STEELWING'S PROFILE

author=Milennin
Download has a sample project to see how it works:

You need to patch your game with DynRPG, then place the health_bars.dll in the DynPlugins folder.
Copy the DynRPG.ini file and place it in your game folder.
Copy the bar.png and health.png files and place it in your game's Picture folder.

How do I patch the game with DynRPG? is it a separate file?

Hi everyone at rpgmaker.net!

I must say I really love the community and I appreciate the response I've got so far for my yet-to-be released game.

I do wonder if it is possible to add the healh-, mana- and progression bars over the enemies' heads so you can see how much HP they have left etc. (Progression bars are the ones that tell you when you can attack again for each turn.)

Just to be clear on one point: This is meant to be where you encounter monsters in a battle background, not the open map with an event. I hope you understand what I'm trying to imply.

Many thanks for those who can help me with this and I will make sure to make a shout-out in some way. :)

Okay everybody; here is my game description and it needs some polishing:

STAFF: (We are currently a total of 2 people in this independent group.)

Video-Game Developer/Mapper/Creator: Simon Daniel Larsson - My job is to create the world you are within. All the dialogues, pretty much anything that is related to the gameplay itself. Do you have Questions? These should be spoken to me. contact: sdlftw@hotmail.com

Music Composer: Josef Snabb - My job is to create the beautiful music that you hear in-game and almost all sound effects. Please contact Simon at the moment since I'm not done with the music.

This is the perfect game for RPG lovers worldwide!

You're lost, and noone can help you but yourself. What would you do?

Lost Memory is a unique game with many possibilities, surrounding a person who don't know himself very well. In order to do so he needs to gather his friends Zoey, Christian and Yasmin to prevent and fight against true evil of his world. Join the world now. Be blown away. Excellent original story from Swedish amateur videogame maker Simon Daniel Larsson.

Have you ever wondered how it would feel to be the saviour of the universe?

Please note: Updates and patches will from now on be uploaded once a week, depending on demand or input from us that we feel are neccessary. Mostly on weekends!

Music is written by the talented musician Josef Snabb! They are currently being written and the following are completed at the moment: All the other tracks that are not done by him were made by me but these will be removed in time. What I'm trying to say is that the music will be 100% done by Josef and not by me (Simon.)

author=Liberty
You could find your answer if you poke around the games on the site a bit and compare them to your own a little. You're still learning, though, so don't get too down on yourself, but we do have a standard we ask that every game accepted to the site meets (it's fairly low - you're not too far below it, really - you're design aspect when it comes to mapping in general seems to be fairly decent, you just seem to be misusing tiles and lacking some minor sensibilities).

For example, your first map is missing anything resembling cliff edges and cliff walls, so it looks like the land is paper thin and just hanging in the air. You'll want to make sure there's a 'support' for that land, to connect it to the earth below. Also, the flat green against the sky looks like someone just took a knife and cut out a piece of the world. There's cliff edge tiles provided in the RTP chipset you're using, so that it looks more like a cliff that ends naturally instead.

Here's an example: http://i.imgur.com/CAlmgNh.jpg?1


The second map has a lot of issues that are easily fixed, but show a lack of understanding of how to use the tiles in question. The wall tiles have no ceilings on them, and the door is supposed to be blocking up/down, not left/right (sadly, there's very few left/right doors, and the ones that do exist are hard to find). The water also has not tiles correctly (the ones with lines are supposed to be used only next to walls, not in the middle of the water), leaving lines on the surface. It's a bit of a jumbled mess. You'll also want to keep walls the same height unless there's steps down. Rule of thumb is 'if you go down stairs, add another tile to the wall height at the bottom of them for each step (or two... some people like the idea of very shallow staircases) you go down'.

Here's an example of how to use those tiles correctly: http://i.imgur.com/XLLCt3l.jpg?1

Your fourth image has some missing roof tiles. They should be on the upper tile part of the chipset, also, the pieces of the front of the roof (where wall meets roof), you can use the cornered parts from the bottom parts in the missing / and \ parts. Like so: http://i.imgur.com/XuAfXFu.jpg?1

Hello Liberty! What do you think now?

The game has over 100 maps so it will take time to do all :) But I'm ready to fix it!