The board is different, scoring works different - the protected elements have changed. That's why Words with Friends can exist, even though it's just Scrabble. Pikachu using Double Slap for 8 PP is protected.įunctionally, they're the same thing, which you may also want to adjust a bit too, but that's the general idea. Grandar using Double Attack for 8 Stamina is not protected. The important thing, as what is and is not protected goes - Mechanics are not protectable, but UI elements, mathematical formulas, and unique names are. If it's too big of a project right now, what do you think I should do instead? I have very little interest in making a vanilla RPG. If I can use plug-ins in the MZ trial, I'd like to know where to find them. Make the party separate from the player character in the overworldĬreate a battle system with a separate scene for battling monstersĬan anyone help me find good tutorials and / or plug-ins or scripts for this? I'd like to know how to:Make a system for catching and storing monsters The problem, though, is I'm a novice programmer, and I haven't found any complete tutorials for creating Pokemon-like games in RPG Maker that don't rely on Pokemon Essentials, and I've explained already that that's pretty much an illegal program. Nope, I'd rather go the legal, yet much more difficult, route and create an original game with original IP, where I program the mechanics I need for my game myself so that I retain all of the rights to the game I create, and can even sell it if I want to. One of the main problems, though, is I don't have any way to create a good monster-catching game without Pokemon Essentials, and if I use that program, I might as well make a fangame, as the code itself contains references to Nintendo's IP. Ideally, I'd like to also change as much as I can of the game's mechanics while retaining its original intent. Rather than get hit with a cease and desist from the company, I've decided just to create another game that resembles a Pokemon game but does not use any of Nintendo's IP. It's risky to use someone else's IP, and Nintendo is a company that takes fan games as a pretty serious offense. I have everything I need to make a fairly decent Pokemon fangame using Pokemon Essentials, but I've decided not to go that route. I'm a fan of certain characters from the Pokemon anime, and originally I wanted to make a game showcasing why I love the characters.
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