostly with the Mac and Blue chipsets. Can anyone help me out here? It would be much appreciated.

They did them once, then never again after the original Mega Man. (that is, until Powered Up came along, which they only brought back the point system for nostalgia reasons)
But for my upcoming Mega Man fangame: Revenge of the Fallen (don't laugh, I had the title in place long before the movie was ever wrongfully conceived) I have a point system in place currently. It is internal, you can't see it, but it is established and functional. At the end of production, we'll make it visible so players can see their score. You earn anywhere between 100-1000 points based on enemy point value when destroyed. You get 5000 from bosses. You lose 1000 for every death. You lose all points if you lose all lives.
Two things:
Would this point system be worthwhile for players not just for bragging rights, but for every 10,000 points, they get an extra life? (and only once per milestone, you can't get 10,000, die to get under and get 10,000 again for another life, you have to go for 20,000 to get that second life earning) Now obviously, if you lose all lives and thus, all your score, the 10,000 increment milestones would be reinstated for another round of extra lives.
Secondly, would it be worth the player's time to go out of their way to snag point power-ups (in addition to health and weapon energy power-ups) scattered throughout the levels increasing points from anywhere 100-300 per power-up?

What are your thoughts on this minor, yet potentially interesting game mechanic in the MM gameplay?