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Custom coded almost all of my own plugins, and worked with it quite a bit). FWIW, I’m pretty good with RPG Maker MV with a dozen or so games created (I.e. Visit the website Degica Games on YouTube View update history Read related news Visit the Workshop Find Community Groups. Release Date: Oct 27, 2021.
This will get you quite literally all the dialogue, event information, character information etc. That will at least let you import all the raw data except for your custom JavaScript libraries. And, arguably, it could even be faster than doing a full rewrite.That said, you are probably best off to do a rewrite, but you could do it in parts.Most of your RPG Maker MV work is stored in json files including the dialogue, so I’d probably use something like SimpleJSON which handles complex json rather nicely.
You’ll be paying a lot though (like 80k+) and someone like me is probably going to assign 2 or 3 developers on the project to push through in less time. Less prone to bugs, but open to lawsuits.Anyways, theoretically yeah, 4 months dev effort is doable with a good JavaScript / Unity person. You’ll also at this point be working on the smaller harder to see base components.The other, likely to get you sued option, is to literally have someone rewrite RPG Maker MV into C# using Unity instead of Pixi. I’d then start manually converting or recreating the JavaScript plugins to C# - to write an interpreter that feeds to Unity would easily add another month or so and should be avoided.
It works well and you can use Unity's tilemap colliders.Not sure if you pursued this or continued with your project but ping me if you have more questions. This created the autotiles by slicing them up into 16x16 (vs their regular 32x32 size for VX) and creating rule tiles. The drawback here is it doesn't work with Unity tilemaps, it's its own system and you have to use his character system to deal with layers and collisions since the collision definitions are baked into the tilesets and used at runtime.Another option was a RPG Importer that would create Unity tiles but the author has pulled the asset from the store and replaced it with a generic one that doesn't support RPG Maker. He also has his own character system so you can just import characters directly with full animations right from RPG Maker sheets. Once think I wanted to add was looking at the RPG Map Editor asset by Creative Spore ( ).This imports RPG tilesets and creates new ones for use in his toolset (not Unity tilemaps, he creates chunked mesh renderers from the imported tilesets) and handles tiles A-E (including autotiles).
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