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Stencyl Game Maker

Started by Star_wolf, May 21, 2007, 08:52:59 PM

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SirJackRex

Quote from: Irock on November 29, 2007, 01:38:02 AM
Congratulations, RMXP. I really wish I had something to contribute to Stencyl. x_x

Well, you have your amazingly amazing sprites... :V

Irock

Quote from: SirJackRex on November 30, 2007, 05:40:26 AM
Quote from: Irock on November 29, 2007, 01:38:02 AM
Congratulations, RMXP. I really wish I had something to contribute to Stencyl. x_x

Well, you have your amazingly amazing sprites... :V
I could contribute to level design if they needed level designers.

Holkeye

Why would a program where people make games need a level designer? Or were you being coy?

Irock

Quote from: Holkeye on November 30, 2007, 06:25:27 PM
Why would a program where people make games need a level designer? Or were you being coy?
They have launch games to show what is possible with Stencyl~

Malson

Quote from: Holkeye on November 30, 2007, 06:25:27 PM
Why would a program where people make games need a level designer? Or were you being coy?


Stencyl isn't just a game-making program. It's an entire platform devoted to gaming. Think of it as a virtual video game system, complete with development kit and first-party titles.

SirJackRex

Quote from: Irock on November 30, 2007, 05:47:31 AM
Quote from: SirJackRex on November 30, 2007, 05:40:26 AM
Quote from: Irock on November 29, 2007, 01:38:02 AM
Congratulations, RMXP. I really wish I had something to contribute to Stencyl. x_x

Well, you have your amazingly amazing sprites... :V
I could contribute to level design if they needed level designers.

I thought they didn't need any more?  :=:

Holkeye

Quote from: Malson on November 30, 2007, 07:29:34 PM
Quote from: Holkeye on November 30, 2007, 06:25:27 PM
Why would a program where people make games need a level designer? Or were you being coy?


Stencyl isn't just a game-making program. It's an entire platform devoted to gaming. Think of it as a virtual video game system, complete with development kit and first-party titles.

So its like Game Maker, but it comes with a bunch of shitty knock-offs and demos.

firerain


SirJackRex

Quote from: Holkeye on November 30, 2007, 10:52:10 PM
Quote from: Malson on November 30, 2007, 07:29:34 PM
Quote from: Holkeye on November 30, 2007, 06:25:27 PM
Why would a program where people make games need a level designer? Or were you being coy?


Stencyl isn't just a game-making program. It's an entire platform devoted to gaming. Think of it as a virtual video game system, complete with development kit and first-party titles.

So its like Game Maker, but it comes with a bunch of shitty knock-offs and demos.

No. Game Maker is a piece of shit.

RMXPokemaniac

Actually, Game Maker isn't too bad if you know how to use it. Anyway, the date for the progress report has been announced - December 18! It will be held on the Stencyl IRC channel. More info on that later.  :tpg:

Leventhan

WOHOO!
Less than 3 more weeks!

Be kind, everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.

Malson

Quote from: Holkeye on November 30, 2007, 10:52:10 PM
So its like Game Maker, but it comes with a bunch of shitty knock-offs and demos.

But Game Maker DID come with a bunch of shitty knock-offs and demos. Remember that Pac-Man game packaged with the GM download, or the Breakout one? That's besides the point anyway. StencylWorks (the game-making program within Stencyl) is very different from Game Maker in that the entire program is tile-based, similar to how RPG Maker works. However, it will offer the flexibility to adapt to many kinds of genres without the steep learning curve often associated with Game Maker.

RMXPokemaniac

Yes, he's right. Also, you will learn about some HUGE differences at the progress report, and if, after the progress report, you still think Stencyl is a GM clone, I'll just shoot myself. Er... well, I can say that now, but I probably never would. Anyway, I don't think that any doubt will remain in any of your minds after the presentation, 'kay?

Holkeye

I don't think its a clone. I was just using Game Maker as a reference. I think that a(nother) program to make games is a great idea, especially if it is user-friendly. However I can pretty much bet that in a year or two, there will be 3,000 Stencyl forums, and only 4 completed games. Which, by the way, has nothing to do with how awesome a program can be.

RMXPokemaniac

But why would there be 3,000 Stencyl forums? The reason there are 3,000 RMXP forums is because it never had an official one. Stencyl, on the other hand, does have an official forum. I don't see why someone would make an unofficial one, because nobody would go to it (like the Stencyl develoupment community forum).

Arrow

I just left Stencyl as a spriter. ;9

SirJackRex


Irock


Roph

[fright]bringing sexy back[/fright]

Yossy

Weird, I've actually been keeping an eye on that Stencyl site since long before I came back here.

Arwym

It's interesting.  I have been waiting for it, too.  But something about the kits tells me it's going to be a little limited?  Unless they offer advanced tools, such as programming or complex eventing...  They have probably thought about that, though.  Only time will tell.

Yossy

They claim that it's completely and entirely customizable.  I would think that means scripts and programs.

I'm not worried.  If I could tweak RPG Maker 2000 and 2003 to do what I needed without any scripting, I'm confident I can do the same with another program.

Arrow

I can assure you as an ex member that this will not be NEARLY as limited as the rumors have people believing.

Revo

So... anything new? I've been silently awaiting this. ;D

As if I need a new game maker... Even more game projects that I won't finish for 2 years. :P

Irock

Quote from: Final-Knight on January 28, 2008, 03:25:41 AM
So... anything new?
Depends when the last time you checked the site was.