During the way, they learn lots of things. How to put an sprite into a game, how to animate it, how to make them to interact with each other... also they learn how to write a CRPG, what things make a CRPG a fun experience and what things are only suitable for some people. But all this development was done in 2D. When 3D games appeared, they still worked with 2D, because they didn't want to make a killer CRPG, or even a pseudo-Final Fantasy 3D. What they were seeking was to discover the "kernel", the "heart" of CRPGs. Every CRPG is (almost) the same game, but with lots of variants that make them different and unforgettable. So, when this guys started to write this guide, they could only teach about what they know. And what are the things they know?: Amateur CRPG programming ^_^. So, with this guide, you'll learn what is behind the CRPGs you have always played. 2D, or 3D. It does not matter. Well, matters. we'll talk you about 2D CRPGs ^_^.
Let's do some partitions here. Who are you? Noob, Amateur, Professional, Hironobu Sakaguchi? ![]() Hiya!. in this guide you'll learn about CRPG programming, and i hope you'll be able to make a simple CRPG only with your brain, fingers and lots of spare time. But you won't learn anything about programming. Why? 'Cause programming is only a part in the process of making an CRPG, and also there's a lot of tutorials out there explaining how to make programs. And, by the way, the language on which you make your CRPGs does not matter. C, C++, C#, Delphi/Pascal, Java, Basic, Game-Oriented languages,... The important thing here is THE GAME. The other things are only the tools. ![]() Hi!. You'll learn here how to make a CRPG 2D game, and also you will learn about techniques that are commonly used in other game genres. ![]() Hello buddy!. I hope you learn with us new techniques for your games. Also I hope that you'll share some of your knowledge ^_^. ![]() Wellcome. Only i can say that i'm glad of you visiting this site. Thank you. And If you want to share some of your knowledge, Lots of thanks. ![]() I Salute you, great master. Thank you to you and your companions for making this life full of dreams. |