RPG Development Studio (RPG game maker)

I think I got it but haven't used it

hellblade wrote:I think I got it but haven't used it

If you plan on using it, you might want to email me for an update, there has been huge improvements since the last official release.

Ok, I will prob get around to it, eventually

Hiko wrote:forget that then i don't wanna learn any programming language. i want easy scripting like 001 and FPS creator hha. and by that, i mean no scripts

FPS creator? First person shooter FTW~! Do you use it? if you do, can i have a direct link to it?

it's a CD, you'll have to go torrent it bud

Hiko wrote:it's a CD, you'll have to go torrent it bud

I smell piracy
RPGds is good.
I tried a private release on Linux, it works great, except that Ubuntu uses a fixed up driver for my graphic card so the games tend to run slow.

Hey, i'm just telling him a way to get HIS ass busted by the popo.

Dojan5 wrote:RPGds is good.
I tried a private release on Linux, it works great, except that Ubuntu uses a fixed up driver for my graphic card so the games tend to run slow.

If your drivers do not fully support OpenGL in Linux, then OpenGL will be running in software mode, and while the RPGds editor is extremely optimized and can run in this mode fairly well, you cannot run a game at any decent speed in software mode as it requires constant rendering.

thedevilsjester wrote:

If your drivers do not fully support OpenGL in Linux, then OpenGL will be running in software mode, and while the RPGds editor is extremely optimized and can run in this mode fairly well, you cannot run a game at any decent speed in software mode as it requires constant rendering.

That was somewhat what the engine said too.
But will it work when compiled?

Dojan5 wrote:

thedevilsjester wrote:

If your drivers do not fully support OpenGL in Linux, then OpenGL will be running in software mode, and while the RPGds editor is extremely optimized and can run in this mode fairly well, you cannot run a game at any decent speed in software mode as it requires constant rendering.

That was somewhat what the engine said too.
But will it work when compiled?

I am glad to see my "software driver detector" worked .

No, unfortunately it means that no RPGds game will run on your system (at least with the Linux drivers you are using). If you have proper drivers in Windows they may work there, or you can buy a cheap video card (some old nVidia like a Geforce2 should be fine) and be set (assuming its not a laptop, of course).

RPGds r10 was released last night. I need your help finding the bugs (and there are many) so we can have a nice stable product by 1.0 release.

Read the news article at http://www.rpgds.com

I will try, but someone will have to try the games since i cant test them...

New version r11 is out, mainly a bug fix release, check it out, report any bugs you find!

thedevilsjester wrote:New version r11 is out, mainly a bug fix release, check it out, report any bugs you find!

Great, i just reinstalled Ubuntu again.

Hmm this is okay, I have just started using it

sam wrote:Hmm this is okay, I have just started using it

I hope you enjoy it.

Some people want an easy program that does most everything for them, and others want to go all out and make everything from scratch in C++.

RPGds targets the people that fall in the middle. Its a smaller audience, but one that has thus far been neglected.

I think you do a good job, Just wish I had more time so I could try and make a game lol.

thedevilsjester wrote:Some people want an easy program that does most everything for them, and others want to go all out and make everything from scratch in C++.

Speaking of C++, did you use KDevelop to create it or did you create it just by code?
Or did you maybe use another useful program i havent heard about?

Dojan5 wrote:Speaking of C++, did you use KDevelop to create it or did you create it just by code?
Or did you maybe use another useful program i havent heard about?

I dont quite understand your question. KDevelop is a code editor, so you use it to write code. Are you referring to the KDevelop plugin that lets you create QT based dialogs? You dont have to use that plugin to use KDevelop, and I wouldnt write programs (with or without KDevelop) that use QT because of its very unfriendly license.

RPGds was written in the same program I write all my code in. The KDE equivalent of "WordPad" called KWrite. Which is simply a wordpad that has syntax highlighting.

Holy cow.
I meant to put Windows together, like adding buttons and such. I find writing all in code is quite a pain.