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FFL: Reverted edit of 90210, changed back to last version by A Forgotten Legend

FFL — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 04:32:22 GMT

Reverted edit of 90210, changed back to last version by A Forgotten Legend

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-	~~<center~~>	+	The only PC RPG Maker to be legally translated in English, it adds many new features to the series. Ruby scripting can be used to edit the games and make your game unique. You now can use 32-bit images (PNG and JPG also), allowing any numbers of colors unlike the previous ones.
		+	==Images==
		+	===Characters===
		+	Any image size as long as the dimensions are a multiple of 4.
		+	===Battlers===
		+	Can be anywhere from (in pixels) 1x1 to 640x320
		+	===Animations===
		+	Must be a horizontal row of 5 squares at 192x192, vertical size has no max. limit however.
		+	===Tilesets (Chipsets)===
		+	(Click for Image ->)Must have at least one block of eight tiles of 32x32 pixels in size lined up horizontally, there is no max. limit on vertical size however.
		+	===Auto Tiles===
		+	(Taken from Official Site here ---> http://www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/index.html)

-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+	[[Image:Auto_tile_example.gif]]

-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+	As a general rule, autotiles form the basis for the 12 tile patterns seen here.

-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+	A) The representative pattern, displayed in the tile palette and used to show how the other autotiles interact with each other.
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+

-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+	B) The parent pattern. If the pattern shown here and an autotile from the same group (i.e., with the same representative pattern) are placed next to one another, they will tile seamlessly.

-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+	C) The parent pattern is featured in the four corners of this tile.
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+

-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+	D) Tiles with the parent pattern on all four sides, plus a central pattern with no borders at all.

-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~

-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+	If you need to animate these autotiles, such as for water graphics, simply place the basic blocks as multiple cells in a horizontal row. You can use as many patterns as you like.

-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+	[[Image:Auto_tile_example2.gif]]
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+

-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+	If you only need to animate a single tile, you can just line up single 32x32 pixel tiles instead of the larger autotile blocks.

-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ~~!~~</H1>~~	+	===Panoramas===
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED~~!~~</H1>~~	+	No size limit.
		+	===Fog===
		+	These are graphics that are over the map (Just like Fog would be!).
		+	===Battle Backgrounds===
		+	Backgrounds must be a size of 640x320 pixels.
		+	===Icons===
		+	Icons are 24x24 pixels, and are seen in the item menu. (You use these to show what items look like basically!)
		+	===Titles===
		+	Yes, it means the background image for your title screen! These must be 640x480 pixels.
		+	===Game Over Graphics===
		+	Must also be 640x480 pixels, this is shown at a Game Over.
		+	===Window Skins===
		+	Much like the System 1 (or just System if your using Rm2k) from Rm2k and Rm2k3, it has the same purpose. It actually combines the System 1 and 2 together (Rm2k3) as well.
		+	Example

-	[[Image:~~phantomo212~~.~~jpg~~]]	+	[[Image:Window_skin_example.gif]]

-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+	(Taken from site again)
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+

-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+	A) The window background. A 128 x 128 pixel pattern is drawn here, filling the window whatever its size. Technically, the window's edges are each two pixels smaller than that, a feature that allows for natural-looking rounded corners. Plus, the translucent backgrounds of some windows means you don't need to make the images themselves translucent.

-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+	B) The window frame and scroll arrows. The four corners are drawn at a set size of 16x16 pixels, and the remaining frame tiles at a width of 16 pixels to match the window's size. The arrows are used to indicate that scrolling is possible in a given window.
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+

-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+	C) The command cursor indicates which item is selected in a given window. The outer two pixels resize both horizontally and vertically, and the rest adjusts horizontally to match the size of the cursor.

-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+	D) The pause graphic, used in a message window to show that the player's input is required, is a four-frame animation measuring 16x16 pixels.
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+

-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+	E) The arrow cursor, used in battles to select actors and enemies, is a two-frame animation measuring 32x32 pixels. While it's not actually part of the window, it's included in this file for convenience.

