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Intersect Custom Graphics Fundraiser Hello everyone! It's no secret that we've been hoping to Greenlight Intersect in the near future. With Steam Direct on the way our timeline has expedited a little bit. Our biggest concern at this time is gathering new resources to distribute with Intersect by default. Macks graphics (that we currently use) are great, but they draw too many similarities to RPG Makers VX graphics for us to be comfortable releasing alongside the engine moving forward. Joe and I have commissioned our own @Murdoc and @Zetasis to help develop this new graphics pack. These graphics are drawing inspiration from both Macks graphics and the free assets created by @George and @QuoteFox. (See here and here) Our new graphics will have a retro feel. We will also have as much or more content than the set we are currently distributing with Intersect. So without further ado let's show you what we've got so far Tilesets Macks does a very good job of organizing graphics and we want users using Macks to have the option to upgrade to our custom set when it is complete. As such we are following their template. An example can be seen below. Macks are on the left.. and @Murdocs are on the right -> Characters @Zetasis has primarily been working on game characters, creatures, and paperdolls thus far. The character base is below Along with the base he has already created dozens of different hair styles, eye colors, clothing options and more. We will include tons of pre-built characters to be used in your game but all of these generation components will also be available to create your own entities. When this graphic set is released we will also provide you all with a character creation tool (WIP screenshot below) that will allow you to build your own character and customize each layer with different color hues and more Items @Zetasis has also found and created several item and spell icons that we will use in this graphic set. Bringing It All Together Quick map done by @Kibbelz It is our goal to make sure users can create beautiful games using this graphic set. These graphics will be available to our entire community free of charge and will not be restricted to any specific engine. Although we don't have any examples yet, this will be a complete set of graphics with paperdolls, animations, resources, and much much more. Fundraising Joe and I are hoping to raise $600. @Murdoc and @Zetasis have done an amazing job so far and we want to compensate them for their work. We are launching a new donation goal for this fundraiser that will run through March. All proceeds will go to @Murdoc and @Zetasis. They are doing us a huge favor, so I challenge you all to go above and beyond our goal! If we earn more than $600 they will receive the excess as a tip Please click the icon below and support our fundraiser! Donations made will count towards the new donation tiers and perks we just announced! We will be posting progress updates here as we have them. As always please feel free to comment and ask questions below! Thanks so much everyone!

Thank you all to everyone who helped us out by up voting Life Forge! It really means a lot to us.

I'm very pleased to announce that Life Forge has been greenlit with a Steam release expected within the next week! Thank you all!

This is more about making sure that we have a complete set of graphics that we know for sure are free and legal graphics to use. Other people will use these graphics outside of the community whether we want them to or not. Frankly I don't care.. if RPG Maker folks like our graphics than I think they should use them provided they credit Murdoc, Zeta, George, QuoteFox, and AGD. Asking for anything more than credit would just be limiting and honestly it's not like we have the resources to go after anyone that would break our license anyways.

These things are just really effin' creepy, and a swedish child once told me that the emojis killed his grandma. Can we get real emoji's? Persuasion:

To be honest Gen 2 pokes being released in PoGo made me want to just play HGSS instead.

As far as I am aware it is capable of using more than one core, and if it is indeed capable of using multiple cores as I suspect (and if it isn't now, in the future it will be for sure) it won't be a matter of intensiveness, and it would improve performance even when not under load since it would be able to process players/networking on multiple cores at the same time.

@Chronos @SPQR Panda thank you for your replies,i'll look into it

Though it's not really going to be easily, if at all, debuggable right now since the source hasn't been released. But yes like @Chronos said, MonoDevelop is what needs to be used.

Wait you are planning to take it to greenlight? Jesus that will slay rpg maker if you get it noticed (Well take it to steam direct or whatever it's called now).

I could probably whip something up in the weekend, it's not the hardest thing to swap a few rows around. If I remember to I might take a peek tonight as well.

Grats on Greenlight!

lms if you gotta poop