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Re: RPG JS: Javascript RPG (as in dragons) framework

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Post by cskau » Mon, Jun 27, 2011, 6:15 PM UTC

Koldark wrote: post #2

Glad someone clarified the role playing not IBM RPG.

..or Rocket Propelled Grenade

Re: RPG JS: Javascript RPG (as in dragons) framework

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Post by weixiyen » Mon, Jun 27, 2011, 6:51 PM UTC

I was able to save the girl. You can reset the rocks by exiting the cave.

Where did you get the music?

How long did it take to get this demo going?

Re: RPG JS: Javascript RPG (as in dragons) framework

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Post by evo_9 » Mon, Jun 27, 2011, 7:16 PM UTC

This is really slick for an alpha - great job!

So testing it a bit I get a lockup in Chrome when I'm in the cave fiddling with the rocks.

And for kicks I tried it in IE9, no go. Which version of IE works right now - 8 only?

Again though, incredible job, and for an Alpha, wow impressive!

Re: RPG JS: Javascript RPG (as in dragons) framework

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Post by kevingadd » Mon, Jun 27, 2011, 7:30 PM UTC

It's really cool to see that users of rpg maker xp can import their work. Unfortunately, using the rpg maker xp graphics for a web game is a violation of the license agreement the art is provided under - enter brain reserves all rights to the art and the license explicitly states that it is for use in rpg maker only.

Re: RPG JS: Javascript RPG (as in dragons) framework

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Post by gcb » Mon, Jun 27, 2011, 8:26 PM UTC

What did they used for the docs? it's pretty neat too

http://rpgjs.com/doc/

There's no pointers in the source or footer.. other than a link to the sencha/extjs lib

Re: RPG JS: Javascript RPG (as in dragons) framework

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Post by baxter » Mon, Jun 27, 2011, 8:53 PM UTC

d0m wrote: post #10

Check: http://rpgjs.com It looks really great. I've played it to the cave.. but it somewhat bugged when I moved the rock and didn't felt like starting over ;(

Yeah, just encountered the same problem.

Re: RPG JS: Javascript RPG (as in dragons) framework

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Post by cdavoren » Mon, Jun 27, 2011, 9:03 PM UTC

gcb wrote: post #15

What did they used for the docs? it's pretty neat too http://rpgjs.com/doc/ There's no pointers in the source or footer.. other than a link to the sencha/extjs lib

I couldn't tell you directly, but it's the same format that the ExtJS docs themselves are in. I would guess that the ExtJS has some kind of documentation tool for this sort of thing.