-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+	===Pictures===
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+	May be any size.
		+	===Transitions===
		+	Used during screen transitions. Must be 256 color grayscale (PNG format)

-	~~[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]~~	+	==Sounds/Music==
-		+	===BGM===
-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!<~~/~~H1>~~	+	This is Background Music. You can use .mid (.midi), .mp3, .ogg, .wma or .wav files for this.
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+	===BGS===
-		+	This is Background Sounds. You can use .mp3, .ogg, .wma, or .wav files for this.
-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+	===MFX===
-		+	This is Music Effects. You can use .mid (.midi), .mp3, .ogg, .wma, or .wav files for this.
-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+	===SFX===
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+	This is Sound Effects. You can use .mp3, .ogg, .wma, or .wav files for this.
-		+
-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+
-		+
-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+
-		+
-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+
-		+
-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+
-		+
-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+
-		+
-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+
-		+
-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+
-		+
-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+
-		+
-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+
-		+
-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+
-		+
-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+
-		+
-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+
-		+
-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+
-		+
-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+
-	~~<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>~~	+
-		+
-	~~[[Image:phantomo212~~.~~jpg]]~~	+
-		+
-	~~<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>~~	+
-		+
-	~~</center>~~	+

90210 at 02:07, 6 September 2007

90210 — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 02:07:55 GMT

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-	The only PC RPG Maker to be legally translated in English, it adds many new features to the series. Ruby scripting can be used to edit the games and make your game unique. You now can use 32-bit images (PNG and JPG also), allowing any numbers of colors unlike the previous ones.	+	<center>
-	~~==Images==~~	+
-	~~===Characters===~~	+
-	~~Any image size as long as the dimensions are a multiple of 4.~~	+
-	~~===Battlers===~~	+
-	~~Can be anywhere from (in pixels) 1x1 to 640x320~~	+
-	~~===Animations===~~	+
-	~~Must be a horizontal row of 5 squares at 192x192, vertical size has no max. limit however.~~	+
-	~~===Tilesets (Chipsets)===~~	+
-	~~(Click for Image -~~>~~)Must have at least one block of eight tiles of 32x32 pixels in size lined up horizontally, there is no max. limit on vertical size however.~~	+
-	~~===Auto Tiles===~~	+
-	~~(Taken from Official Site here ---> http://www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/index.html)~~	+

-	~~[[Image:Auto_tile_example.gif]]~~	+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>

-	~~As a general rule, autotiles form the basis for the 12 tile patterns seen here~~.	+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]

-	~~A) The representative pattern, displayed in the tile palette and used to show how the other autotiles interact with each other.~~	+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>

-	~~B) The parent pattern. If the pattern shown here and an autotile from the same group (i.e., with the same representative pattern) are placed next to one another, they will tile seamlessly~~.	+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]

-	~~C) The parent pattern is featured in the four corners of this tile.~~	+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>

-	~~D) Tiles with the parent pattern on all four sides, plus a central pattern with no borders at all~~.	+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]

		+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>

-	~~If you need to animate these autotiles, such as for water graphics, simply place the basic blocks as multiple cells in a horizontal row. You can use as many patterns as you like~~.	+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]

-	~~[[Image:Auto_tile_example2.gif]]~~	+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>

-	~~If you only need to animate a single tile, you can just line up single 32x32 pixel tiles instead of the larger autotile blocks~~.	+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]

-	~~===Panoramas===~~	+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
-	~~No size limit.~~	+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>
-	~~===Fog===~~	+
-	~~These are graphics that are over the map (Just like Fog would be~~!).	+
-	~~===Battle Backgrounds===~~	+
-	~~Backgrounds must be a size of 640x320 pixels.~~	+
-	~~===Icons===~~	+
-	~~Icons are 24x24 pixels, and are seen in the item menu. (You use these to show what items look like basically~~!)	+
-	~~===Titles===~~	+
-	~~Yes, it means the background image for your title screen! These must be 640x480 pixels.~~	+
-	~~===Game Over Graphics===~~	+
-	~~Must also be 640x480 pixels, this is shown at a Game Over.~~	+
-	~~===Window Skins===~~	+
-	~~Much like the System 1 (or just System if your using Rm2k) from Rm2k and Rm2k3, it has the same purpose. It actually combines the System 1 and 2 together (Rm2k3) as well.~~	+
-	~~Example~~	+

