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I need a little help
author=Irog
You can run your RPG Maker 2000 and 2003 games in EasyRPG. EasyRPG comes with its backup fonts and will use those if it can't find fonts in your system.
That's very nice...ahhh, I've tried that last year.
And in my post just above yours I wrote that this error happens with games made with ACE...not 2000/2003 and that I've installed every possible font I could think about.
I need a little help
OK, so today I wanted to play some of my old games again....and the same error
happens: no text in menues or ingame.
The games are the 4 Space Pilgrim Episodes.
The later Space Pilgrim Academy Episodes are fine (other engine).
To make sure: I have installed all needed RPT's and all Fonts (double checked them...de- and re-installed them).
It looks like this only happens to games made with Ace.
Any help?
happens: no text in menues or ingame.
The games are the 4 Space Pilgrim Episodes.
The later Space Pilgrim Academy Episodes are fine (other engine).
To make sure: I have installed all needed RPT's and all Fonts (double checked them...de- and re-installed them).
It looks like this only happens to games made with Ace.
Any help?
Lunar Wish: Orbs of Fate
Looks like this site could be deleted....every download-link is dead.
Only good that I have this game since 2013 ;-)
Only good that I have this game since 2013 ;-)
Dragon Quest +
OK, I give up. Neither my X-Box controller nor the keyboard is responding (KB at last not like it shown in the PNG....and I am just too old to waste my time trying to find a solution...there are so many other (working) games around.
I need a little help
to be sure I checked it with: Inferno (Aldorlea) it is working,
than One Million Steps to Home (from this site) no text.
What confuses me is that if I run them normal = no text, if I run them with Japanes local emulator....everything is fine
than One Million Steps to Home (from this site) no text.
What confuses me is that if I run them normal = no text, if I run them with Japanes local emulator....everything is fine
I need a little help
author=Nanacel
Is there a common point with all your games? Perhaps the version of Gamemaker
Àre these games free? or at least one of them?
No problems with games from this site...can't say that this is still true, because well the problem only occurred during the last month.
I checked several other games (Steam...free and bought) and it's not consistent.
The last with problems: The great Divide; The Exodus (both from Aldorlea) and Heroes of Xanfurth (a free game)....sorry, don't know what engine they are running.
I need a little help
author=pianotm
Try this. No guarantee this will work.
Thank you for your answer.
The problem is still there.
Maybe I wasn't clear in my first post....the problem occured only since last month.
Before everything (with the same games) was OK.
And it couldn't be missing fonts, because if I start the game with local emulator the font is there.
And I checked all fonts (I own every RPGMaker) are installed.
I need a little help
Playing RPGMaker games wasn't a problem for me...since last month.
Now I have a problem with some of the games.
For example if I start Aldorlea games from Steam than there is no writing...no text is shown only the empty textboxes.
Now if I start the same game manually with local emulator (japanese) than everything is OK.
Since I didn't change anything on my PC and I checked that all fonts are still there I am very gratful for any help.
Now I have a problem with some of the games.
For example if I start Aldorlea games from Steam than there is no writing...no text is shown only the empty textboxes.
Now if I start the same game manually with local emulator (japanese) than everything is OK.
Since I didn't change anything on my PC and I checked that all fonts are still there I am very gratful for any help.
Saving the Planet: 90's Style
My first thought was...oh, looks good.
The 2nd thought...this needs a map URGENT!!
The map you have is useless. A green square for the next destination. But nowhere is your actual location.
All those cities are known cities...why not show them with a name on the map?
Next the fights. Your chars are useless without their rings. Hell those rings are their weapons. For me it kills the flow of the game if I always must select the skill menue and than the skill for that ring.
For the first levels this is OK. But later on it could be frustrating if your selection takes longer than the actual fight.
In the 80s and 90s getting the airplane was the ultimate way to travel.
Now you could reach every spot (or most sometimes you couldn't land your ship).
Therefor it is nice to have it from the get go. But also the danger to go to places where your party is not fit atm is high (and so is the risc of frustration for the player). Also the risc to trigger events that the player only should do much later into the game are high.
And my last point is that you have taken a big motivation out of the game.
I mean finding new party members (and hidden/secret locations/chests) was and is one of the major fun points in those games.
The 2nd thought...this needs a map URGENT!!
The map you have is useless. A green square for the next destination. But nowhere is your actual location.
All those cities are known cities...why not show them with a name on the map?
Next the fights. Your chars are useless without their rings. Hell those rings are their weapons. For me it kills the flow of the game if I always must select the skill menue and than the skill for that ring.
For the first levels this is OK. But later on it could be frustrating if your selection takes longer than the actual fight.
In the 80s and 90s getting the airplane was the ultimate way to travel.
Now you could reach every spot (or most sometimes you couldn't land your ship).
Therefor it is nice to have it from the get go. But also the danger to go to places where your party is not fit atm is high (and so is the risc of frustration for the player). Also the risc to trigger events that the player only should do much later into the game are high.
And my last point is that you have taken a big motivation out of the game.
I mean finding new party members (and hidden/secret locations/chests) was and is one of the major fun points in those games.
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