is add +1 to the variable each and every time you press the action button during the game while facing the event. 8.For the "OPERAND" section, bubble in "NUMBER" and type in "1". 5.Choose Variable Operations 6.On the Variable Operations dialogue, bubble in Single Variable, click the "." button and choose your variable for "SeasonNo." 7.For the "OPERATION" section, bubble in "ADD". 4.Click on of the event commands dialogue window. 3.Click on the first Blank line under event commands. This ensures that you have to press the action button while you are facing the event's location. I consider this to be the "Spring" tileset and it is the one that has been assigned to the map during it's creation.Ģ.On the event page, set the "Trigger Condition" to "Action Key" and also set the "Event Layer" to be the "Same Layer as Hero". In the screenshot below, I have created the outside of a house, with a well, a scarecrow, trees, some water, and a clothesline.
This will change the season right before your eyes! Now for the breakdown! STEP 1 - Create a Map The first thing to do is create a map in RPG Maker 2003. Step 5 - We will create an event on the Map itself, that will CHANGE a variable and then call the common event. 1 for Spring, 2 for Summer, 3 for Autumn, and 4 for Winter. Step 4 - We will create a common event that will read a variable and change the season. Step 3 - We will define all four tilesets in the Database and assign the. In most cases, Spring is already made or you already have one you want to use, so you'd really only need to create 3 more. Step 2 - We will make a total of 4 tilesets, 1 for each season. Step 1 - We will create a map to walk around in. Implementing these seasons takes 5 main steps. You can right-click and save my tilesets if you like, and if you want the actual project itself to dive into, I have a link at the end. Let's Begin! This tutorial is broken down so that you can follow step-by-step in your own RPG Maker 2003. You will also need a graphic editor such as Gimp or Photoshop, capable of editing. png files for Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter - 1 Common Event - 1 Map event to trigger the change in season. Here's what you will need in your RPG Maker 2003 project: - 1 Map - 4 Tileset. In this tutorial, we'll create one single map, and have that map change through each of the four seasons using the "Change Map Tileset" command. Suppose you have constructed a town, but you'd like to see your town during the Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter seasons. (This 2 sprites took me 9 hours to make )įinally, the pack will not cost much, i was thinking anything like $5 or $15. T Y ❤ītw thanks to NanikasiraTkool too, i took as sample some cars from him.How to Use "Change Map Tileset" to have 4 Seasons in your town. I like these tiles a little bit more, so i have some plans for him if the Modern+ pack be a success. This is because i have some difficult reproducing the same car in other point of view, so, if i can make them on 4 directions i’ll do (they will included in the pack like “Bonus sprites”), but i can’t promise nothing.Īnyway(AGAIN), this actually is only an ideia, idk nothing about sell resources or anything on internet, so i’ll search about how sell resources and make the sprites in the next weeks.Īh, and i removed Spacepack and some other tiles from internet. Anyway, i make them only sideview (Like the logo image) and some models front/back view. In this pack i was thinking to put 10-15 models of cars, motorcicles, SUVs and etc, with 5-10 recolors and edits in each model. Anyway, i’ll try to sell a little collection of modern cars nammed “Modern+ Car Pack”. I was thinking to sell tiles for a long time (like 4 years ago), but i don’t think these are good enough to sell. So, finally i decided to make an commercial pack.
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