You’ll also want to set the size of the map. I might name this room, “Poop Face’s Room” or whatever the name of the character will be. From here, you can change the name of your new map to make it easier for you to navigate your creations. When you select “New Map,” it calls up the dialog box depicted above. For our purposes, though, we’re going to create a brand new map.

It’s useful when you have, say a map of a town with houses in it, and want to show that each house is a “sub-map” within that town. I wanted to make sure that I clicked the overall game, because selecting “New Map” when clicking on an already-created map will display that new map as kind of a “sub-map” to the first. You’ll notice that the below picture already shows that I have 2 maps – but I wanted to start fresh to be able to chronicle my map and event creation from square one. Start by right-clicking the area that says the name of your game. All kinds of fun events can be done with this premise, though, and the principles in creating a simple item-retrieval game can be used in larger games, as well. So here today, I will give a brief tutorial on map and sprite creation with RTP-only tools ( Run time package basically means the tools, tilesets, codes, sprites and faces that come with RPG Maker on purchase), so that this looks like any game a person may make with a fresh RMVXAce purchase.įor my following posts regarding RMVXAce game creation, I’ll be focusing on a very simple game, with a simple map and simple focus: you will be a character in your bedroom, whose mother demands that your room be picked up. I want to make sure that I can hold my own, though. J has taken the lead on designing the game through RPG Maker (and he has done a great job!).

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