SHOOBINATOR'S PROFILE

The wall that juts out should be one tile taller.

author=MarcKatsunori
Good point, and thanks. I guess I really don't need it that much.

I'm glad I could help! :)

A limitation of RPG Maker 2003 is that "turns" are counted by each action made by either a party member or an enemy (i.e. they are counted together). So calculating the Pokemon-like effect for exactly ONE turn would be very difficult if possible at all. I would suggest using a different program/engine if you wish to emulate this ability exactly, or you could think about why you need this skill specifically in your game in the first place. Could an alternate skill, which might be better suited for RPG Maker 2003, provide a slightly different effect for the same purpose?

Hm...

Thanks for the help! I think I might actually be able to pull something off to suit my taste, but I would have to make a second Blind condition. So there would be one for enemies and another for the party. The enemy condition would prevent skills of a certain physical influence and then wear off based on a percent chance. However, that means Blind will just wear out faster and may be less effective...

I suppose I will have to make a decision one way or the other.

author=Brady
I've seen you project before actually!
It doesn't necessarily need to be a 20 min game, but as long as it's not going to be some supergame that I'dd have to work forever on, I'm fine; and you already seem to have everything under control anyways, so I doubt I have anything to worry about!

2k3? You'd need to remind me how file transfers work in 2k3 for maps (seriously, that always confused the hell outta me trying to bounce maps between people!) but would be happy enough to work on that.

Could do dialogue, mapping, spriting and monster sprites. Probably ...could work on battlers as well, but I expect that'd take longer; idk why, but I just always had a bit of a mental block with them. Edits would get done faster than fresh redraws, for sure.

Specifically, I'm most interested in non-animated art at the minute (i.e: monsters). Animating sprites, as good as they look, is pretty boring since it's just repeating the same, but sliiightly different art 3~9 times. Monster sprites only need to be drawn once (and thus, buckets more fun), so I'll happily go over your Enemies Tab with sprites ;)

Whichever suits, really. Would like to have a butchers at the storyboard though, then maybe we can discuss specifics.

Okay, cool! I added you as a developer, so you can view the extra pages. Also, as an fyi, some of the character bios in there may not be 100% correct or WIP. Check out the game download if you'd like to see what I have completed so far!

Also, there should probably be monster sprites that I will need at some point, but not for the first dungeon, which I'm working on at the moment. (e.g. I don't plan on using the RTP Satan sprite as the final boss :P) Anyways, it'd probably be best to work on several different kinds of things sequentially, so that more parts of the game will be completed and fully playable versus artwork that won't see the light of day for quite a while.

As for RM2k3 map transfers, I haven't really tried it myself, but I believe all that I would need is the map file itself and the associated tileset image file and any character sets that were used for the event layer. I'm currently using the REFMAP tiles for my maps, and I would like to continue using them. A good bunch of them can be found here.