If it's a generic pixel editing program that you can change the canvas size, then it should work - you just may need to adjust some of the presets to make it conform to the MV canvas. Is it a sprite editor where you can change the size of the canvas, or was it specifically created for VX Ace? I ask because VX Ace was based on 32x32 pixel tiles, and MV is based on 48x48 tiles, meaning you're going to need something like GIMP to upscale them when they're done (and they'll look a little fuzzy). It's not worth dumping $50 on random DLC that's rated highly as a lot of the DLC doesn't fit well together, and some of it doesn't work out of the box - it's just a set of images that you are expected to configure yourself, making it not exactly user friendly.Д¦) does the sprite editor I got for VX Ace work with this one? (I got it on a humble bundle) It's worth getting the stuff you want to get.

Even something simple sounding like a Pokemon knockoff is going to involve a lot of coding if you want to make it yourself (or finding someone who has already done a Monster Training plugin).ДҐ) is it worth getting the steam dlc stuff? B-E are more or less interchangeable.Д¤) Is it worth the price for a game dev kit?Дo you want to make RPGs in the style of the 1-6 Final Fantasy games and the early Dragon Warrior games, Golden Sun games, Pokemon games and so on? Then yes, it's worth it as this will do a ton of stuff ahead of time for you, giving you a blank canvas where the boring setup has mostly been done and now you're just here to tweak things.ДЄre you wanting to just make games of which those style of RPGs are just one subcategory, but you also want to try 3D shooters or action platformers and so on? RPGMaker may not be the wisest purchase, then, as the further you get from Dragon Warrior I and Final Fantasy I, the harder it gets. All the A tiles are formatted differently than B-E tilesets. Note - the A1-A4 tilesets are Autotile tiles with A5 not being autotile. That's where you set which tilesets are on which tab. Your call on whether or not you want to wait.ДЈ) is there anyway to see all the tile sets on the world bit? I've tried changing them from 'area' to 'world' but it doesn't seem to stay and show thereДatabase, Tilesets. Of course, regularly does mean 'Two or three times a year' so it may be the Steam Summer Sale before it's $27 again. It may be in your best interest to wait for a sale.

I will add that it regularly goes on sale to the $20-30 range on Steam, through Humble Bundle, or similar. You can start, work until your trial expires, buy it, and pick right up where you left off. Otherwise, it has the same functionality as the pay version (and the same limitations about not being allowed to use the art, sound, and music outside of RPGMaker games)Дў) is it worth starting now until I buy it or will the data not transfer to the main thing ? As I recall, it's timed and you cannot release commercial projects using it.

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