How to make a Cutscene: RPG Developer Bakin 

You're welcome :)

Thanks for the support!

I've been around... Just super busy with everything.

@@LvLUpDesign Oh so you have. Weird. RU-vid has not notified me at all about your recent videos. I assume this one only got poped up because I've been desperate for guidance for Bakin. Well in that case, I am happy to be back. ^^ You always made my favorite tutorials. They were always so informative and easy to follow. I look forward to learning a lot from you again.

Camera angles are the bomb. It just makes cutscenes so much more dynamic

So far it's been pretty fun to play around with.

In terms of story telling, camera angles will add a whole new depth compared to static top-down view.

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As far as I can tell, it needs to be connected. But you could probably fake it by having the level at a hight elevation and making crevasses and using smart camera angles.

@@LvLUpDesign I did notice there are moving platforms that hover above other blocks so it might be possible to have a floating island if you use those moving blocks in an ingenious way lol.

Looks like it depends, for me RM's better. This needs soooo much time to create even so simple events, no drag and drop commands, etc...

Yeah you can sell them, same as the other engines out there. You should bea able sell on consoles but I'm yet to verse myself with the requirements to do so.

@@LvLUpDesign Thanks! I ask because I know with RMMV/MZ you can't because it's HTML5 and Javascript unless you port it which can be a process. So I assume Bakin doesn't require a port because consoles can run it's code (whatever it may be)?

@@DJVibeDubstep What...? You can sell both MV/MZ games, and the fact that they're in html is able to play them on almost every android device for example. Both the editors has easy "export" option to have ready-to-play games, and MZ allow you to make mobile exports as well. So depends what do you mean by consoles? RPG Bakin allows to export for PCs, not consoles, too. Also, it uses C# if you want to code.

@@Mike-or2cv What people typically mean when they say consoles. Xbox, Playstation, etc. Thank you for the information though, that was very helpful! 🙂

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