PhoenixSoul

She's cute...

Hmmm... I don't have any experience with this set of scripts, but mayhaps, @roninator2 does?

The only part about Tesla's Coil, that could be copyrighted, is the visual design; everything else is not remotely unique aside from any notes they may of written. Same works, in concept, for the lights on Tour d'Eiffel, though the copyright on that is only effectual on professional works; family photos taken in front of the steel structure at night and shared online are fully protected under Fair Use. Yeah; I'm glad Yanfly chose not to do this with their VX Ace scripts; Ruby is CC code, which means that all derivative works of that code are to be released with the exact same license. It also means that there are scripters out there that are in violation of this by putting certain restrictions in place, one example being translations. I'd never do that. I fancy not being added to the long list of SidAlpha's DirtyDevs. lolz

Ultimately, code is code; if a function can be replicated and that function is not unique to the creator of the function, then like in any common word, copyrighting/claiming is impossible. Simply put, song lyrics can only be copyrighted/claimed in their entirety; any significant alterations and the lyrics are unclaimable. Simple functions are akin to writing a sentence; neither are significant in length or unique enough in prose to be copyrighted. def max_tp return 100 end "She told me to look away whilst she dressed." Can't copyright either of the two examples. One can replicate Yanfly's code functions. If one simply chooses to do so and then chooses to give out their derivative codes, Yanfly has no say. Code is code. The structure and prose of lyrics can be altered. Copyright is flimsy by design; no one really has any true claim over anything they contribute.

Ah, yeah...that's a good scripter there. Glad you found what you needed.

That is really stupid, I agree. I do love the parallax BG; that looks amazing.

Yanfly is apparently some form of chibi-kawaii bunny bounce-ball, as far as I can tell. lolz Their work is amazing, absolutely. Their ethics, whilst never stellar, used to be far better. The plugin tutorials were informative and useful, but then, I knew shit was going down when the comments were disabled...and then, the paywall. Wow. Now, if the plugins were sold on Steam, I could buy them that way...(I've mentioned this before), but Patreon is an absolute fucking idiotic platform and it enables wealth-privilege-based garbage such as poor and disabled shaming. For those who only have access to what physical currency can purchase, Patreon is a middle finger to them, and to me because yeah, I'M ONLY ABLE TO USE PHYSICAL CURRENCY. Patreon, you can take your credit card requirement and SHOVE IT.

If there's one thing one can count on, it is that @Amysaurus' art never disappoints. Actually, this year was fine until about the end of February...it hasn't gotten any better since I became ill, even if I was able to release the first demo of my game. (I'm not still sick-though I do have pleurisy now that doesn't bother me much but I've had a lot of burden placed on my shoulders that I am not able to handle and thus I've become very, very, very unmotivated-far more so than ever)...

I've seen a few scripts that can do this-I've not tried any of them personally. So, I'm curious as to which one you found.

Korgs, now those are some fairly high-end, hard to come by synths. I recall watching an 8-Bit Keys video a while back where they restored (I believe) a Korg Poly 800 and reset it to factory settings. It was quite lovely.

Yeah; Bryan here will distro.

Well, the driving system will mostly be a bunch of parallel process stuffs, reliance on button input commands, with some scripted stuffs going on in the BG. I mostly need to make the roadways and of course, get further along in story development before even getting to that point...