JOHNLEAGSDURG'S PROFILE

Right now i've experienced ONE crash to me, but meanwhile i actually decided to mess over with it and end up working on this: https://i.imgur.com/kZuWWxP.gifv

Cave Story recreation confirmed... if there is enough clues to make it up.

Do you guys prefer waiting for the software to improve? My friend is getting me the funds to get this software so that i shouldn't need to buy it if it becomes stable. Considering i have tons of other stuff to do, i will keep it in my library like a rusty trophy once i'll get it.

So one of my friends on Discord is going to gift me this software, and the reveal that the price is way lower at launch of the Early Access (1st week) excites me but a little. Hope my friend is gonna get it for me...

I've watched the videos that popped up on the site and the Witch PLatformer sample video was good enough. But yeah, i am frightened over the price that i'm possibly expecting it to be true... i mean, why pay sixty dollars if the program is on Early Access? I may not get that much money for my credit card as i have a really hard tendency to gain money.

I might have around 30 euros or something but if the price was actually cheaper than RPG Maker MV or VX Ace i'd be glad to buy it. This engine has a cool way to program than Fusion 2.5. I do still have GameMaker: Studio 1.4 for years but for a good reason i didn't feel like returning to use that engine anymore.

For those who love SHMUPS (and to those who understands Japanese) there's a free game engine known as Shooting Game Builder (STGBuilder) in which you can make SHMUPS using an unique interface along with its own scripting system. It has become fairly popular to Japanese users and several Doujin SHMUPs were done with it (Infinos, Revolgear, Mecha Ritz, Kaikan, etc.), however, the official author has denied the existence of a official English translation, thus making it really hard to use to those who don't know any Japanese (especially me, i'm a novice to SHMUPS but the problem is i am terrible at learning French so Japanese is not for me).

The site for the program is here: http://blog.livedoor.jp/stgbuilder/, the actual program can be found at the second link in this post.

Few days ago i started working on a possible translation using a Resource hacking tool, but all i did was to translate about 60% of the program (roughly, because i use Google Translate) due to the other strings not being in the RCData and instead being hardcoded inside. I was wondering if i knew the programs used to translate RPG Maker 2003 back these days, but for those who have luck in understanding Japanese, you'll have a good time trying this.