RPG Studio Easiest Fastest Creating Online RPG

[vendettanet]

With utmost respect for everyone,

My name is Frank Albert Pangajow, I have develop a freeware 2D Multiplayer Online RPG game wizard called RPG Studio. The purpose of this wizard is to make everyone can develop 2D MORPG very easy and very fast.



The target audience is mostly for 2D/3D Artist who wish to create a sample game for High Profile demo to display their art capability in an actual game. Also for Game Designer / Level Designer as a tool for Rapid Game Prototyping to show their talent on designing the game itself. And for game story writer, to create a good story directly within a game (or collaboration between all of them). Lastly ofcourse for everyone to create their own dream MORPG without thinking about how to program or how to draw animation.

The process for developing the game itself is very fast within seconds a MORPG can be played, NO programming NOR scripting involved at all, just mouse clicking. The interface itself is not very serious and scary, but fun and designed for common people minded. With a lot of video tutorial, FAQ Help and plenty of easy tools to use, everyone can contruct a game from ground up to a full blown serious Multiplayer Online RPG very fast. The online and multiplayer capability is automatic, no need additional effort.

The game produced is a feature complete RPG, may even be compared with current famous 2D MMORPG such as Ragnarok Online, Tales Weaver, Mapple Story, etc.

Visit RPG Studio site at:

[size=18px]http://sites.google.com/site/rpgstudio/[/size]


For Moderator: My apologize, I did not know is this the right place to post this topic, I hope my effort and contribution will benefit everyone and usefull for everyone to create their dream multiplayer online RPG with ease and fast.

Thank you for your attention.

Sincerely,

- Frank Albert Pangajow -

Below is several screen shot taken from the two sample games, created uses RPG Studio within seconds or few minutes.

[pstudio]

it looks pretty good. Which tools have you used to make this with?

Btw., I couldn't see your screenshots without logging into google and refresh this page. You may want to host the screenshots somewhere else.

[arthurprs]

just one word -> awesome

[vendettanet]

To pstudio:

This is data of the tools used on developing RPG Studio:
1. Delphi 7
2. Jedi DirectX header

This is tools used for creating the artwork for game resources library which will be used by the RPG Studio wizard:
1. Adobe Photoshop CS2
2. 3D Studio Max 9

That is all, thank you for your attention, and thanks for your info on the picture, I will try to fix it..

Sincerely,

- Frank A. Pangajow -

[savage]

The art in some of these shots are great!

You really should look into making it cross-platform so that it gets an even wider audience.

Keep up the great work.

Bumped to news item.

[vendettanet]

Thank you for your advise,

I really considering using FPC on my Delphi code of this RPG Studio to cross platform it. But I must admit, my linux programming experience is almost zero. I think I must learn very hard to compensate the time needed to covert it. While actually recoded it using Java may be faster and safer for cross platform? Anyone can give me advice which path should I took better for the future?

Which is a good candidate to use:
1. FPC - Lazarus
2. Java
3. Action Script 3 + Ajax

Thank you for your attention and help

Sincerely,

- Frank A. Pangajow -

[technomage]

You really should look into making it cross-platform so that it gets an even wider audience.

I'm gonna test it under wine once I get everything down. So far I ran the app without all the plugins and it worked ok. Once I get the examples down I'll give them a test and let you all know how it turns out. .

I really considering using FPC on my Delphi code of this RPG Studio to cross platform it. But I must admit, my linux programming experience is almost zero. I think I must learn very hard to compensate the time needed to covert it. While actually recoded it using Java may be faster and safer for cross platform? Anyone can give me advice which path should I took better for the future?

Considering most of your code is already in Delphi, converting it to Lazarus should be fairly simple. If you use DirectX that might make things a bit mroe difficult as you will need to convert to OpenGL.

That said there are a number of people here with experience of this kind of stuff so we can help out. The good thing is that once it is converted then Mac OSX support is going to be an option too.

If you (or anyone else for that matter) want to try Linux out without re-partitioning your hard drive then I would recommend you try wubi. This is a great installer that runs under windows and turns your machine into a dual boot one for you. It runs Ubuntu which is just great and Lazarus and free pascal can be installed. You can even access your FAT32 and NTFS drives to get your code. :lol:

[vendettanet]

I'm gonna test it under wine once I get everything down. So far I ran the app without all the plugins and it worked ok.

Do you mean you are running RPG Studio wizard under linux uses wine and it worked ok?

Considering most of your code is already in Delphi, converting it to Lazarus should be fairly simple. If you use DirectX that might make things a bit mroe difficult as you will need to convert to OpenGL.

Ok I will use FPC Lazarus then, is it SDL better choice over OpenGL or ? Anyway all the graphics is essentially 2D not 3D, may it even possible using GTK+ or something?

That said there are a number of people here with experience of this kind of stuff so we can help out. Very Happy The good thing is that once it is converted then Mac OSX support is going to be an option too.

I like to know:
1. I am using Indy socket component from Delphi 7, is there possible to use Indy again in Lazarus-FPC ? Last time is see it is still in beta for Lazarus-FPC?
2. RPG Studio has a lot TThread class in it, how to do multithreading in Linux or even MacOS?

I would recommend you try wubi

I have ubuntu 8.04 cd and wubi is there, trying to use it...


Thank you alot for all the advises

Sincerely,

- Frank Albert Pangajow -

[jasonf]

Techonomage, once you've downloaded it can you put it on a DVD for me, I have the slowest net connection in the world at the moment.. Damned BT!

I love the screens you've put up. Top job.

[technomage]

I ran the RPGStudio exe under wine and it worked fine. I'm still waiting for the DVD to download so I can add the modules/plugins but the exe worked without any problems.

If you are only using DirectDrawSurfaces to render stuff in 2D then go with SDL, if you are using Direct3D to render 2D stuff then go with Opengl.

Indy does work under linux but it is still in beta , buyt I personally have used it and it worked ok. As for threading you can still use TThread the only think you need to do is a cthreads to the uses clause of your main .dpr file (it has to be on of the first units)