IPWN'S PROFILE

author=Link_2112
You need to know how to use variables and conditional branches. You need to understand how to track and make use of coordinates, that get stored in variables and used with conditional branches. And you need to understand how events function; parallel process vs autostart, when to put on a map vs when to put in a common event, how to use event pages.

For the most part it would be the same no matter what RPGmaker brand engine you use, so if you find a tutorial on how to make an ABS system(is what it's called, a zelda-like game) and it's for RPGmaker 2003 you can probably use it for Ace.

I have a zelda game in 2k3, if that's what you want to make then you can open it up to see how I did things. It's far from basic though. There are others, download them and open them up in the editor to see first hand what it takes. Start small with tutorials and figure out how to do small things like move a rock to a tile to activate a switch using variable coordinates. I don't know how knowledgeable you are and I doubt anybody has the time to sit down and teach you everything involved. It can be done without scripts and making a good ABS in an RPGmaker is a hard thing to do even with years of experience.

author=Marrend
I think my latest gamepage took about three days to be accepted, but it could have been four. There was one time I had a gamepage available, like, practically when I set it up. Wait, that might have been a new download, not a new gamepage. Whatever it was, it still freaked me out how fast it was accepted!

By the way, welcome to RMN! Share your creativity with us!

author=Racheal
It can vary greatly, but a profile a friend of mine submitted recently took approximately four days.