How to make an RPG Game: RPG Developer Bakin. 

My god, you almost brought me tears goddamit. Just the way you do a part of a level in only 3 processes is outstanding. I'm subscribing for this. Thank you.

so u may think its boring to go over the basic ui stuff for the software but for newbie people its actually better if u do go over all the ui stuff just to make it easier and if u disagree then stop making tutorials or stop click baiting

Gotta keep up the Sigma Grindset!

I've got to play around a bit more in Bakin first.

An amazing aesthetic style.

Oh god, I just notice the 40% sale on MZ, how will I choose now 😩

Sales will come and go. My advice would be to wait until you understand what you want from the engine. Spend a bit more time in preproduction and get some documentation, concept art, script hopefully after I release a bunch more videos, you'll have a better idea of what you're after.

Good thing is I want to create a game about a story I already wrote, so my script is kind of done, that is at least that (even tho it is clearly not the same pace between a book and a game so there is a lot I need to change) Thanks for the advice ! I will wait and see :)

@@niii5949 Yeah, deffs have a look at the pacing. One big thing you want to try and avoid is just dumping a lot of story and info on the players in 10 minute cutscenes. I've written both traditional stories and game scripts and the mediums are definitely different. Almost treat it like a movie script.

Yes, I have so much things to get rid off and also a lot of stuff I need to develop (for example it took only one sentence to say the characters decided to go somewhere but I can’t just put a scrolling text in game, it’d feel strange). At least, I know where I am going story and lore wise and some dialogues are easier to write ! But yeah, there is still so much to do to adjust those 2 media

That's the whole idea ;)

Not to mention that sweet octopath asthetic.

@@LvLUpDesign heck yeah. The combat looks amazing too.

@@hmxmisfit2120 I'm looking forward to the custom code that's going to come out of the community. I can't wait to see what people make!

@@LvLUpDesign I think this is gonna replace rpg maker for me even though unite is coming this seems much better and flexible. Hopefully I see more videos from you, you always make good content

Glad you enjoyed it

I'll be sure to explore all of those things as I keep making videos. Thanks for the Sub :)

heart react and fist bump to that!

I spiritually felt my parnters eyes rolling as she heard me say this from the other room XD

Maybe in the future? (I don't have a corporate contact yet) But if you're still interested in this engine then you should be able to run it on a VM.

Yeah, RPG Maker had a trial version and Bakin is in early access so maybe once they hit full release they will have a trial version?

Probably don't need a gaming computer for this. Most standard computers should run this. I can imagine it would be a bit complicated to use with a steamdeck as it was optimised for PC.

I would say the possibility is there. Because it's a new engine we're still exploring all of the functionality but c# is pretty good, so we should be able to do something.

Honest opinion. UI and UX is super scuffed. It's early access so hopefully, they fix that, but workflow processes would be annoying. You have folders in folders in folders in folders in . . . you get the point. If you're working on a project RN, finish that project and have a look at Bakin after that. Maybe after early access is finished and they've made some changes. I'd really only recommend it to people who want this aesthetic of game because it does it quite well.

It's early access to so there is deffs room for improvement too.

You should just be able to drag it and drop it into the music file no?

@@LvLUpDesign I tried that many times, with the same music but with different duration, tried to respect even the name format, and the hz 44100 or 48000 but it seems unlike other rpg maker the game doesn't recognize them. Or maybe I do something wrong

@@LvLUpDesign I also tried to put music in both '' bakin sounds folder ''. And the '' project bakin sounds folder'' but still didn't manage to find a way :/ and putting personal music in a game is quiet important for me

@@bibibibi3061 I'll be making an "Importing Custom Assets" video in the future so I'll have more info on the topic then

Great! Thanks

2d assets for the Environment should be fine, you just have to make sure you're good with your camera angles. Although I might consider doing some Blender Tutorials. The 3D for Bakin will be pretty low polygon count so you won't need to be learning super advanced 3d stuff.

I'll hope to cover all of these throughout my videos. Although if you've been working on your game for 2 years already, my advice would always be to finish your current project in the current engine before thinking about migrating it across. You'd essentially be adding another 2 years to your dev if you did decide to migrate. Camera is ehh compared to other engines sure, but it's early access so hopefully it's something they fix.

@@LvLUpDesign The guy over at Manu Gaming Creations said it uses effekseer files, but they use a shortened file suffix and are slightly different (he just remade one of his animation packs so that both versions are available), and stated that it currently doesn't use sprite sheets at all... Perhaps he was just referring to skill animations, because I've seen at least one other video that was discussing the use of spritesheets within the engine -- which looks WAY more flexible than RPGM's. Regardless, I think I'll give it some time to get the bugs ironed out, and maybe use it for a sequel rather than a reworking of the game I'm currently on... MZ just has too many useful resources that I won't be able to migrate at all.

Well I'll be covering that in the future so I'll let you know.

That's super odd. You should be able to go into your map settings and reduce the intensity of the light.

I think the same can be said for most games. You should always aim to make custom assets no matter what engine your using. Default assets should really only ever be placeholder.