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And the ability to summon the "Office Whores" to deal damage to the enemies.

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The mad beast from the red lair.

Update 13:02:2016

Gawd, I've been gone from here for one helluva time! lol

The Lover's Final Ballad...

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My new map :P I love spriting Japanese/Anime style chipsets. They fit with my persona2 chars more than most of the chipsets available on the net.

Some of you find parallax mapping hard? :/
My only experience with it is in RM2K3. I have been doing it since I started. lol
BTW- If people are still wondering how to run RM2K3 in Japanese and the japanese games, use a program named "Applocale".

The Screenshot Topic Returns

12/04/2013 01:38 AM

author=megaman8x
author=NOACCEPTANCE772
author=Zachary_Braun
That picture is a result of the file RPG_RT.lmt getting screwed with. This happened to me when I went into the file to experimentally alter the editing-name of my game. If you have a backup of this file, use it... everything will be good again. RPG_RT.lmt is just a pointer for the map data stored in the MapXXXX.lmu files.

If you don't have a backup, it's OK... you can make a new tree:

First, move all of your maps to a different folder. Next, take a fresh RPG_RT.lmt file from a new project and place it in the folder, overwriting the old corrupted one. If your project won't open, take a fresh Map0001.lmu file into your project folder too. Then, open your project. Make some dummy maps. Make as many of them as you originally had. Just make empty maps. Make sure the map IDs ("Map 0001, Map 0002") match up with all of the .lmu files you have in the folder. (To skip ID numbers, I think you have to make a map, then another one, then delete the first one.) Then, save and exit the program. Take all of those dummy maps in your project folder and move them out of the way, to the trash or somewhere. Then, take all of your real maps that you sequestered away and move them into the project folder. When you open up the project again, it should be OK. You wouldn't have the map groups you originally had though, unless you remembered to make it just the way it used to be. But that part isn't too important.

The map tree might also hold some other minor data, like encounter rates and areas. But it shouldn't be too involved of a process to make up the lost data, especially if it means getting your project back on track.

And remember to make backups! On a USB drive, on a computer server somewhere (how about the RMN locker?)... as many as you care to maintain.
hmmm, making 157 maps (OR more) will be kind of tiring, but I will try :/
But goddamn, if only there was a way to fix the damn file! :(
ask cherry

So GOODNEWS- I was sleepy and did not know what I was doing so I did end up converting 50 maps into empty 20x15 maps. ^^'
I was mortified but then I remembered that all 50 are in the beta version of my game. HELL YEAH!

The Screenshot Topic Returns

12/02/2013 09:35 AM

author=Zachary_Braun
That picture is a result of the file RPG_RT.lmt getting screwed with. This happened to me when I went into the file to experimentally alter the editing-name of my game. If you have a backup of this file, use it... everything will be good again. RPG_RT.lmt is just a pointer for the map data stored in the MapXXXX.lmu files.

If you don't have a backup, it's OK... you can make a new tree:

First, move all of your maps to a different folder. Next, take a fresh RPG_RT.lmt file from a new project and place it in the folder, overwriting the old corrupted one. If your project won't open, take a fresh Map0001.lmu file into your project folder too. Then, open your project. Make some dummy maps. Make as many of them as you originally had. Just make empty maps. Make sure the map IDs ("Map 0001, Map 0002") match up with all of the .lmu files you have in the folder. (To skip ID numbers, I think you have to make a map, then another one, then delete the first one.) Then, save and exit the program. Take all of those dummy maps in your project folder and move them out of the way, to the trash or somewhere. Then, take all of your real maps that you sequestered away and move them into the project folder. When you open up the project again, it should be OK. You wouldn't have the map groups you originally had though, unless you remembered to make it just the way it used to be. But that part isn't too important.

The map tree might also hold some other minor data, like encounter rates and areas. But it shouldn't be too involved of a process to make up the lost data, especially if it means getting your project back on track.

And remember to make backups! On a USB drive, on a computer server somewhere (how about the RMN locker?)... as many as you care to maintain.

hmmm, making 157 maps (OR more) will be kind of tiring, but I will try :/
But goddamn, if only there was a way to fix the damn file! :(