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[Jared]

Today, I finished my intro, ripped tiles, made a few screens, and drew in the Minish Cap table from scratch!

[Moon]

Today I created a couple field screens for my quest, one of them can be seen in the official screenshot thread.

[Moosh]

Today I submitted something to the official database for the first time ever and it feels amazing OMG! Not sure if that counts though...

I also attempted (yet again) to start a quest in another tileset and failed (yet again) to get anywhere with it. It's strange; when I use EZGBZ I feel like I'm working with an incomplete tileset (for example it has tiles for a fountain but not the actual water that goes in it) and with DoR I just feel so...dirty and unoriginal...

[Russ]

and with DoR I just feel so...dirty and unoriginal...

The trick is use it in a completely original way. Rip in some tiles and go nuts. Gonken's a good example of that, but I think he's gona so far it doesn't even count as DoR anymore...

Anyways, haven't accomplished anything today (I just woke up after all) in the traditional sense, but I had a dream that's been turning the cogs of creativity in my mind, so if that counts for anything...

Oh and yesterday I opened TDW and swapped out a few tiles, fixed a few bugs, created more bugs in the process, and got bored. Progress! ... Progress?

[Moonbread]

You could complete a quest using DoR. I can only think of two quests that have actually managed to do that.

[Cukeman]

Well, recently I learned how to make tiered secrets and how to work with combo cycling.
Feeling a bit more competent now.

[Russ]

You could complete a quest using DoR. I can only think of two quests that have actually managed to do that.

I can think of a couple. There's my own, all three of the Bloodline games, Nargad's Trail, Power of Geduina, and Wolfstyle DX. I think that's all of them... so seven total. Yeah, not too many actually.

[Twilight Knight]

I also attempted (yet again) to start a quest in another tileset and failed (yet again) to get anywhere with it. It's strange; when I use EZGBZ I feel like I'm working with an incomplete tileset (for example it has tiles for a fountain but not the actual water that goes in it) and with DoR I just feel so...dirty and unoriginal...

What I did in NTCC is simply replace some tiles with some I liked better, like Pokemon water, grass and mountains. It really has a different feel to it then DoR, but yet it has the same great palette structure and amount of options as DoR 1.0 has. I like working with it.

[Lightwulf]

Today I finished the new enemy tiles for my 2.5 update to the EZGBZ tileset. (To see screenshots, visit my post in the Developer's Exchange forum.) Creating those was a lot of fun for me!

Earlier this week, I completed making all the new 2.5 items' tiles.

[Jared]

I beta tested for Cukeman...that's it.

[Evan20000]

Started my second overworld.

[MoscowModder]

Made a block puzzle along with a script that makes block secrets permanent. Run for your life!


The plates with blue pixels (which are animated) rotate the blocks between horizontal and vertical.

Edited by MoscowModder, 16 February 2012 - 07:38 PM.

[Evan20000]

I really like the chain graphic. That's a very neat way to bar the player's progression.

[Jared]

Looks great, MM! I like the idea.

I added a bunch of new sound effects. Changed a few minimaps, as well as fixed up my subscreen.

[Evan20000]

Still deciding on a palette for my second overworld. I'm fond of this one, but I'm not sure yet.