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Do you love Flan as much as my wife? Well, while watching her eat her favorite desert the other night, I thought "I know just what my game needs! Killer Flan!", and so I drew up this little guy and added him to my "sv_enemies" (and "enemies") folder. Just be sure to give me a shout out in your...

Here's my first Battle Back that I made for my game. Feel free to use it however you like, just give me a shout out in the credits, and a link to my profile on this site. The image is composed of the default "Clouds" and a modified "Port" both from battleback2, a pattern stamp of sand for the...

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Here's my first Battle Back that I made for my game. Feel free to use it however you like, just give me a shout out in the credits, and a link to my profile on this site. The image is composed of the default "Clouds" and a modified "Port" both from battleback2, a pattern stamp of sand for the...

So, after some testing I've discovered that I have to have my areas be at least 27 width or I get the strange looping effect. When I did 25 x 25, I got the above result. When I did 26 x 25, I got a result that was similar to the problem above, but slightly different. And when I expanded my...

Thanks, MJ, for pointing me to the correct forum. So, I did as you suggested, and got this error: After that, I thought maybe I should put <!par4> in the notes area, and when I play my game, I get this: Which is essentially the same issue I had before. Now, when I go up and down on this...

Hi, I think this is the right forum for this question, if not please feel free to correct me, and/or move this thread. I have an area, 25 x 25, called "!Kayas_Hideout". I used OrangeMapShot to get the base image, loaded it into Photoshop and worked on it. I created my overlay layer and saved it...

Hey RMMV members! I'm new to the community here, but not to RPGs or the concept of making them. I think it was back in 2001 or 2002 that I first came across Don Miguel's RPG Maker 2000, and started playing around with it, learning how to script and design maps. I've been playing RPGs since...