KINGARTHUR'S PROFILE

This kind of sentiment I really don't understand. Like I said earlier, it's not like he's asking for money or anything. How many of us can't spare a few seconds to check out the blog or post a bit of feedback? If you genuinely can't then that's entirely alright, but don't act like you are being asked to fall madly in love with this program only to have your dreams dashed. I can't... I can't be hurt again...

1. Show support for software.
2. See it die.
3. "Oh, so it died. Meh."

We've all gotten tired of that. If someone wants to make software then nobody's going to stop him, but if he wants support from the RM community which was repeatedly driven to disappointment in this regard he must show clearly and with conviction that TURBU is different from its cousins.

How can you not comprehend that somebody might need to see some encouragement to finish something like this? It's a pretty large operation, especially for one person, and the only hype I've seen it's creator (I am 99% sure that RPGVirtuoso is not Mason Wheeler, it's designer) show is a brief thread asking for interest at GW a long time ago.

The fault here largely lies with the way RPGVirtuoso (regardless of him being the creator or not) showcased TURBU and then continued to vehemently vouche for its solidity when just about every other RM-influnced program died at this stage (lots of screenshots, features, code, but far from being finished). I'm pretty sure we'll all gladly show support once something commendable is shown, but as it stands there's nothing for us to support.

Let me just restate this because I think some of you are under the wrong impression: This topic wasn't created by the creator of TURBU. It's not a hype topic!

I could advertise ika for WIP and, while I'm certainly not the creator, I can still hype ika to the point of death.

All in all, we've gotten tired of empty promises. We've seen so many similar software come and go without leaving any mark that we just don't care about any work-in-progress software anymore. If TURBU is completed and/or leaves a mark in RM history we will all gladly welcome and support it with open arms, but until such a time comes TURBU will unfortunately carry the stigma that haunts all RM-influenced game making programs.

I do admit I never dabbled too deep into how RM2K3 reads the fonts; I only got into it enough to know how to change fonts via hex editting, and that I specifically needed monospaced fonts if I wanted to use different ones.

The 5px thing is new to me, an interesting find I say. RM2K3's font mechanics severely lacks documentation.

Pretty much any monospaced font will be read properly by RPG_RT.exe to my knowledge, TTF or .fon.

Epic win. ;_;!

GaoGaiGar will always have a place in my heart.

Who the hell divided by zero. ;-;