Coming up against such a challenge, perhaps most people have given up due to the difficulty involved. Some plugins build on others, and there is no explicit mechanism for resolving this in RPGMaker MV (i.e.No programming knowledge required!If you love games, surely you've thought at least once, "I wish I could make a game myself." Programming, however, is a huge obstacle that stands in your way. The information below is, I believe, complete and current up to that point. Sadly, Yanfly has retired from making RPGMaker plugins. Yanfly built a large (more than a hundred plugins) library of useful tools and utilities expanding on the base capabilities of RPGMaker MV. One of the major tools in Drifty’s arsenal, and in fact how I found him, are the Yanfly plugins. Drifty explains well what he is doing and why, and presents many useful tricks that come from working with the tool, things that likely would not be included in a manual (if RPGMaker MV had a manual… I haven’t found an official one yet). Driftwood Gaming is one of my go-to posters on this. Swords & Wizardry Appreciation Day 2013 (5)Īs part of learning RPGMaker MV, I have watched many YouTube videos to see how people do things.Papers and Pencils: Overview of Pathfinder’s Skills.Over the Edge OGL (Wanton Role-Playing System – WaRP).io9: The 22 Rules of Storytelling, According to Pixar.TERRIBLEMINDS: Chuck Wendig, Freelance Penmonkey.Paratime Design: Creative Commons Licensed Cartography.Dungeons N Dragons: A Fantastic Collection of Maps for RPGs.
Tales of the Grotesque and Dungeonesque: Random Wizard’s Tower Generator.In Like Flynn: Sandbox Encounters From A To Z.Save vs Dragon: Scrutinizing the Scroll.io9.com: 10 Secrets to Creating Unforgettable Supporting Characters.Bat in the Attic: How to make a Fantasy Sandbox.STUFFER SHACK: Designing Fantasy Cities.Observations of the Fox: Game Design Principles.
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