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Set the Option1 on the NPC flags (that horizontal/vertical scroll npc sets. On BL I think it's the interactible set.) Edit: It's Horizontal/Vertical Trigger Npc. Forgot the name.

<SSS have to be set every time you load or start the game. It can be every value you want. You can try an invisible or null Npc to activate it.

I miss the time when the forum had good mods like Safusaka ones, Polar✪, Kim Taranto and Jon Spider mods... I wonder where would be they are now..?

I've taken two days and half, but I completed this: Ikachan - Mizuno Extended

On RPG Maker is almost the same thing. The game just makes the npc invisible, not interactable and can pass through it. I noticed it in a certain bug when I was making a game. But yeah, these things we do to put the npcs out of sight... :mrgreen:

<CNP prevents any flag from being activated by mistake. As for example, if the door or any npc is programmed to appear or disappear if any is activated, deleting it ends up activating the flag for some reason.

The basic command is that: <PRI<FAO0004<TRA[Room code]:[Fade in event]:[X coordinate]:[Y coordinate] ← For a normal exit <PRI<CNP0100:0000:0000<SOU0011<FAO0004<TRA[Room code]:[Fade in event]:[X coordinate]:[Y coordinate] ← For a door exit On the other room, the code have to be this: #0090...

I was making this project just for fun on my free time. I think I can show how I went a little far away with this. :oops: It's kinda an ambitious project, but okay I guess... I don't think I will finish that, but here are some that I transcripted and recorded by now: Completed Pmd Files...

It's inspired by Ikachan's interactions, but okay. I'll fix it soon. Edit: The issue is fixed and the link was updated!

It located of Head.tsc event #0030, and his other missile upgrades. I think just the Super Missile script is located on the Boulder Chamber.

Oh, thank you for the reviews and told me the issues. All the grammar mistakes occur because English is not my native language. I'm still learning a lot but okay, I can fix these problems. I will fix the issues soon. ;) Edit: Changes done! Fixed everything and updated the post.

Well, where do I start ..? I think I'd better let the game say it all by itself. It was a lot of work for me to do and redo the whole game of Daisuke, alone (It doesn't means that I'll remake all of his other unreleased games). I chose this unreleased game because I thought it would be cool see...

*Phew*... I finally finished to make a demo for the Rockfish remake. I'll now make the thread, and rest a bit of the development. That was really a journey for me...

Well, that's your choise.

Yeah, you can draw everything to be a falling block. You can make a falling sand, lava, big stone, or else.

You may try this by example: The two falling blocks always have these pattern like shown in the first balcony blocks like this:

Yeah, I based on the King: Strife and Sacrifice to see how that Hack works. Was several attemps until I find exacly every single frame, graphics, etc. Here's a short explanation of how the Multisave Hack works (sorry if I didn't explained very well):

I have it in my Booster's Lab, so I can give you the Doukutsu with the Multisave Hack. By some reason, it makes the title background black instead of gray, but okay. I drew the title a bit to make it vanilla. Here's the Link...

They still can be used as normal map blocks. The falling blocks just transforms them in npcs that can hurt Quote.

You can use the balcony small and big blocks as reference to make the falling blocks. Or you can make a npc to be easier. Otherwise, it'll show strange tiles according to the graphics shown in the balcony.

I am finishing to remake a mod about an unreleased Daisuke game, and I want to know if it is a good thing or not. It's one of his projects called Rockfish. I'm making every part customized to not be such be a ctrl+C and a ctrl+V. It wouldn't be a problem if I release a demo?

You use the Booster Lab's Hackinator, and set the framerects to 0,0,320,240 respectivatly, and the render position to 0,0. It makes the Title.bmp have the size of the bkMoon.bmp, or bkFog.bmp.

The problem maybe is happening because the map code name that you're testing in the .exe game is different (more expecificaly, the stage.tbl). This commonly happens when you are testing the same maps with different code names in other executable file. By example: the start map of the original...