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Yellow here,

I'm a 19 year old Dutch guy who's in love with music. I currently play Guitar, Drums, Piano and I also sing a little because I can. I haven't touched nor seen the RPGM Scene for some years and I'm very curious about the whole situation now. I used to fight with Mark1707, the guy you thought was so cool because of his awesome maps; no grass under tree's! My mapping style is very natural. I like it if all makes sense, so a lot of depth can be expected in my maps.

I've also been writing for quite some time now. Worked on my English and I've reached the point that I can say with proud that not many see me as a non-native in the language. Ohh, I sound so cocky! I'm also very curious if the level of mapping on other (English) forums raised, as the Dutch RPGM Scene had quite a high level.

Questions? Ask away :)

Welcome! I have a question

Welcome? We've got some nice mappers. I don't know if we're considered an American forum. That all depends, I think. Maybe? Anyways, hope you enjoy it here! ;8

[Spoiler=My not-so hidden thoughts]Please don't end up being like Adrien...[/Spoiler]

Haha, no need to worry. I can handle criticism quite well, it is the sole reason how I reached the point of feeling comfortable with the English Language ;) (Let's not use the word criticism again. Feedback sounds much more appealing and fun :D). I think you took my words wrong or maybe I typed it in a wrong way. I was member of a Dutch Forum and the level was quite high, as I mentioned. This is not to say that I see you all as Americans. I was referring to the part that I was curious about the change in level outside my countries border.


Enough babbling, it takes away the fun :3

[spoiler=Yuyubabe]Thanks for that name, I found some topics that gave me quite a laugh :D[/spoiler]

Whew! You're nothing like Adrien. :) He was a negative criticizer, whereas you seem to be a positive feedback person. That's good! :D (Hope I don't come across as a jerk, using tone is hard over the computer! I'm good-natured, I promise!).

It's my mistake, haha. I don't know what this forum is considered. I've never been outside of America, so I know nothing about how Dutch forums are. Are they a nice community? I take it the graphics are superb? European art of any kind is always something I love. Especially architecture. :)

I don't have any problem with confidence, in fact I encourage it! :) My mapping skill isn't really good or bad. I make maps, but I rarely post them. I hope to see some really nice ones from you! :D

Here's the Screenshot thread (http://rmrk.net/index.php/topic,13626.0.html) where a lot of our maps and such are displayed and you can post some. ~ ;8

Quote from: Irock on February 08, 2012, 03:57:25 AM
Welcome! I have a question

Ask away :P

@Yuyubabe

Jerk? I don't see it :P For me, Graphics and mapping are two totally different things. Most of us use the standard RTP to map. Most of the foreigners do this too, yet miss creativity. The best mappers of our community (I tend to see myself at the top with some others,) always surprise me and others with the minimum. We use some add-ons to make it easier but the maps are always interesting in their own way.

The biggest downside is that not many of us really finished a game. One did manage it, Chiyi with his game "Mikkoku". He used RM2K3 if I remember correctly and the game is quite popular (and free). As for the Graphics, we lack real artists here. My spriting skills are average and I can manage the little things but I have yet to see an amazing tileset from a Dutchy. I tried to make one myself but abandoned it after the first major sprite because of the lack of creativity. The community supported it through, that was really nice.

I'll post a map later. I'm curious about the thoughts of it here. And because I know there will be someone asking about what kind of object I created while I tried to make a tileset, see the spoiler. Also, just post those maps! The worst that can happen is that you get some feedback from others and you learn from that!

[Spoiler=I used to be Kyougi. (Gamer in Japanees)]

Nice! I like that material, it looks clean.

To be honest, I've never completed a game in RPG Maker. I'm working on one, though. Haha I think it's a trait amongst a vast majority of artists. I'm a real life artist, and can do character edits, but maps and sprites are okay for me. :o I actually really hate doing sprites... :( I lack patience for it lol!

Alrighty! I look forward to your maps. :D