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Moosader (Profil anzeigen) 18. September 2014 17:46:45
If you'd like to help us plan things by giving us feedback or volunteering, please check out the thread I posted on Reddit.
Thanks!
jdwinger (Profil anzeigen) 21. September 2014 02:16:47
unfortunately, I haven't been involved in game SW in about 18-20 years (back in the shrinkwrap days) so I can be of little help beyond spreading the word.
SciBerC (Profil anzeigen) 23. September 2014 12:33:28
I am going to use rpg maker (or renpy)!
I hope a lot of people will participate!
jdwinger (Profil anzeigen) 23. September 2014 17:07:40
SciBerC (Profil anzeigen) 24. September 2014 00:10:06
Rpg maker can be used for proto typing games, however I would use game maker for proto typing.
I have played some fairly decent games made with rpg maker xp / vx / vx ace.
These ones also use ruby as a programming interface.
I also mentioned Ren'py, that is for creating visual novels, and it is a fantastic tool!
marbuljon (Profil anzeigen) 15. Oktober 2014 19:50:45
SciBerC:I recommend rpg maker xp, vx, and vx ace, for the budding game maker that wants to quickly make a game, also unlike r2k/2k3 they support Esperanto characters.Sadly, I have to use 2k3 as the newest versions don't work on Crossover on a Mac D : But if someone were able to make a patch that makes them work... (The problem is that playtesting and playing for real, don't work. So you can edit the game but you can't ever play it.)
I am going to use rpg maker (or renpy)!
I hope a lot of people will participate!
The workaround for Esperanto characters not working in 2k3 is that you can just edit the in-game font so that x or ð for example (useless characters that do work) look like ĝ and ĥ and so on.
Don't forget that you can make text adventure games!!!
If you go here: http://textadventures.co.uk/create
You can choose "Esperanto" from the making option, both online and on the desktop version. The desktop one won't work on a Mac (on Crossover, anyway) but the online version works fine.
There's also this by the same people, which is "creating multiple-choice interactive fiction" and the program works on all manners of OS.
http://textadventures.co.uk/squiffy
SciBerC (Profil anzeigen) 17. Oktober 2014 01:00:49
Convert to windows
I just googled "RPG Maker VX on Mac" and I stumbled upon this web blog:
http://blog.rpgmakerweb.com/tips-and-tricks/rpg-ma...
It seems that he emulates windows through a Virtual Machine, and runs RPG Maker through that..
I do not know if you can get RPG Maker to work Natively on make as, it was made for windows
kaŝperanto (Profil anzeigen) 17. Oktober 2014 15:13:59
SciBerC:There is a solution...Blasphemy!
Convert to windows
Convert to Linux and write your own game engine in C; it is much less of a hassle.
SciBerC (Profil anzeigen) 21. Oktober 2014 03:18:37
But, I do prefer Linux, so someone totally should do it.
marbuljon (Profil anzeigen) 24. Oktober 2014 16:08:42
SciBerC:There is a solution...Anything at all that costs money, even a super tiny amount, is a no-can-do. But I will see if I can, ehem, somehow get these things for free...
Convert to windows
As for programming, I don't have the patience to learn haha!!