| david |
I just found this sweet rpg editor so instead of making an rpg with agi i could make it with better graphics. http://rpgtoolkit.com/ this is a really easy to use program that has a tutorial the comes with it! try it once and you'll be hooked |
| david | would anyone like to make an rpg with me? email me |
| Nailhead | Looks promising, very interesting indeed. I'm gonna take a look at this one. Can't say that I can jump into an RPG project while still writing an AGI game, but it does look intriguing. |
| sami tervo |
whoa, forget it. if you wanna see really good rpgeditor,checkout http://rm2k.phantomrpg.com/. rpg maker 2000 got some kick. theres also other rpg editors. but rm2k rocks. that program that apocalyptic quest(check out oldest messages in this board) is done with. |
| Robin_Gravel |
No way. You need a drawing program to make my own pictures, background, characters.... Using pictures enclosed with rpg will get boring unless you're not played a rpg maker game from the internet. RPG maker 2000 is out for me. Robin Gravel |
| Robin_Gravel |
Oops! I mean your own pictures not my own pictures. Robin Gravel |
| Nailhead | I suppose that it's okay for a first-time game designer who has no artistic abilities. There are a lot of tools out there that are good for learning experiences. I personally wouldn't use it because I'm not into making a "quick & dirty" rpg, I'd want to design all of the art work. In fact, I'd still be interested in creating it in AGI. |
| sami tervo |
did u even look at it? if you read some help and faq-files, youll notice that you can adjust pretty much rm2k-game. you can make all graphs by yourself to rm2k. and although it has basic structure, where rpgmake should be built on, theres lots of possibilities to modify it significantly. |
| Nailhead | I just had a chance to download it and look it over, and whoa! I'm impressed. The degree of freedom over the graphics/music/sfx/programming is really amazing. I was wrong in what I said above. I may be playing with this new toy. :) |