EBETH'S PROFILE

author=MeganGlossyCherry
Thank You! That Helped Me So Much! :)

Glad it helped! Thanks for playing my game! ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ

author=poopoose
Oh? I'm at the castle now with no help of Lila, in my case. Any ghost wasn't there in the cemetery.

What?? That's very strange. Did you perhaps download the game off the indie game makers contest page? The version uploaded there was slightly shorter (and cut out Lila and the ghost in order to meet time constraints (hopefully) for the contest.

Please let me know as I don't want any of the links from here to take someone to a shorter version of the game.

I hate passive aggressive middle age women.

I was leaving a resteraunt and these two ladies held the door open for me as I was walking out and I was in the middle of a sneeze attack ie I'm just sneezing over and over agin with maybe a seconds pause in between each. But as I passed through they were all your welcome and then laughed to each other. Sorry I couldn't stop sneezing long enough to thank you for your incredibly selfless act of holding the door open for someone.

And oh man I feel so bad for all of you who have to deal with snow right now, that looks like no fun.

author=Link_2112
Tabception xD You might want to add some visual breaks between images and their accompanying information. Maybe decrease your screen resolution so the images aren't so large. The text isn't very clear in them.

I wrote a tutorial on events for beginners, too http://rpgmaker.net/tutorials/842/ (you can see what I mean about visual breaks in there). I was going write more tutorials but...meh. Lazy :P

If you ever want to learn about the stuff you don't know about, feel free to ask me. Terrain is a really useful tool. Everybody should know about it.

Got it! I added some visual breaks, working on fixing the images now.

Your tutorial's really useful- and if I have any terrain related questions I'll be sure to ask :)

@accha

Your graphics look really nice so far! Your really good at capturing luminosity in your work. I hope that makes sense I'm excited to see what else you'll create.

It helps to first consider what items you will need for an area (ie grass,plants ect). I think having a vague (or solid) palette idea helps too, are you going to be using cool or warm colors? how saturated do you want your colors to be over all ect.

After you have an idea of what kind of environment you want the best thing to do as Kyaila said is to just dive in. Keep in mind that each tile is just one part of the environment, the grass and dirt might look weird on its own but will make sense once the top layer objects have been placed on it.

My tip for creating grass and dirt textures is to make four tile of each, with a slightly different texture on each. That way when you go to map them out you can vary the textures so the grass doesn't just repeat itself over and over.

^ has now achieved enlightenment

< really needs to be packing

v could probably beat me up in a fist fight