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This page contains the RPG Maker VXAce Master Script List. It is maintained by the staff and members of http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/. For any questions or inquiries, please refer to this topic on the VXAce forums: http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?/topic/73-vxace-master-script-list/. You can also leave a comment on this page. Scripts found through this list are made for RGSS3 (RMVXA). They will not work with RGSS (RMXP) or RGSS2 (RMVX).

One of the best script listing out there.

#ref #ok last post before i move

cowboy--beboop-deactivated20200

Hey! So some questions for more experienced RPG maker devs.

If you don’t want to stick to the music already in the program what do you do? What program would you use to create your own sound effects and music? If you wanted to purchase music specifically designed to be used in games and creative projects where would you go?

What are some good programs to make sprites with?

And what are some reliable sites to get plugins?

promdreamsofficial

LMMS and Audacity; both are free and open source and can be extremely powerful music/sound making tools.

incompetech.com has a whole library of totally free music of all kinds of genres; all you have to do is attribute the composer.

I use GIMP, which is basically open source Photoshop. It’s also free.

If by “plugins” you mean scripts and stuff, rpgmaker.net has a good selection; you can also search for Himeworks and Yanfly on google as they both produce high quality scripts for VX Ace and MV.

Hope this helps!

major shoutout to devs that have only a fraction of a sense of organization + other stuff going on in their lives and still manage to work on their games

#i keep changing and redoing so many things so i cant say for sure where i stand but #im taking itty bitty baby steps

jojogape

About text width limits in RPG Maker 2003

I just found out that the text box in RPG Maker 2003 has two tiiiiiny gray vertical lines and the second one indicates the characters-per-line limit (which is 50, by the way). If you write past that second vertical line, chances are it won’t be shown in-game, unless you use special commands like . and \C[#], as those won’t be part of the actual text, they just indicate the timing, color and so on.

Can’t see the lines? Look haaaarder. They’re really, really bright, almost white.

*screencap* *opens up Paint and selects the color* Freaking 240 240 240 light gray, man. In a white background. This is ridiculous.

I don’t know if this was a thing in the unofficial version (I have the official one) but knowing this makes things SO much easier…

vastutustundetu-u

a little masterpost on how to make good puzzles for me

PUZZLE DESIGN: HOW TO MAKE THEM FUN AND ADDICTING Puzzle Design 1: RPG Puzzle Types CATEGORIES OF PUZZLES The Puzzle Tutorial - make your own puzzles (VXACE but should work for others) http://blog.rpgmakerweb.com/tag/puzzles/

#hello i really need this right now #ref

misc-rpg-blogs

Hey, You

Yeah, you. The face looking at this. Hey!

Go work on your project for 5 minutes. No biggie. Just 5 minutes.

Add a few pixels to your pixel art, add 3 sentences to your story, program 1 event, whatever. Work is work! Progress is progress! It all adds up! Whoo!

misc-rpg-blogs

I think a big concern for some of us is that we feel like we have to get a huge chunk done per “work session”, and that if we don’t do “enough”, it’s not good enough. We are afraid to work because we don’t think our work will be good or good enough for other people.

The problem with this way of thinking is that sometimes, it’ll leave us in a kind of funk. A funk where you get nothing done, and you constantly worry about making everything “perfect”. That fear of it “not being good enough” holds us back. And we don’t work! So then we become stagnant. Progress halts. The project “dies” or is in a constant state of limbo where nothing happens.

And it’s really hard trying to get out of this funky feeling! Really hard!

But!

I heard that just “doing it” helps. Sure, you might not be feeling it, and sure, you might not like how it looks like now, but the thing is! You’re doing something! Right now, you’re working! Adding to it! Making progress! And even if you don’t like how it looks right now, you can go back and edit it! Fix it! What’s important is that you didn’t stop but are instead making progress!

Even if it’s something “small”, like adding two sentences to a story, that’s something. And that something adds up. Add several sentences together, you get a paragraph. Add several paragraphs together, you get a page. And so forth. So the important thing is to keep going and to not stop!

If you need a little break, that’s fine + important to do! I just don’t want your insecurities to hold you back and keep you afraid from doing what you want to do.