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By any chance, does "Shoot Birds" activate the second page of this event? If so, then it looks like you're turning the event off before it can finish. Place the Teleport command (and anything else that has trouble executing) before the Switch Operation command, and see if that solves your problem.

One great practice method is to try to recreate existing music on your own as best you can. It sounds redundant, but it will get you used to things like pitch, harmony, and the denomination of notes.

Once you have a solid grasp on putting existing music together, you'll have no trouble composing your own stuff.

author=luiishu535
I started working on a city in outer space for my game a few days ago.

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I'm a little unsure about the fences. After I got gimp to make a new attempt on editing tilesets, I finally solved it and decided to add those.

Question is, do you think they're important to have? I think they're a nice touch but it's just that they're a little messy to work with and I want to keep it as clean and possible with just the rtp tiles. Would it affect the map/maps much if I removed them?

The fences look just fine to me.

What makes the map look messy is the amount of clutter and inconsistency between ground tiles. I'd stick to one type of ground tile, and maybe think about reorganizing the layout of the buildings somewhat.

author=SkySaber

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Here we have a tower with a bridge that's gonna connect to another tower. (I know the bridge looks weird after looking it over. Gonna fix it)

Move the bottom of the bridge up one tile, or extend the platform at the end. The one side of the bridge looks like it connects to nothing. I'd also add some kind of light source near the door, lest the tower guards be plunged in darkness at night time.

author=SkySaber

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Here's a dungeon inside of a castle.

Not bad, although the lighting makes no sense on the left side. Focus the glow on the torches, as that's where the light is coming from.

Also, the inconsistency between the two cells with the placement of the bunks is bugging me. I don't know if anyone else would care, but in my opinion they should match.

author=SkySaber

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And here's an older map I made. It's an Inn.

Looks fine to me, albeit a little dark. This scene is probably at night so that's probably the idea (though the white window panes suggest there's light outside), but I feel it could be just a little brighter in there.

I'd also suggest adding doors to the entrances of the rooms. Weary travelers can't be choosy about their lodgings, but I know I'd want some privacy.

Put it on the map that contains the first thing you want the player to see. If you want it to immediately fade into that scene, then put it somewhere on that scene's map, near the part of the map where you want the scene to take place (it doesn't matter where if the map is the smallest size).

I recommend making a separate map, made up of transparent tiles and nothing else. This way, it will appear black and give you time to fade into your scene at a pace you feel comfortable with.

In either situation, make an extra Hero with no sprite, and set that Hero to be in the starting party. That way, you don't have the hero smack-dab in the middle of whatever scene you want to open with, and you can bring him in at whatever point you want, in whatever way you want.

author=benos
Final Fallacyhttp://www.mediafire.com/?oywg4qaddhd1rwz

Here, you go. Properly right version.

Huh, I didn't know SpoonyBard made a sequel.

Thanks for this, but I was actually looking for the original on RM2K.