@@JonathanWagner yes, regions have so many uses, but the lazy developers will sleep on them just because it's a *little* complex. It's just one of those things, where a lot of people avoid, but is powerful when you put in 20 mins to learn it. I know RPG Maker is a lazy developers engine, so. You'd never find a RPG Maker dev in godot or unity building the menus, make the dialog text appear and move/scroll and all the movement vector math manually from scratch... lets face it. (Just people who like to write stories and draw) 🤷♂
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I am really glad that there is new compilation) Thank you so much for keep helping us to get our dreams come true every day 😊
Honestly, I would love for you to do a mapping tutorial. You have some of the best map layouts only using the engine's default tiles.
I haven't used these much, thank you for the tips!
With regions u don't need to copy and paste events, u can just paint them over a wide area...
Pretty sure that's what he was saying. And regions is one feature I need to try to utilize more in my planning.
@@JonathanWagner yes, regions have so many uses, but the lazy developers will sleep on them just because it's a *little* complex. It's just one of those things, where a lot of people avoid, but is powerful when you put in 20 mins to learn it. I know RPG Maker is a lazy developers engine, so.
You'd never find a RPG Maker dev in godot or unity building the menus, make the dialog text appear and move/scroll and all the movement vector math manually from scratch... lets face it.
(Just people who like to write stories and draw) 🤷♂
I love your rpg make mz tutorial videos! I hope you still make new ones. 😢❤
How to get MapY of player and MapX of player?