convienient than VX ACE. Seriously, I think I might have just create more in 9 hours of work in MV, than my last 40 hours spent in VX Ace.

Tbh, I think that its unavoidable for people to leave tons of

VX Ace, I would say that the fault rather obviously belongs to the update.

However, finding the conflict in the code between the update & OBS Studio, is a bit beyond my technical capabilities, even if
I had the program to test, which I don't.

Personally I would recommend reverting back to the previous version of MV, passing on the information about the conflict to the official site, & then hoping

This is no Game but here a few examples.
Sadly all VX-Ace or XP but iam sure there is also casual clothing for MV.
And with all the modern Tiles in the RTP it should be easier to make Magical School

There's been a couple of modern and futuristic games (and assets) created for RPG Maker VX Ace, and RPG Maker MV comes with a few default assets fitting a modern theme (computers, cars, neon signs

give you the details on how to do that, as i've not had enough experience in MV yet, and have not looked into it. But hopefully that gives you an idea enough that you may be able to figure it out
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Thanks a lot, that did it. I don't know if there's a simpler way but a series of switches and the 3 event pages did it. [/quote]

In vx ace, you could have the event perform a move action (face

I've been having an issue with RPG Maker MV where just as the title says, the playtest does not seem to launch, nor does deploying the game, and running the game.exe. When I attempt to do so, i get
playtest immidiately, does the same thing.

I am running windows 7 home premium. I have hundreds of hours of vx ace, so i'm no stranger to the functionality of rpgmaker apps.

--solved

consuming, which is great. A bunch of useful features, most important for me would be the resolution, and performance. That being said, as much as it's a very nice conveniance upgrade from VX Ace, it's a
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Just to be sure, the MV will support projects created on older versions of the program, without the need of remaking our games from the scrap? [/quote]

It only has a converter

2000/2K3 only supported 8-bit BMP/PNG files.

The Ruby interpreter was introduced with RPG Maker XP, and updated with VX and VX Ace.

If there are limitations in the MV editor, it may be possible work
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And I guess scripters were happier with earlier than with more recent versions of RPGMaker, and that MV promises to make them happy again. So, the scripting community will be resurrected. [/quote]

I'm

first of all l would like to say for me to upgrade to MV so i could update my projects are four things which would accomplish the same thing as those below

1) Victor Engine - Custom Basic
, RPG Maker VX Ace sets all normal attacks to call upon Skill #1 to do all of the basic attack functions. While this is a great idea, it also meant that all weapons would share the same basic attack

use scripts to go higher. With VX Ace though, because of the way it was programmed, you couldn't go very high. With MV, you can pretty much go as high as you want to.

2. If you can write it in
employee, but I"m also one of the few people who you will talk to that has actually used it. With the lack of hidden classes and the export functions, I feel like you can do a LOT more with MV than we could