-	[[Image:~~Window_skin_example~~.~~gif~~]]	+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]

-	~~(Taken from site again)~~	+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>

-	A) The window background. A 128 x 128 pixel pattern is drawn here, filling the window whatever its size. Technically, the window's edges are each two pixels smaller than that, a feature that allows for natural-looking rounded corners. Plus, the translucent backgrounds of some windows means you don't need to make the images themselves translucent.	+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]

-	B) The window frame and scroll arrows. The four corners are drawn at a set size of 16x16 pixels, and the remaining frame tiles at a width of 16 pixels to match the window's size. The arrows are used to indicate that scrolling is possible in a given window.	+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>

-	C) The command cursor indicates which item is selected in a given window. The outer two pixels resize both horizontally and vertically, and the rest adjusts horizontally to match the size of the cursor.	+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]

-	~~D) The pause graphic, used in a message window to show that the player's input is required, is a four-frame animation measuring 16x16 pixels.~~	+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>

-	E) The arrow cursor, used in battles to select actors and enemies, is a two-frame animation measuring 32x32 pixels. While it's not actually part of the window, it's included in this file for convenience.	+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]

-	~~===Pictures===~~	+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
-	~~May be any size.~~	+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>
-	~~===Transitions===~~	+
-	~~Used during screen transitions. Must be 256 color grayscale (PNG format)~~	+

-	~~==Sounds~~/~~Music==~~	+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]
-	~~===BGM===~~	+
-	~~This is Background Music~~. ~~You can use~~ .~~mid (~~.~~midi),~~ .~~mp3,~~ .~~ogg, .wma or .wav files for this~~.	+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
-	~~===BGS===~~	+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>
-	~~This is Background Sounds. You can use .mp3, .ogg, .wma, or .wav files for this~~.	+
-	~~===MFX===~~	+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]
-	~~This is Music Effects. You can use .mid (.midi), .mp3, .ogg, .wma, or .wav files for this~~.	+
-	~~===SFX===~~	+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
-	~~This is Sound Effects. You can use .mp3, .ogg, .wma, or .wav files for this~~.	+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>
		+
		+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]
		+
		+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>
		+
		+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]
		+
		+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>
		+
		+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]
		+
		+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>
		+
		+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]
		+
		+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>
		+
		+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]
		+
		+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>
		+
		+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]
		+
		+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>
		+
		+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]
		+
		+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+	<h1>CHARAS WILL BE DESTROYED!</H1>
		+
		+	[[Image:phantomo212.jpg]]
		+
		+	<h1>LONG LIVE THE LULZ!</H1>
		+
		+	</center>

A Forgotten Legend: /* Window Skins */ spacing change

A Forgotten Legend — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 22:09:35 GMT

Window Skins: spacing change

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	Much like the System 1 (or just System if your using Rm2k) from Rm2k and Rm2k3, it has the same purpose. It actually combines the System 1 and 2 together (Rm2k3) as well.		Much like the System 1 (or just System if your using Rm2k) from Rm2k and Rm2k3, it has the same purpose. It actually combines the System 1 and 2 together (Rm2k3) as well.
	Example		Example
		+
	[[Image:Window_skin_example.gif]]		[[Image:Window_skin_example.gif]]
		+
	(Taken from site again)		(Taken from site again)
-	A The window background. A 128 x 128 pixel pattern is drawn here, filling the window whatever its size. Technically, the window's edges are each two pixels smaller than that, a feature that allows for natural-looking rounded corners. Plus, the translucent backgrounds of some windows means you don't need to make the images themselves translucent.

-	B The window frame and scroll arrows. The four corners are drawn at a set size of 16x16 pixels, and the remaining frame tiles at a width of 16 pixels to match the window's size. The arrows are used to indicate that scrolling is possible in a given window.	+	A) The window background. A 128 x 128 pixel pattern is drawn here, filling the window whatever its size. Technically, the window's edges are each two pixels smaller than that, a feature that allows for natural-looking rounded corners. Plus, the translucent backgrounds of some windows means you don't need to make the images themselves translucent.
		+
		+	B) The window frame and scroll arrows. The four corners are drawn at a set size of 16x16 pixels, and the remaining frame tiles at a width of 16 pixels to match the window's size. The arrows are used to indicate that scrolling is possible in a given window.

