In the next article, we’ll add some life to these locations with Events. Not the most ambitious or sprawling game, sure, but more than enough to give you a look at how to create both maps. The aim for today is to make a small town and the beginning of a dungeon beneath it. Learn to walk before you run before you fly, and all that. Like any creative tool, if you don’t master this essential first, there’s little point in going further.
Today we’re going to take a look at the most basic skill you will need to get an RPG Maker MV game up and running: mapping. Over the course of the next three articles, I’ll introduce you to how RPG Maker MV does business: how you create maps, fill them with things to do and, in the final part, how to go beyond the constraints of the basic engine. The art is free, the least you can do in return is telling your players which parts we made.This article is one chapter of a multi-part Cover Game feature! Do not just drop our names (or any name) in a list of artists without telling anyone who did what.
When credit is given, please be specific about which parts you give us credit for. (No parts by other artists are included yet.) Share your edits: No (unless you post them in this topic, I will add them to the set with your permission, you will be receive full credit for your parts)Īdd & share new parts: Yes please! (if you post them in this topic, I will add them to the set with your permission, you will be receive full credit for your parts)Īll files which name start with JDN: JohnDoeNews Share this set: No (share link to this topic instead) I don't want little kids to open the wrong game because they recognize the art.) Commercial & Non commercial games: Yes please!Īdult (naughty) games: No, absolutely not! (since this is made for kid games.
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