DESERTOPA'S PROFILE

As the title indicates. I'm hoping to implement mouse movement which lets the player get around at full speed without having to use the other hand for the Shift button. Letting the player turn off dash isn't a major priority. Is there any way to implement autorun for this or any similar mouse movement script?

I've spent a hefty chunk of time looking for suitable music for a location, and I thought this piece was a good fit. The problem is, despite having points where it feels like it could loop smoothly, it has a very conspicuous end point which makes it unfitting for background music as-is. I downloaded Audacity and tried to follow a tutorial for making music loop smoothly specifically for this, but I have literally no prior experience with it, or music editing at all, so while I have a sense that it should be practical, maybe even easy for someone with experience, none of my attempts so far sound right at all.

If anyone either has advice on how I can do this (or whether it's actually practical at all,) or can do it themselves (I have a feeling if knew what I were doing, this might be about a couple minutes' work,) I'd appreciate it a lot.

I've been experiencing noticeable lag on a few of my maps, and it's probably going to be worse on some of the ones I'll be creating later, so I've been looking up anti-lag scripts, but I'm not sure what to use or how to use what I've found.

Effectus seems like overkill for my requirements, so I'm reluctant to shell out for it, and I've read references to it having more script conflicts than others (although I'm not using many scripts.)

Victor Engine anti-lag requires the basic Victor Engine module, which I'm not using and am hesitant to get for just this when I'm not planning to use any other functions.

Moghunter's anti-lag script sounds appropriate for my purposes, and being able to turn it on and off to manage any potential script incompatibilities seems useful, but I can't find any English language instructions for how to implement it, and when I tried to turn it on in my game, I got a game-crashing script error (I put the script in Materials and used an evented script call; I don't know if that's how I was supposed to use it, but if not, I haven't found any instructions for what I should be doing instead.)

If anyone knows how to use the Moghunter script properly, or knows any good alternatives, I'd appreciate the help.

Okay, so, I intended for the game I'm working on not to rely on any original scripting, but the approach I've been using for weapons has resulted in an unintended problem which might need a scripting-based solution, and as far as I can tell there isn't an existing script to resolve this because it's not a problem that normally comes up in the first place.

In my game, rather than weapons having a numerical attack stat which is added to the user's attack power, weapons all use a parameter multiplier for the attack stat. So instead of a weapon upgrade going from +10 to +20 attack, it might go from *1.5 to *1.65 attack.

The problem is, when you shop for equipment, the system the engine uses for checking how much your stats will change is to check the difference in numerical scores, not the difference in your stats with one equipped versus the other, so the player can't tell how strong any of the weapons actually are without buying them.

Is there a way to change the game's mechanism for checking equipment stats so that stores will accurately reflect them?

I'm looking for a mapper, artist, or both interested in joining me to work on Guardian Frontier.

This is intended to be a game which doesn't require a team, so I hope to complete it whether anyone joins me or not. But mapping is by far the most painstaking element of the game-making process for me, and using FaceMaker for the portraits limits the facial expressions I can use for various characters.

I can't pay much for any prospective team members, especially since Guardian Frontier isn't intended to be a commercial product. But if anyone finds the project interesting and wants to be a part of it, I'd be happy to have someone who help carry those elements.