WOLFCODER'S PROFILE

Sounds right.

- The music .xm when played, the timer stays 0.

That's not a bug in my program, FMOD Ex can't track the time of module formats. This prevents the editor from setting start/loop times, but you can use OpenMPT to re-sequence the song if it is wrong.. But most of the module song files I found are already properly timed.

Pause/Resume music will still work with module files, supporting the ability for the map music to resume after battle instead of restart.

Which means I can't import folder outside the editor project.

This is a bug although a bug with the tree browser dialog. You can import all folders in levels below the directory of the project (I put mine in My Documents so I could reach all folders next to and below). I really wanted it to start at your project folder but let you go anywhere.

Create a folder where you will dump raw resources in, sorted by type. Because the editor has a modification detector, you can edit those raw resources and they will be automatically imported and updated in the editor.

Very handy for quickly editing something that isn't quite right when you check it in your game, but it's probably a good idea to keep a raw resource folder with your project file so you don't accidentally delete or move it later (the editor can handle it, but it disables auto-re-import for the missing files until you manually re-import them again).

You misread it. I was explaining cases where the loop position would be BEFORE the start position. The song starts out at start position, but resets to loop position at the end. If loop position is 0, then it starts at the beginning of the file instead of the start position again.

RPG 20XX Supports OGG, MP3, FLAC, MIDI, XM and IT
XM and IT are odd song module formats you can edit with OpenMPT and are in between WAV and MIDI where the samples are in the file along with sequences of notes and controls. These are most often used for chiptune, but I was able to convert a SNES SPC into an IT file and get it to play in RPG 20XX, so it's handy for emulator dumps too.

Maybe adding "Yes to all" or "No to all" function will save time since user doesn't need to keep being asked whether to replace the old files :).

Yeah, that's something I need to add.

- When creating new character (i.e. 5th character). If I let the "Character Sprite" empty, the engine will close automatically.

I've confirmed this one (but its a runtime crash for me)

- When a character has a parent, when I changed one of his/her composite (in Character Sprite), it shows error:"Arraylist set out of bounds (0)" then it resets to the parent's composite

The editor crashes when I do this one too.

Thanks for finding these.

The areas aren't fully implemented yet.

Something is blocking rpg20xxe.exe's access to files on your machine.