uhm, where's the GD thread? - Page 2

I agree with harbin91 in that they're too short... I'd say 10 or 12 feet as a minimum, perhaps as high as what, 16 feet?

... Maybe you should stick a person in there too just to make sure you're getting things right. Because you also wanna make sure the tents aren't too short and whatnot. They look a bit squat to me, but that might just be me xD

okay, round 3 of update pics.

So I finished up the rocky coast around the Keep, added a railing along the upper path to the Keep, and added a rope bridge for access to the Keep as well. I also made the fruit crates and stuck them in the courtyard.



- this shows what the back side of the Keep's plateau looks like

- this is the front side, will be more used by players due to the access path

- shot of the railings I put in so people dont wander off of the cliff edge

- full shot of the bridge

- shows how long the bridge is. I have yet to actually drape it like it would be in real life.\

- the camp where the merchants stay during the marketplace days

- corner shot of the fruit stand in the courtyard

- detail shot of the fruit crates and stands



my next task is to build the first town which will be near the Keep. Im hoping to get it up within the next week!





Rick

well, it's Enterbrain trying to fix all the millions of problems with RMVX AND RMXP in one package. Apparently, from the people I know that have used it say its the best one yet. I dunno, I thought they said the same thing when VX came out

Ultimaodin - thanks! Unity has built-in lighting in the engine, so it handles lighting very easily. One of the side effects of using Inquisitor's tilesets is that my texture footprint in memory is extraordinarily small. Being built to handle texture maps in the 1024x1024 to 2056x2056 range, my 32x32 or 64x64 texture maps hardly even register. I am hoping to start populating my dungeon in the next week or so, then we'll see what active lighting looks like in RMXP style lol

There are good battlesystems but only done by the community and can be overwhelming to the newbies. Would like to see what is possible in the program if the entire scripts are rewritten from base to customised.

>.> I feel the urge to try it now... Just for the hell of it...
What would you say are the downfalls of VXa's mapping vs. XP's?

The limitations and style was one thing that put me off VX (not completely though)

Creating brilliant maps in RMXP was a true art TBH.