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thanks a bunch, it's working now! i separated out the plugins i needed from the ones i wasn't using as soon as i downloaded them, so i forgot there was an example project in there. thanks again!

hi! i wanted to say i've been using the bitmap font plugin and i have been super happy with the results so far. however, and it might entirely be an error on my part, i am having trouble understanding exactly what inputs are being asked for. there are just too many ways for me to interpret it to try all of them.

so the main format for a command is this: BitmapFont [action] [type] [FontIndex] [container] [container]

i have several questions/assumptions for each piece. BitmapFont I assume just tells the game that the command is for that plugin so I have that at the front and am generally unconcerned by it. once we get to the pieces in the brackets, i am assuming the brackets should be in the final version of the command as well and they aren't just signifying placeholders? i'm having trouble phrasing this well but when I fill in [action] it should be with [Assign] not Assign without the brackets, correct?

for [type] I have been writing [Window] or [Scene] as instructed. I am pretty sure the quotation marks around "Window" or "Scene" in the instructions should not be included in the command.

font index: for the font index number, does it count up from 0 or from 1? i had been assuming it counted up from 0, but I realized that in the plugin parameters it actually lists the fonts starting from 1. since font face is clearly listed as a setting in the font set-up, i have no confusion on it.

container: why is it listed twice? is it to show that you can list multiple containers back to back in that fashion or do i need to list two for it to work? or repeat the same one? because I am already specifying the type as scene or window, then when trying to make it apply to the map scene, do i just put "Map" or "Scene_Map"? I am assuming that window/scene refers to the scenes and windows listed in rpg_window.js and rpg_scenes.js and have been looking there for reference of which scenes/windows i should be able to apply it to. (also if i apply it to the base scene, will that let it affect the entire game?)

i know a lot of this probably feels obvious as the person who wrote it and could even be obvious for other people but trying to guess the exact information needed by the command system without having any reference is super difficult for me. T_T even just a couple screenshots of functioning plug-in commands without placeholder text would help 100x towards letting me know what to do.

i was able to look up the error and found a QnA thread on it here. it seems that either your web browser is very out of date to the point it can't meet the game's storage requirements (unlikely) OR you have cookies disabled (much more likely). could you try making sure you have cookies enabled and giving it another try? (i promise i'm not responding this fast on purpose, it's just when i'm happening to look =D)

hi, thanks for reaching out! it definitely works on my end; can i ask which part seems to be broken, what browser you're using, and whether you're on a computer or a mobile device?

hi there, i'm sorry to hear that! due to the time restraints, we were unable to implement a tutorial in-game. there is a description of what everything does on the main itch page if you'd like to give it another go, but either way thank you so much for playing our game!

i'll link the vod here when i'm done! if you want to attend live though you can follow my twitch to get notified (i have the same username on there and i'm planning on streaming it in the next week or so now i've got it working how i want =D)

i figured it out! alt + enter worked =) thank you for your advice, i was hoping to stream myself playing it so i wanted to be sure it looked nice.

hello, i've been wanting to play this but for some reason when i try to run it it snaps to full screen and i'm unsure how to make it not do that =( it makes the pixel art look all blurry so i'd prefer to be able to play it as a resolution that let's me appreciate your lovely artwork. thank you!

update: i have now played the game on stream and had a wonderful time! here is a link to the vod, if anyone is interested!

i had an amazing time playing this! really fun and clever game, i plan on picking up the mini artbook when i get the chance =)