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I also commented on discord about this but i'll leave it here too: I like the idea of an Intersect Game jam! I also like the idea of default assets only (maybe if its somewhat successful then another jam edition can be made with different rules regarding assets if people want to). Having the limitation of using base assets + no-source-edits is already a cool restriction and it can let people spark some creatives ways of using the engine. As i commented i think that having the rule of hosting your server be an optional rule instead of mandatory would work best for people that cant/dont want to host a server for a week for it. You can share the server files and the client and let people self-host (i know that is basically giving the entire thing you made away to the open world, but there are jams like this that share the "source" code, so i don't think it would be much of an issue). I also support Smoot's idea of using itch.io for it ( https://itch.io/docs/creators/game-jams ), it can be scheduled and easily shared, increasing Intersect presence over there which is a good thing imo.

Fantastic game. A ton of work was packed into this and you can tell by the amount of systems incorporated. I only played a little bit, haven't had much time, but i've been checking the Discord and people seem to be having a lot of fun. Great job Day, keep it up! and best of luck on that post-release-bugfixing-stage that you are now haha, looks a bit intimidating dealing with all that but is really good to be able to have that level of feedback too

Claro, te recomiendo leer esto: https://docs.freemmorpgmaker.com/en-US/developer/start/vs.html (no esta traducido pero creo que si lo pones en el traductor de google se entiende bastante). Básicamente si vas a querer modificar cosas en el codigo fuente vas a necesitar compilarlo, y para eso sería el Visual Studio para compilar la solución. En teoría vos podes hacer los cambios en los archivos fuente en cualquier IDE o incluso en el bloc de notas, pero necesitas compilarlo para que esos cambios se apliquen realmente. Si tenes algun problema con errores al compilar podes darle boton derecho a la solucion -> limpiar, y despues darle a compilar de nuevo. Aca hay un ejemplo de errores comunes al querer compilar por primera vez: https://docs.freemmorpgmaker.com/en-US/developer/start/compiling.html Saludos

Really interesting, good job!

Thanks for the input! I still have to check the engine extensively but yes, i think events could handle the sprite swap. Either that or another tile attribute but i have to look into the source too for that. I also have to take into account the possibility of having more elements on the ground level (resources, items, random stuff) so an event/attribute shouldnt interfere with those. Didn't know about that xD, thanks

Currently nothing, my idea is to have two sets of sprites (one for ground-based movement and one for air-based movement). I would probably need to make a "ground" tile attribute or something to detect and swap between the two.

Heyo! Its been a while. From the title i want to clarify that I know there are a ton of DBZ games around and some of you are probably tired of them, but hear me out Back in the days of Eclipse I made a concept of a sort of 2D "platformer-ish" dragon ball game called "Dragon Ball Tau" that was based around using LSW sprites (i love that artstyle). I managed to save two gifs from back then (they are from 2010 so at least 10 years ago lol): As you can see It wasnt truly a platform game because it lacked gravity and physics and it was just a matter of perspective (using sprites/tiles in a lateral way and a background image). But that game stayed with me all these years as a cool 'what-if' project to make one day. I think now is the day. Now that the source is out i've been playing a bit with the engine and im really liking it. I needed the source for this game mostly because i need to make a some sort of system of directions (4-directions is not enough, i need at least 6 with up-left, up-right, right, left, down-left, down-right) and probably a ton of sprites for airborn and grounded stances, so i was waiting for it to be released before starting heavily on this project. Now that it is out im having a bit of fun with it and im liking the capabilities Intersect offers from the ground up, amazing work there devs. Ive done this in a bit of spare time between yesterday and today, testing around graphics and animation/projectiles and also graphic tilesets: Wanted to share in case any of you is interested, and wanted to give some feedback ♥ Have a great day!

Solid tutorials, good work!

Amazing work guys!

Looks interesting! Best of luck with your project man

Jajaja. Si, había un par de bugs raros. Yo no trabajaba con el source en aquel entonces, porque era cerrado, hacía más cosas de moderacion del foro. El tema de AE siempre fue la reticencia a liberar el source por parte del dev (del cual no me acuerdo el nombre jaja), porque si lo hubiese hecho me parece que la comunidad en español hubiese podido crecer un poco más. Lo que estaba bueno era que era bastante user-friendly para los que recien arrancaban.

This looks really impressive! It's nice to see an historic-inspired RPG in the works in a world where fiction/fantasy-based RPG are way more common. Chariot racing sounds intriguing.

Buenas, me presente en el foro en ingles pero no acá. Soy de Argentina, mi nombre es Federico y mi usuario es Alatar. Fui parte de la comunidad Eclipse hace mucho tiempo (hará cosa de diez años mas o menos). Di mis primeros pasos en programación ahi asi que supongo que le debo mi pasión actual a estos motores. Quizas lo mas relevante que hice por aquel entonces fue el sistema de Quests. Aparte de eso fui moderador del foro en español de Eclipse junto con Ludipe (y Elessar si mal no recuerdo) por un tiempo, tambien fui moderador de AlterEngine y estuve activo en aquel entonces en varias comunidades de motores de habla hispana. Esto siguió hasta que eventualmente me fui para otros rumbos. Pasaron años desde la ultima vez que trabaje en un proyecto, pero me agarró la nostalgia el otro dia y acá volvi, viendo qué tal. Un saludo a todos, espero que este nicho de la web relacionado con motorcitos de juegos 2D caseros crezca de vuelta poco a poco hasta ser similar a lo que era.

I was wondering, how do you guys handle the planning/development of your project? I'm not talking about your client/server/editor itself, but rather on how do you keep all the things about your game wrapped up in your mind. Do you use the forum post for your game? A notepad? Or rather Notepad++? A word/open office/drive document file? A worldbuilding site like worldanvil? A single sheet of paper? A Discord room? Collaborative sites like nuclino? Personally i've used several text documents in the past but for my current project i wanted a kind of personal-wiki with internal hyperlinks and quick formatting, thus i'm using CherryTree. But how about you?

Really cool tool, good job!