An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

The Klik of the Month Klub meets right here on this very website on the third Saturday of every month at 4pm Pacific Time (taking daylight savings into consideration) for a two hour Klik & Play Showdown. Everyone who participates gets two hours to create something from scratch in Klik & Play. Abusing the stock objects is encouraged. If you really loathe Klik & Play you can use whatever game development platform you want. Two hours is a pretty tight time limit, though, so choose wisely!

Klik & Play is absolutely free to download, and learning it takes minutes, so everyone can get in on the action.

Want to talk to your fellow Klikwreckers? Join us on IRC -- server irc.freenode.net, channel #glorioustrainwrecks. We've also got a Mumble voice chat server -- just connect to glorioustrainwrecks.com using Mumble and you can talk to us like real human beings! Join the mayhem!

After you've made your game, you should upload it here!

For more information, check out the KotM N00B FAQ.

Sign up using the "Sign Up" tab above if you want to get reminded by email the day before the klikkening begins!

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274

An event where you use Klik and Play to make games! I'll try to post some older games of mine, as well as mine also! Making this a year-long event.

ZZTV is a community project started by Dark FLR in 1998. ZZTers can create and contribute channels, which are small ZZT worlds that can contain any kind of content the author wishes: previews of upcoming games, artwork, minigames, stories, etc... These channels are traditionally given names that begin with the "#" symbol (e.g., "#bakedcheese"). All of the channels are sent to the person in charge of ZZTV; the project leader is then responsible for compiling the contributions into a series of volumes and releasing them to the public. ZZTVs are done at the rate of about one per year. Each ZZTV is numbered; for example, the current ZZTV-in-progress is ZZTV11. The person in charge of ZZTV changes fairly frequently; Zenith owned the project between issues 4-7 before passing the mantle on, with the more recent project leaders being MadTom, Commodore, and now bitbot.

Game link: https://archive.org/details/zzt_zztv11
Video link: https://youtu.be/XGCuxC5ZibE
Website: http://geocities.ws/bestofzzt

In the official IRC channel, me and mno alone are talking about RPGs and suddenly when i remember about good collabs there was around in Glorious Trainwrecks, i spoke about our next collab for Glorious Trainwrecks, TGOHRRPGCETC (The Glorious O.H.R.RPGC.E. Trainwreck Collab), dedicated to the most outstanding non-japanese making tool, OHRRPGCE (Official Hamster Republic Role Playing Game Construction Engine).

Link to the official (wiki) site: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page (you find the download here)

Event details

You don't need clickteam's software to collab, but instead, you use OHRRPGCE as the tool of the trade for this event, as we never used this thing to make games. The objective of this event is to make a full-fledged collaborative game featuring a protagonist named Robin, who for now, is a unknown man which someone may make its own identity and its journey to a alternate dimension full of weird and twisting places based from minds and creativity. The event will have the event hoster (Johny L.) to create the game while all the other members have to create resources for the game until the end of the 14th November 2014.

Examples

Here are some examples made with this program:

• Vikings of Midgard: Included as sample game in the ohrrpgce directory
• Wandering Hamster: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=20&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Another official game from the OHRRPGCE staff.
• The K'hyurbhi Lands: http://www.castleparadox.com/gamelist-display.php?game=1067&sid=95131a0894edefc93d5261abdc077d58 - Decent game with fully customized stuff.

The stuff types

• Graphics: The graphics can be imported as BMP and sometimes each time you import a BMP, it tells you to replace the palette. Meanwhile, you can make resources in the buildt-in sprite editor and if you finished a spriteset, press E and save all frames into BMPs. You can aswell import and export screens as BMP.
• Maps: Unfortunately, maps can't be made and imported, but you could make map tilesets as maptiles in the editor and there's a way that you can also export them, just that you need to make a tileset, then go back and go to Import/Export Full Mapsite Sets.
• Text Strings: I'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Hero, Enemy Stats, Battle Formations: Like above, i'll take care of this stuff myself.
• Attacks, Items, Shops, Menus, etc.: I can't explain these well, you gotta see on the old how-tos or check the documentation on the official wiki of OHRRPGCE. http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/HOWTO, but yet again, i'll take care of these stuff myself.
• Music and Sound Effects: Cleverly, WAV is allowed, but suprisingly, OGGs are allowed too. Feel free to use Sfxr
• Font: About the fonts i may keep it.
• Plotscripting: Not quitely understanding for newbies, but once learned, they may look easy. (Look below about Plotscripting)

Plotscripting

Plotscripting is one of the most important features of OHRRPGCE, and you might need these for making cutscenes, interactions of NPCs, and other stuff. Plotscripting can be hard sometimes for newbies, but reading both these guides: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Plotscripting_Tutorial and http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml
And there's a guide about making cutscenes here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Creating_Cutscenes
According to the tutorial, you might need a separate notepad like program to write the scripts and then import inside the game.

Event Dates

The event starts 1 day after Klik of the Month Klub #86 (18th August 2014 08:50 AM) and ends in the 28th November 2014 12 PM.

Several Links related to OHRRPGCE

• Slime Salad http://www.slimesalad.com/: Is one of the largest OHRRPGCE fanbases and there are many OHRRPGCE games, and has a forum for posting games and an exclusive forum coded board of Slime Battles.
• The Hamster Wheel http://hamsterwheel.mocbjsoftware.com/: This site contains reviews to the games made with OHRRPGCE and you surely got to get here if you feel like getting a game that is good quality or not.

The difficulty for this event might be medium, as this may be a harder work than the other collabs.

The Story Revealed

http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/8274