Skill and State Marked Mini-Icons: It's in good game design for players to glance at an icon and immediately know what to expect out of it. So what other features are there other than the 1 for 1 replacement of the default iconset? This way, the only work you need to do is just to replace the old with the new! This is why we've made the first part of the 2500+ large iconset to be direct 1 for 1 replacements of the default iconset! If you've been using RPG Maker MV's default iconset, it would be a massive headache to go back and pick a different icon for each of your skills, items, weapons, armors, and states. If you were to commission each of those icons, that would have cost you OVER $2500!īut these icons are $0.01 each to sell for a total of ONLY $25! It's completely enough to cover the traditional FANTASY RPG you've wanted to make! The icon set comes with buff icons, skill icons, state icons, weapons, armors, crystals, potions, consumables, you name it! That can blow a hole into any casual hobbyist game dev's wallet! Not only that, all the other icon sets you've found are MAD EXPENSIVE!Īnd commissioning icons cost like $1 each, so if you ever wanted 1000 of them, that's $1000! The icons that came with RPG Maker MV aren't enough or are just completely lacking and don't mesh with your game's vibes at all. all There seems to be no right-for-all setting so I'll work on a "configure controls" option.If you're looking here, you're probably looking for icons for YOUR game. I also prefer arrow keys over WASD so I initially chose Delete-End-PageDown, Insert-Home-PageUp as a 6 directions equivalent to arrow keys but it's impractical on laptop keyboard. Among players who have a numpad some wanted 1-2-3 7-8-9 control. Here you can a move a unit some tiles, then move another unit, then move the first unit some more. Selecting a distant tile to move to works in games where a unit makes its complete move at once. The player can move multiple tiles but each move cost some Action Points. As the path maters, I must allow all 6 directions from any hexagon. The mapping of horizontal and vertical arrows only covers 4 of the 6 possibles move directions. Your Q-W-E, A-S-D choice overcomes one issue with the current F-G-H, C-V-B (chosen to comply with QWERTY and non-QWERTY layouts): it is much easier to put back your fingers in the right position after you moved the hand to press Esc or another key.
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MinST is designed for Windows PC and I might compile it for Lubuntu someday. Mouse control is a good solution but I want to experiment more with keyboard control first. Yes, I'm looking for ideas to improve controls in MinST.
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