Construct may be free, but it's also already better than agm, since agm is limited and can't do much and isn't cross platform(genre)

I think Construct is fine being free, free isn't bad. But I would love to have python working though, also you can't compare agm to construct, period.

I'm making an RPG.<img src="http://www.refractivegames.com/battle_files/screen3.png">

Here's the teaser: http://vimeo.com/3607637

Wow, that's actually pretty cool. Not flashy like the other screens, but because you have a functional party system.

May I ask if you have it so it can add, and remove party members?

Good Luck on your project!

I'm really curious how Construct would handle parties.

For example.

variables: name, hp, maxhp, sp, maxsp, xp, slot; // note I'm just using programming for examples, not construct or actual python coding.

Now, when a game starts you see a few splash screens, then your title, you go through an introduction blah blah blah, etc. By the time it's all over, you should have 1 player to walk around with.

I'm just wondering how you would setup a database for players and able to remove them, then add them at any point in your game, with constructs default coding.

Could you elaborate some more? I'm kinda like "Huh...." right now.

I'm OKAY with python, but since I'm working on a A-RPG I require a dialog box. But since it will be most likely used in every layout(MAP) would python be an answer?

And would the easiest way of creating a D.Box just to make the D.Box appear first then show dialog?

like

define TextBox(txt) 
txtbox_show = false;
txtbox_view = 60;
txtbox_wait ++
txt = '';
if txtbox_wait >= txtbox_view && txtbox_show=false
        txtbox_show = true
if txtbox_show = true
   print txt
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So like in game you'd write TextBox("Text here"); 
While I'm sure the code works in some sense, it would be nice if I knew that python was the answer to a rpg dialog function. Also, rpgs have color tags. so like TextBox("Hey, my name is jirishi")

Thanks.

This is awesome! By any chance would this support the classic controller that connects to the wiimote? I'd really like to use that as the controls for my game.

This sounds like a good project . I'd be willing to give a little help perhaps, if you post some samples of your work.

I'm just starting an engine right now. Any help with the "Textbox" area would be nice.

Hero_Bash: I'm from GW, RPG Revolution, and many other forums.

Edit: I did start a sprite over the weekend, woulda finished but right/idle sprites really are the hardest to the sprite itself. I've never had actual problems with animating them.

<img src="http://i43.tinypic.com/2nhj3ax.png">

The resolution is pretty much standard 320X240.

Instead of doing things the ol way, is there a way to use spritesheets? And if my assumptions are correct would it require python?

Here's an example spritesheet that I wish to use.

<img src="http://i40.tinypic.com/2wq7vja.png">

I meant to say layouts, got excited a bit there.

I Heard about it on a forum, but there was no links. So I searched Google for about an hour, this was probably when Construct was not so easy to find.

OH, I didn't know you could have unlimited tiles.

Also remember, I joined ages ago when Construct was still being discovered.

Features:

• An advanced action battle system, similar to seiken densetsu and the legend of zelda.
• Dynamic Menu System
• Combo system
• Dodge enemies attacks depending on your speed
• Beam struggles(as the famous Super Saiya-Jin Son Gohan Vs Perfect Cell)

Playable Characters:

• Son Goku
• Kuririn
• Yamucha
• Teinshinhan
• Bulma(During Cutscenes)
• Chaoutzu

Mapping Features:

• Realistic sounds, birds chirping, the water, wind, etc. Depends on the environment.
• Lighting/Shadow Effects
• Particle effects for smoke, snow, rain, etc.
• Animals walking around. It's not realistic for them not to be, it's just plain otherwise.

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What I need help with, with the game.

• Programming
• Pixel Artists
• Level Designers
• Composers

I myself am a very good Pixel-Artist, it's actually my specialty.