Charas-Project

Off-Topic => All of all! => Topic started by: Mikko on October 30, 2005, 05:28:55 PM

Title: Own MMORPG?
Post by: Mikko on October 30, 2005, 05:28:55 PM: I have been thinking this for months, and it just keeps tickling my mind.
I want to know, if its possible for me to create own MMORPG. I dont know any coding at all, but i want to learn. What code-language should i start out with? What programs would i need? How much would it cost? I hope you dont come telling me 'go away n00b' cause i want to give it at least a try! Oh, and is it possible to create it with charas-style graphics? Ah well, i hope i can do something, because i really want to!
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Post by: DragonBlaze on October 30, 2005, 06:16:00 PM: Theres 5 programs that I know that can make MMORPGs

Playerworlds - same type of character graphics as in rm2k/3, tilesets however are 32 x 32 instead of 16 x 16. The engine is very limited in what you can do, but its really easy to use.

RMXP - Now that you can buy rmxp in english, you can use this to create MMORPGs. I've seen scripts out there for networking and mmorpgs. I lost them though when my compy crashed.

Nedango (network rpg maker) - I used ot have this program, it was pretty sweet. But its kinda rare to find, and i've never tested it to see how it works online yet.

Byond - I don't know much about this, but I hear people talking about it a lot. Its a little more complicated to use though.

Realm Crafter - Don't know much about this either, just heard someone talking about it once.

Plus you can always code the game with a programming language, but it'll probably be best to work with simpler then more complex programs before doing this.
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Post by: Dragonium on October 30, 2005, 06:36:13 PM: BYOND is hard to use if you're not very good at coding. I'd stick to something simpler.

Personally, I'd go for Playerworlds.
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Post by: NIKEY'S50 on October 30, 2005, 06:45:06 PM: BYOND is kinda hard

I'D go with swish its really basic and youu also can make movies and animations, movies and games although its made for animations and stuff you still can make games and when your really good try flash but id go with what Dragonium says about Playerworlds
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Post by: MrMister on October 30, 2005, 07:21:10 PM: Quote
Originally posted by DragonBlaze
RMXP - Now that you can buy rmxp in english, you can use this to create MMORPGs. I've seen scripts out there for networking and mmorpgs. I lost them though when my compy crashed.

There isn't a working MMO script(s) yet.
They can send data to a server, but they can't really have any other people appear or anything.
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Post by: Drace on October 30, 2005, 10:30:45 PM: Try sending an e-mail to the Runescape staff?
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Post by: DragonBlaze on October 31, 2005, 09:40:56 PM: Quote
There isn't a working MMO script(s) yet.

Actually there are a few, well at least one :|
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Post by: Mikko on November 01, 2005, 01:02:47 PM: hmm i could try playerworlds, but i actually wouldnt want my mmorpg to be so much about killing monsters..Is C++ good to make games?
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Post by: benosalankelley on November 02, 2005, 10:38:51 AM: I seen many rmxp related mmorpg. some are failed though. don't try it. But its up to you though
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Post by: DragonBlaze on November 03, 2005, 02:18:44 AM: Quote
hmm i could try playerworlds, but i actually wouldnt want my mmorpg to be so much about killing monsters..Is C++ good to make games?

I'm not much of a programmer, but I woulndn't use C++ to make a game. Though C++ is very flexable and powerfull, the coding is a lot longer than other languages. Personally I'd probably use Visual Basic. But you should probably use what your most comferable with. If you don't know any languages currently, then you should probably try BYOND or something along those lines. Look into a ton of tutorials on how to use it, and hopefully you get how to use it well enough to make a good game :)