The rpg maker that is suppose to be 3 dimentionals
Image I found [spoiler] (http://crystaltips.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/newrpgmakersforps220041005065405195.gif)
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In my own option it will be more the most help needy maker in the series, Mostly because it will require 3 dimensional objects for designing. Since objects will be 360 degrees. and not just 90 degree turns mind you. The game will also have the hight future which means in all fairness Layers will be infinite.
http://www.rpgdreamer.com/rm3/
It will be harder to work with in my view seeing how most of us are only speicalised in one particular thing, and end up asking for help for the other areas, Be it graphics, music, scripts, tilesets, or sound.
Of course it will look nicer and more modern But it might also provide harder to see what exactly one is doing. in my oppion 2 dimention games are easier to work with and get experienced with far more easier. The player cannot look at how intense the graphics are and their flaws.
For those experience game makers it will offer a change in the equation of game making and allow them to expand their challenges, but of course this step is huge and I personally am not ready. That link I proved is for the PS 2 version but as we all know there is probably a pc version flying aound here somewhere on the vast internet.
(figured this was the best place to post this.)
OMG OMG!!! I want that!!! Seriously even if I'm not ready to work with 3D seriously!! :o
I own this game...
If I feel like going 3d I just get out a toolkit like UT3 or Oblivion they aren't too hard to use and get good results
At first glance and play, this game seems quite nice, however after sme time, you realize that your resources ARE LIMITED!! and that everybody who makes a game using this new engine, will all have the same graphics. I don't like that.
Like said, I have this game, but it takes up soo much memory, your best bet is to buy an external HDD for your PS2...
well it kinda figures that it will take up way more space because it is showing more than 2 dementions, to make a proper RPG (one that lasts at minimun 40 hours even to the designers) you'll need 3 or 4 diskes, that's why Finla Fantasy VII, VIII and IX all had 3-4 diskes, or you can just use 1 DVD Disk as used for X, X-2 and XII, but it wouldn't be too hard to make the resorces, music and sounds should be easy, your nomal MP3, OGG, WAV, MIDI, but tilesets would be s differnt story but characters, i know of a program what can make 3D Models, it was used by all the kids in my high school to make custom models for Half-Life, but then mostly everyone went for the fully naked and visible girl and not their own (i ended up making one of D and i used him all the time), as far as i know, all you need to do to the program is chnage some options in it to make models for any game, although i lost the copy i had when i got Roll and i must have forgotten to trsnafer the installer, and i wouldn't dare transfer it now cause of a virus on the old computer and i'm not infecting Roll
for just the picture, i don't know what kind of battle system but with what i can see, i don't think it's ATB
It's been a while since I playe it, it might actually be.
I owned RM3. It was very limited, had very few charsets (not enough to match the vast number of facesets), and wasn't that great. It was even more "user friendly" than VX. Just imagine an RMXP with half the charsets, no ability to import new graphics, with even less eventing ability. That's RPG Maker 3.
You nailed it Legacy...
yeah, I was able to start making a game without even reading the manual...it wasn't any better than the example game, XD
No doubt!
lol awesome... you guys convinced me to not try to look to see if this program was somehow on the internet :o
Yeah, it sucked. It was prety much, "place premade events and furniture on an existing CG map"
lol thanks for the warning then ;D
np, I don't want anyone else to waste 60$ (or whatever it is now) on it.
Quote from: Memor-X on February 14, 2008, 06:07:43 pm
well it kinda figures that it will take up way more space because it is showing more than 2 dementions, to make a proper RPG (one that lasts at minimun 40 hours even to the designers) you'll need 3 or 4 diskes, that's why Finla Fantasy VII, VIII and IX all had 3-4 diskes, or you can just use 1 DVD Disk as used for X, X-2 and XII, but it wouldn't be too hard to make the resorces, music and sounds should be easy, your nomal MP3, OGG, WAV, MIDI, but tilesets would be s differnt story but characters, i know of a program what can make 3D Models, it was used by all the kids in my high school to make custom models for Half-Life, but then mostly everyone went for the fully naked and visible girl and not their own (i ended up making one of D and i used him all the time), as far as i know, all you need to do to the program is chnage some options in it to make models for any game, although i lost the copy i had when i got Roll and i must have forgotten to trsnafer the installer, and i wouldn't dare transfer it now cause of a virus on the old computer and i'm not infecting Roll
And now imagine one person only making an entire 40-hours game.