This is a demonstration of MGC's Mode 7 script. It shows how you can change the angle that the map is viewed. Notice that the further the character is from the screen, the smaller it gets.

Unfortunately, the map itself is still 2D so everything will appear flat if you're using tile mapping. A more important issue is performance. The map itself will look very blurry when you move around. If you set the scan mode to 1, this will make it smooth, but it will destroy performance. It's ok if the map doesn't move though. On the other hand, this can be combined with parallax mapping to create some more interesting visual effects, and you don't have to worry about blurry maps.

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I used the 'Camera Target' script to lock the camera on the orb in the middle while the player walks around the map. Resources Created with RPG Maker VXAce: Characters/Faces: MGC's Mode7 for Ace: Camera Target: Subscribe for more Videos! Watch more RPG Maker Videos. Things to think about when designing your game. Some RPG Maker tutorials.

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I loved this answer I saw somewhere some time ago about the differences between Java and JavaScript: One is a toy. It is written in short blocks of code and is usually used and abused by inexperienced programmers. The other is a web based scripting language. On a different note, I have no experience with JS other than knowing that it is always used inside a shell of one type or another. Obviously it won't be used as a web tool with MV, so does anyone have any good beginner's tutorials for learning JS in the context of using the language for something other than web development? Click to expand.At first, Javascript is a messy and ugly scripting language. I worked with it in a lot of different ways, like WebGL, Game Development in general, GUI/HUDs and of course web development.

In a nutshell: Javascript has some bad (internal) habits which make the development process unneccessary hard, but I do not know which kind of interpreter MV will use, so I still have hope. If someone wants to learn Javascript for other purposes than web development I recommend searching:. Game Development with Javascript. GUIs with Javascript.

Javascript in general On my opinion you can not get around to learn some kind of web development, but it's worth in the end anyway so start scratching it a little Btw: Good article about general Javascript game development. Click to expand.No just no. Java is currently the most popular language there is (source: ) and is used by many companies (mostly for business applications). It is also heavily used in server side applications. It's heavy use in the industry is the reason it is one of the first languages taught to new comers into the field. Also, what is wrong with short blocks of code?

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I would rather write less lines of code than more, wouldn't you? Note: I do not even like java that much, but calling it a 'toy' is just plain dumb. Edit: on topic, I personally think it would be better to commission such a script when the time comes.

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Imo, I do not see many people wanting mode7 in the future (only good for nostalgia feel personally). Click to expand.This is (almost) true, java is not a 'web based scripting language', java wasn't even meant (at least, the basic idea) to be run on PCs. Java isn't even called an 'scripting' language by some people. Javascript without ECMA would be really a toy language. Hey, you know what's the problem with trying to say 'take this on how javascript is used without the web', but the only way to do that is of course with products that we are not allowed to discuss on this forums.

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Javascript is used by the web, but, you may want to try to look to how 'you make games in javascript', with things like the HTML5 canvas, and libraries like phazer. MV may work like phazer. Click to expand.The change in programming language doesn't matter at all in this case. The implementation might be better, but Ruby is not less powerful than Javascript at all (actually, various people might say the opposite). The good part about Javascript is that is used in front end web development, so it's much well known (more programmers use it), Ruby is used only in the backend, for servers. However consider that Ruby powers Rails, a framework that it's widely used by a lot of famous companies.