-	C The command cursor indicates which item is selected in a given window. The outer two pixels resize both horizontally and vertically, and the rest adjusts horizontally to match the size of the cursor.	+	C) The command cursor indicates which item is selected in a given window. The outer two pixels resize both horizontally and vertically, and the rest adjusts horizontally to match the size of the cursor.

-	D The pause graphic, used in a message window to show that the player's input is required, is a four-frame animation measuring 16x16 pixels.	+	D) The pause graphic, used in a message window to show that the player's input is required, is a four-frame animation measuring 16x16 pixels.

-	E The arrow cursor, used in battles to select actors and enemies, is a two-frame animation measuring 32x32 pixels. While it's not actually part of the window, it's included in this file for convenience.	+	E) The arrow cursor, used in battles to select actors and enemies, is a two-frame animation measuring 32x32 pixels. While it's not actually part of the window, it's included in this file for convenience.

	===Pictures===		===Pictures===

A Forgotten Legend: /* Auto Tiles */ (spelling error)

A Forgotten Legend — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 21:44:28 GMT

Auto Tiles: (spelling error)

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-	If you need to animate these autotiles, such as for water graphics, simply place the basic blocks as multiple ~~cels~~ in a horizontal row. You can use as many patterns as you like.	+	If you need to animate these autotiles, such as for water graphics, simply place the basic blocks as multiple cells in a horizontal row. You can use as many patterns as you like.

	[[Image:Auto_tile_example2.gif]]		[[Image:Auto_tile_example2.gif]]

A Forgotten Legend: /* Auto Tiles */

A Forgotten Legend — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 21:43:51 GMT

Auto Tiles

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	As a general rule, autotiles form the basis for the 12 tile patterns seen here.		As a general rule, autotiles form the basis for the 12 tile patterns seen here.

-	A The representative pattern, displayed in the tile palette and used to show how the other autotiles interact with each other.	+	A) The representative pattern, displayed in the tile palette and used to show how the other autotiles interact with each other.

-	B The parent pattern. If the pattern shown here and an autotile from the same group (i.e., with the same representative pattern) are placed next to one another, they will tile seamlessly.	+	B) The parent pattern. If the pattern shown here and an autotile from the same group (i.e., with the same representative pattern) are placed next to one another, they will tile seamlessly.

-	C The parent pattern is featured in the four corners of this tile.	+	C) The parent pattern is featured in the four corners of this tile.

-	D Tiles with the parent pattern on all four sides, plus a central pattern with no borders at all.	+	D) Tiles with the parent pattern on all four sides, plus a central pattern with no borders at all.

A Forgotten Legend: /* Auto Tiles */

A Forgotten Legend — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 21:43:26 GMT

Auto Tiles

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	As a general rule, autotiles form the basis for the 12 tile patterns seen here.		As a general rule, autotiles form the basis for the 12 tile patterns seen here.
		+
	A The representative pattern, displayed in the tile palette and used to show how the other autotiles interact with each other.		A The representative pattern, displayed in the tile palette and used to show how the other autotiles interact with each other.
		+
	B The parent pattern. If the pattern shown here and an autotile from the same group (i.e., with the same representative pattern) are placed next to one another, they will tile seamlessly.		B The parent pattern. If the pattern shown here and an autotile from the same group (i.e., with the same representative pattern) are placed next to one another, they will tile seamlessly.
		+
	C The parent pattern is featured in the four corners of this tile.		C The parent pattern is featured in the four corners of this tile.
		+
	D Tiles with the parent pattern on all four sides, plus a central pattern with no borders at all.		D Tiles with the parent pattern on all four sides, plus a central pattern with no borders at all.
		+

	If you need to animate these autotiles, such as for water graphics, simply place the basic blocks as multiple cels in a horizontal row. You can use as many patterns as you like.		If you need to animate these autotiles, such as for water graphics, simply place the basic blocks as multiple cels in a horizontal row. You can use as many patterns as you like.

