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Splitting the Fangaming section up?

Should the Fangaming section be split?

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Heh, I make games, and I use RPG Maker XP. It's good, and its versatility can be increased if you know how to code Ruby, and its child language, RGSS. Game Maker is a bit too complicated, if you ask me. You have to upload single tiles, and make objects and other stuff. If you do want a tileset, you have to code it in using GML, which I can't really be bothered to learn just for this purpose.
 
I suppose it IS somewhat complex at first, but it's nothing compared to learning how to actually code. Still - it's not entirely uncomplex.

Nevertheless, it's called RPG Maker. Most popular versions are RPG Maker 2000 and RPG Maker XP, though there's also a 2003 and a fairly recent VX.
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I've ONLY used the most complex programs, and I often give up after a couple of days of frusteration. XD

Thanks for the answer, sorry for the dumb question.
 
Heh, I make games, and I use RPG Maker XP. It's good, and its versatility can be increased if you know how to code Ruby, and its child language, RGSS
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... You realize that Game Maker's versatility can be increased with ANY language ever, right? I can open up Turbo Pascel, and I can increase versatility.

Lorem Ipsum said:
If you do want a tileset, you have to code it in using GML, which I can't really be bothered to learn just for this purpose.
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That is what the 'Use as tileset' checkbox is for in the Background Editor, as well as the 'Tiles' tab in the Room Editor...

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