SUNFLOWERGAMES'S PROFILE

I work at an ESL school in Taiwan. Every Wednesday, they have a specialty class. ie. science, cooking, knitting, yoga, boxing... The students choose one of these courses and learn it for 1 hour.

Last semester, I taught the students how to use RPG Maker VX Ace. This was actually very popular and the children liked it. I started off with mapping, then character creation, then made treasure chests and switches.

I want to note, the school doesn't have a lab. I use my personal computer and a projector. So every student would take a turn using my personal computer to do some work within this one hour. This presented some issues with behavior sometimes, as the other students would have to wait a while for their turn.

The same students will be returning this semester, so I don't think I can really teach them much more with RPG Maker VX Ace, that would be simple enough for a child to learn, especially for non-native English speakers.

I decided to teach Ren'Py this semester. I made a whole lesson plan, where the students can pre-write some stuff on paper, prior to using the computer. This is part of my attempt to break up my class into different parts.

Anyways, here's the lessons I came up with, if there's any suggestions.

https://rpgmaker.net/users/SunflowerGames/locker/RenpyLessons.docx

Bad faith might be retroactively removing games or banning accounts from people who may no longer use RMN, or may even be deceased. That's my opinion.

Houses made 100 years ago have tons of building violations based on today's laws. But we don't force the owners of those houses to bring them up to code.

If you could do that, we could affectively add all the console RPG Makers to our database. To make a game, you could just include the emulator, the rom, and the save file + directions / easy way to execute the file. I think it's doable in the technical terms. It's the fact that you're essentially allowing a hacked version of a game on RMN. (Though it's hard not see the parallels with what we have with RPG Maker 2K3, etc.. The difference here is that these were licensed to be used on a particular system that wasn't PC.)

I also remembered that we allow Zelda Classic on this website too! And that includes a full play of Zelda on the NES, right? It's difficult to see where to draw the line with these sorts of things.

You would need to provide the save file. And the person using the save file could load it onto an emulator and download the Rom.

I think you could legally provide the save file and the emulator; however, you could not provide the rom or a link to the rom.

(USA law has made emulators legal, but ROMs are illegal.)

I'm not sure what RMNs stance on this is, since they allow a lot of illegal stuff on their sight, but I'm sure they wouldn't allow the actual ROM to be hosted here?

author=thedarkdreamer
she is hot :O

The artist did a great job with her. I'm very pleased.