Aphrodite: precisely!! Or something like that... I think it's pretty intruiging, the way that many players can play through a single character. It also shows how your ordinary human cannot subscribe to a very effective groupthink mindset. It works, but not that well.

DatapawWolf and Derqs All the graphics you see are just place holders. Some of the weapon and armor icons will be kept and used because they were from OpenGameArt.org. Everything else will be designed by myself or my wife.

ounds good! I only mentioned it because I've seen a project actually sell with RMVX resources even with said ToU.

Good luck with the project! :)

Ashley I know this is way old, but I just exported the Speech Recognition example *.capx using Node-Webkit and the speech recognition failed while saying that it was supported initially. Testing using debug and Chrome worked perfectly, however.

Edit: this was tested with the latest R169 and with/without PNG recompression and script minification.

I'm sorry but I don't get what all the rage is about in this thread. It's really neat, yes, but that's about it. C2 is a 2D game engine, and would still need to be heavily adapted to be able to create 3D games.

And yes, I see the rotating cube. No, that is not a game. To invest time and effort into something of significance will require a lot more development and probably many more months, as well as continuing support by the original creator.

Not to be all realist on you guys, but there's a reason Scirra hasn't messed with 3D yet.

Derqs, here ya go: http://www.pixeljoint.com/pixelart/44976.htm

Also, looking forward to what you'll be doing with the game, Tekniko, just be wary of revealing anything here to the folks at Enterbrain or the RPGM sites, since, as far as I've been told, you cannot publicly release a game using RMVX/Ace/XP graphics as per EULA: http://www.rpgmakerweb.com/support/information/eula

Edit: also, the license for the icon set is CC BY 3.0 is anyone is wondering.

Edit again: nope yeah, reading more into the EULA, you can't distribute anything with the RTP graphics unless it's explicitly made with one of their other RPG Maker titles.

I'm surprised at the lack of attention this has. I've seen multiple requests to lock the cursor, before. :p

Either way, thanks! I don't have a use for it now, but may, sometime in the future.

I noticed something similar with my own project and I believe you are correct. However, I'm not sure why you would need to detect whether or not the mouse has clicked the button. Shouldn't you simply be testing in an event whether or not the button has been clicked regardless of mouse?

Though I must say having an event I can use as a "while button down" would be really handy, because I have a "block" feature in my game that is supposed to occur while a button is being held down, but there are no events for that (that I've been able to find, anyway) so I have used instead a custom sprite object as a button.

Thanks for giving us the heads up. I look forward to watching your progress!

diogomuller glad to hear! :D I will try to make it as smooth a system as possible.

Tekniko why thank you. I try. :)

I just today found this site, it's called the "GameDev Market."

Basically, they are going to be a platform for indie developers to buy and sell resources, and are currently in launch phase. RIght now you can submit resources, but they will not be public until May 30th.

Submission works as so: everything has to be approved, and they have a host of options related to selling. Some of which I've seen on the sell page are: Category, primary and secondary genres, pro or basic (which means what the buyer can use them for), tag and taglines, and whether or not they can be used for promotions (kinda like Steam Sales).

I believe they also support versioning, though I'm not entirely sure how that works, at the moment.

Do you have a screenshot of your events? What kind of variable(s) do you use to keep track of money? Do you use multiple layouts?

Should be the same or close to this one: