CILENCE'S PROFILE

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Cilence, nothing in that tab is going to fix what's happening here, just FYI.

I've read that the marked case is the solution. A guy in another forum told it, and it has fixed the problem there, so I thought the same thing would work here.

Yeah, that OS is German, and I cannot show another picture. But the language has nothing to do with your problem, think so. One fact I didn't mentioned as yet is that the user who had the same problem before must set his screen resolution to 1024*768 px and the dpi value to 96 (normal value).

I do not think that the resolution has anything to do with fixing, my opinion.

Everything's custom. Except for the water effect, if someone notices that anyway. I'll change that when I've mind to do that. =D

@Skie:
I'd like to watch that, but my internet connection is too slow.

@East:
This ABS looks really good! One question: what does the "false" mean? Oh, and like your mapping as well. Exactly the right one for fighting and moving.

@Jakester:
To fill up the screen with many treetops doesn't look really good, it would be better if you make another (maybe an unreachable) area under them. But as a map that is just there to walk through it, it is absolutely ok.

Edit:
Why do I always forget letters? >.>

The problem is the standard font size, which Windows uses. Go and change that in your system settings to a smaller one. Means you gotta set the dpi value to normal.

Hi folks,
I love spriting, and animations themselves naturally, too. But I realized something as I played some RM games lately; any games have character animations while showing messages. The thing is, I do not take care of them. That has shocked me a little bit because I try hard to make them, and I don't do that myself though? Ok, a “well known” example: Velsarbor. That game has many animations while its dialogues, but first time I noticed them was after playing it several times.

So my questions are now: Is it advisable to create them? Or is it futile effort? Do you take care of them? Because the only thing I do is reading the dialogues and clicking them away to see the next one. My own opinion is that I've wanted to fill up my game with animations, to give it a vitalized setting, but now I guess this is not needed. Any other opinions?

I joined rpg-atelier.net in march 2008 because I've found some RM games on a Screenfun disk some years before (this is a German game magazine; maybe also available in other languages? I don't know actually). Others are rpg2000.de or rpg2k.net and rmxp.de (Edit: renamed to rpg-studio.de). All these ones are German, but I'm not a member there. The only English forum I joined is RMN: I wanted to take a look for English RM games because Blindmind, AZNChipmunk (sorry if this nick is not 100 percent right), and other guys presented screenshots and/or their games at rpg-atelier. Also, I liked them, that's the reason I'm here (and probably to improve my English coz I think it's pretty bad D: ).

Err... I tried to join gaming ground zero any time back, but the system there called me bot. Hey, am I a spambot or something like that?