A Forgotten Legend: /* Auto Tiles */

A Forgotten Legend — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 21:42:55 GMT

Auto Tiles

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	===Auto Tiles===		===Auto Tiles===
	(Taken from Official Site here ---> http://www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/index.html)		(Taken from Official Site here ---> http://www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/index.html)
		+
	[[Image:Auto_tile_example.gif]]		[[Image:Auto_tile_example.gif]]
		+
	As a general rule, autotiles form the basis for the 12 tile patterns seen here.		As a general rule, autotiles form the basis for the 12 tile patterns seen here.
	A The representative pattern, displayed in the tile palette and used to show how the other autotiles interact with each other.		A The representative pattern, displayed in the tile palette and used to show how the other autotiles interact with each other.
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	If you need to animate these autotiles, such as for water graphics, simply place the basic blocks as multiple cels in a horizontal row. You can use as many patterns as you like.		If you need to animate these autotiles, such as for water graphics, simply place the basic blocks as multiple cels in a horizontal row. You can use as many patterns as you like.
		+
	[[Image:Auto_tile_example2.gif]]		[[Image:Auto_tile_example2.gif]]
		+
	If you only need to animate a single tile, you can just line up single 32x32 pixel tiles instead of the larger autotile blocks.		If you only need to animate a single tile, you can just line up single 32x32 pixel tiles instead of the larger autotile blocks.
		+
	===Panoramas===		===Panoramas===
	No size limit.		No size limit.

A Forgotten Legend: Added Images

A Forgotten Legend — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 21:42:19 GMT

Added Images

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	===Auto Tiles===		===Auto Tiles===
	(Taken from Official Site here ---> http://www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/index.html)		(Taken from Official Site here ---> http://www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/index.html)
-	~~(Click for image->)~~ [[~~http~~:~~//www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/at_tile~~.gif]]	+	[[Image:Auto_tile_example.gif]]
	As a general rule, autotiles form the basis for the 12 tile patterns seen here.		As a general rule, autotiles form the basis for the 12 tile patterns seen here.
	A The representative pattern, displayed in the tile palette and used to show how the other autotiles interact with each other.		A The representative pattern, displayed in the tile palette and used to show how the other autotiles interact with each other.
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	If you need to animate these autotiles, such as for water graphics, simply place the basic blocks as multiple cels in a horizontal row. You can use as many patterns as you like.		If you need to animate these autotiles, such as for water graphics, simply place the basic blocks as multiple cels in a horizontal row. You can use as many patterns as you like.
-	~~(Click for image ->)~~[[~~http~~:~~//www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/at_tile2~~.gif]]	+	[[Image:Auto_tile_example2.gif]]
	If you only need to animate a single tile, you can just line up single 32x32 pixel tiles instead of the larger autotile blocks.		If you only need to animate a single tile, you can just line up single 32x32 pixel tiles instead of the larger autotile blocks.
	===Panoramas===		===Panoramas===
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	Much like the System 1 (or just System if your using Rm2k) from Rm2k and Rm2k3, it has the same purpose. It actually combines the System 1 and 2 together (Rm2k3) as well.		Much like the System 1 (or just System if your using Rm2k) from Rm2k and Rm2k3, it has the same purpose. It actually combines the System 1 and 2 together (Rm2k3) as well.
	Example		Example
-	~~(Click for image ->)~~[[~~http~~:~~//www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/win_skin~~.gif]]	+	[[Image:Window_skin_example.gif]]
	(Taken from site again)		(Taken from site again)
	A The window background. A 128 x 128 pixel pattern is drawn here, filling the window whatever its size. Technically, the window's edges are each two pixels smaller than that, a feature that allows for natural-looking rounded corners. Plus, the translucent backgrounds of some windows means you don't need to make the images themselves translucent.		A The window background. A 128 x 128 pixel pattern is drawn here, filling the window whatever its size. Technically, the window's edges are each two pixels smaller than that, a feature that allows for natural-looking rounded corners. Plus, the translucent backgrounds of some windows means you don't need to make the images themselves translucent.

