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Patriot Programmer

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A member registered Jun 26, 2021 · View creator page →

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Thank you for positive feedback. Glad to hear you liked the program.

It was a fun game to play. I wanted to complete the ingredients list to how the judges were going to act. Very entertaining!

I'm glad you liked it. I played Yuppie Psycho a while back and liked that type of game play. And wanted one day to experiment with making a similar game. 

One of the standout aspects for me was a enjoyable game play experience. Overall, a well-crafted RPG Maker game.

I enjoyed dungeon fights and the character dialog. Its an great engaging FPS.

Great game. The challenges were fun! 

Hi, I enjoyed playing A Cardboard Town. You did a great job with the game art and design. I did stop at Mikhail looking for clues in his room. He couldn't leave the room. Is that the end of the game/demo?

Hi! I enjoyed playing Runestone Trials. The rats are tough!

Sorry to hear its not working for you. It was tested with MV/MZ images to push to the MZ program. Probably the image folders are in different locations/names between MV/MZ. 

Please check that the empty sub folders are in the destination folder. The destination folder should have  these folders: Face, SV, TV, TVD, Variation (can be empty). Those folder should have sub folders (Female, Kid, Male). Hope this helps.

The tool was made with python and it imported several libraries: os, shutil, tkinter (GUI), and PIL (Python Imaging Library). The source code is only 32KB. It jumped up in size when converted to an executable file using pyinstaller. The executable file allows the program run without having the python interpreter or libraries installed on the user's local machine. 

You bring up a good point, reducing the size by parsing library files and using pyinstaller options will be something to improve the tool in the future.