question for coders

**xuphorz** · July 22nd, 2005, 01:23

I'm sure you've heard of my name.
One thing you plp probly don't know about me, is that i make RPG's for the PC
I'm in the middle of making one right now, and I think it'd be sweet to have on PSP.
Are there any PSP coders who is willing to work with me to make one of my RPG's on the PSP?

EDIT: I just rememberd that "RPG" is a very vague term. It's a 2D-RPG similar to FF on SNES in terms of graphics. the gameplay of them is more similar to Phantasy Star I-III on SMS/Saturn

**RedKing14CA** · July 22nd, 2005, 02:00

i love you xuphorz!

edit- an rpg, like OFFICIAL? or homebrew?

**xuphorz** · July 22nd, 2005, 02:09

Originally Posted by RedKing14CA

i love you xuphorz!

edit- an rpg, like OFFICIAL? or homebrew?

you code?
i made them myself, but they play like rpg's just like on consoles
(don't say you love me, that's just scary)

***quzar*** · July 22nd, 2005, 02:16

in what language? with what for graphics and what for sound?

**xuphorz** · July 22nd, 2005, 02:22

Originally Posted by quzar

in what language? with what for graphics and what for sound?

it's written in C++, graphics are .png, sound is .mid

***quzar*** · July 22nd, 2005, 02:32

i meant what graphics libraries and sound libraries.

**xuphorz** · July 22nd, 2005, 03:08

Originally Posted by quzar

i meant what graphics libraries and sound libraries.

what are the libraries?
they hold all the graphic data and sound data
that what your asking?

***quzar*** · July 22nd, 2005, 03:20

I don't know if i can possibly believe you've done what you say if you don't know what a graphics or sound library is. Libraries provide pre-written code to interface things to each other. A graphics library provides you with functions that let you manipulate images or draw them to the screen, etc.

**xuphorz** · July 22nd, 2005, 03:31

Originally Posted by quzar

I don't know if i can possibly believe you've done what you say if you don't know what a graphics or sound library is. Libraries provide pre-written code to interface things to each other. A graphics library provides you with functions that let you manipulate images or draw them to the screen, etc.

i know what a library is, but what i don't understand is what your asking.
what graphics?
what sound?
if you didn't want the originating file names, i don't know what you want
and yes, i am making rpg's. i'll send you a beta of the one i'm working on, once i get the beta done.