Thanks for putting this together. By the looks of it, y'all are already making a big difference, which is awesome.

Sure. Evidence under read more (long post).

Logging in to let you all know that the Palestinian Relief Bundle is now officially live after a few delays. You can get games like A Short Hike, Anodyne, Wandersong, Coffee Talk, Zero Ranger, They Bleed Pixels, A Monster's Expedition - and more indies for $8. (Also, my artbook Pocket Goods is there).

Yes, absolutely! Use it wherever you like.

I had these saved on my hard drive too ... they’re not much but I’ll dump them here in case they’re of use to anyone.

Thank you so much anon! The artbook was assembled in Clip Studio Paint. This post ended up longer than expected so wall of text underneath here. 

Hello! RM2K3 is already built in with partial controller support, and it works when I plug in a PS4 controller with a wire, but not with Bluetooth controllers. So I didn't do any programming on that end.

QTEs are a bit tricky, and there's more than one, so I'll talk about the Swing QTE. A simplified version of it is that the x position of the moving bar is stored in a variable (let's call this variable 'Bar X'). In a loop, the program then checks whether the player has pressed the down key. If not, Bar X is increased by 1.

But if the player doesn't press the down key at all and 'Bar X' reaches the end of the meter (which, let's say, has the X coordinate of 300 or something), then the loop is broken! The program then outputs that the player missed.

If the player does press the down key, the loop also breaks - but it checks where Bar X is at before it does. Then it calculates damage accordingly.

For menus, you can check out this list of resources I made about RM2K3!

Hope that helped somewhat. Thank you!

Check out the artbook here 

Thank you so much anon! Unfortunately I don’t, sorry - I’d make one but I’m not sure how often I would use it. Here’s some none Grimm’s Hollow stuff I doodled not too long ago, though. 

recent twitter shenanigans.