A Forgotten Legend: Rpg Make XP Info.

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Rpg Make XP Info.

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The only PC RPG Maker to be legally translated in English, it adds many new features to the series. Ruby scripting can be used to edit the games and make your game unique. You now can use 32-bit images (PNG and JPG also), allowing any numbers of colors unlike the previous ones.
==Images==
===Characters===
Any image size as long as the dimensions are a multiple of 4.
===Battlers===
Can be anywhere from (in pixels) 1x1 to 640x320
===Animations===
Must be a horizontal row of 5 squares at 192x192, vertical size has no max. limit however.
===Tilesets (Chipsets)===
(Click for Image ->)Must have at least one block of eight tiles of 32x32 pixels in size lined up horizontally, there is no max. limit on vertical size however.
===Auto Tiles===
(Taken from Official Site here ---> http://www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/index.html)
(Click for image->) [[http://www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/at_tile.gif]]
As a general rule, autotiles form the basis for the 12 tile patterns seen here.
A The representative pattern, displayed in the tile palette and used to show how the other autotiles interact with each other.
B The parent pattern. If the pattern shown here and an autotile from the same group (i.e., with the same representative pattern) are placed next to one another, they will tile seamlessly.
C The parent pattern is featured in the four corners of this tile.
D Tiles with the parent pattern on all four sides, plus a central pattern with no borders at all.

If you need to animate these autotiles, such as for water graphics, simply place the basic blocks as multiple cels in a horizontal row. You can use as many patterns as you like.
(Click for image ->)[[http://www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/at_tile2.gif]]
If you only need to animate a single tile, you can just line up single 32x32 pixel tiles instead of the larger autotile blocks.
===Panoramas===
No size limit.
===Fog===
These are graphics that are over the map (Just like Fog would be!).
===Battle Backgrounds===
Backgrounds must be a size of 640x320 pixels.
===Icons===
Icons are 24x24 pixels, and are seen in the item menu. (You use these to show what items look like basically!)
===Titles===
Yes, it means the background image for your title screen! These must be 640x480 pixels.
===Game Over Graphics===
Must also be 640x480 pixels, this is shown at a Game Over.
===Window Skins===
Much like the System 1 (or just System if your using Rm2k) from Rm2k and Rm2k3, it has the same purpose. It actually combines the System 1 and 2 together (Rm2k3) as well.
Example
(Click for image ->)[[http://www.enterbrain.co.jp/tkool/RPG_XP/eng/win_skin.gif]]
(Taken from site again)
A The window background. A 128 x 128 pixel pattern is drawn here, filling the window whatever its size. Technically, the window's edges are each two pixels smaller than that, a feature that allows for natural-looking rounded corners. Plus, the translucent backgrounds of some windows means you don't need to make the images themselves translucent.

B The window frame and scroll arrows. The four corners are drawn at a set size of 16x16 pixels, and the remaining frame tiles at a width of 16 pixels to match the window's size. The arrows are used to indicate that scrolling is possible in a given window.

C The command cursor indicates which item is selected in a given window. The outer two pixels resize both horizontally and vertically, and the rest adjusts horizontally to match the size of the cursor.

D The pause graphic, used in a message window to show that the player's input is required, is a four-frame animation measuring 16x16 pixels.

E The arrow cursor, used in battles to select actors and enemies, is a two-frame animation measuring 32x32 pixels. While it's not actually part of the window, it's included in this file for convenience.

===Pictures===
May be any size.
===Transitions===
Used during screen transitions. Must be 256 color grayscale (PNG format)

==Sounds/Music==
===BGM===
This is Background Music. You can use .mid (.midi), .mp3, .ogg, .wma or .wav files for this.
===BGS===
This is Background Sounds. You can use .mp3, .ogg, .wma, or .wav files for this.
===MFX===
This is Music Effects. You can use .mid (.midi), .mp3, .ogg, .wma, or .wav files for this.
===SFX===
This is Sound Effects. You can use .mp3, .ogg, .wma, or .wav files for this.