GARI'S PROFILE

+1 for the upper lord. Pixel art is a little time consuming, but by no way impossible even with mediocre skills.
An example of what you could make with a little time (5-10 minutes), without adaptation to mv heads (sorry):
Dark Vador returns!
You could probably obtain a better result with more work/colors, but for animated stuff you wan't to keep it simple at first. You will probably want to avoid the almost black colour most of the time, too (or at least see how it renders in game).

The harder part is adapting it to the animation. I would advise doing it directly on the sprite. The head is somewhat easier than legs and arms (you're lucky?) as you just have to follow the way it comes up and down (at least for the walking poses).
Good luck on getting stars!

If you speak of putting other conditions after the "else", there is some reason we usually avoid that: it tends to leave the code messy (harder to read).

Condition if
 bla bla
  else
   Condition if
    blabla
     else
      Condition
       blabla and other stuff until you have to scroll to the right to see your code.
     end
  end
end

You should refrain from doing that if you must insert several conditions in the else segment. It's still usefull for cheching 1 or 2 things (like when you check the hero coordinates with 4 variables to see if he moved, because there isn't too many else)

A proper way is to use labels if need be (when you don't want the second condition to be met).
Example 1:

Condition if Hero member= Actor1
 blabla
end
Condition if Hero member = Actor2
 blabla
end

Since member 1 is a unique result (it can't be at the same time Actor 1 and Actor 2), there is no need to use labels/else here.

Example 2:

Condition if Actor1 is in the party
 blabla
 Jump to Label 1
end
Condition if Actor2 is in the party
 blabla
 Jump to Label 1
end
all your other conditions
Label 1

You can have Actor 1 and 2 in the team at the same time. If you don't want other conditions to be executed when the first one is met, the label works as an else in this case, keeping the code clean.

I hope it's what you were looking for.

Hi,
I don't have too much insight about this event (I only read about the Misao rules to learn that you could nominate for all the year). I'm unsure you can get a community of floating players voting for games if they don't know about the event (for me, it's an annual event as a point, with the results, a little like french Alex d'Or).
The best guess I have would be to incitate some behaviors:
- developpers to write on their gamepage to click the nominate button if the player liked the game (you can never have too much pub) => this might go against a certain idea of Misao where people are voting for a game as they wish, but it could be a good reminder.
- make short articles (monthly? by seasons?) to remind players to nominate?
As of now, it's the phase where you're almost sure the game has been spotlighted by players.
I've a question? Is the vote opened to non rm members? If that's not the case, you're probably losing a potent amount of votes, so maybe nominations could be external to RMN?

Stange, since Illy is kind of an active member?
Here is the link anyway: https://rpgmaker.net/content/games/11018/downloads/ACFE_V11.zip

author=LordBlueRouge
We have a small problem with uh:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/3v8mfasp6s83rh8/Destiny_Saga_VX_GOTY_edition-_RTP_included.rar

Whenever I try to load it, the extraction fails. Would anyone have a working copy?

I've no problem with the version I have, which should also come from here. Maybe it was a wrong download (try again)?