Pokemon Java Kit

As much as I love editors, the ones that are made in Java look terrible. It's still a neat idea and can let you separate and abstract things better than GameMaker would.

I've actually found something that can make that ugly GUI look better. It will give you a native window but it's up to you to use actually use it. An article here.

DaSpirit said:

As much as I love editors, the ones that are made in Java look terrible. It's still a neat idea and can let you separate and abstract things better than GameMaker would.

I've actually found something that can make that ugly GUI look better. It will give you a native window but it's up to you to use actually use it. An article here.

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Alright, this one's in C++ and it's not for my kit before you ask (I made this long before I decided my kit).

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Also forgot to say, the battle folder contains:

Pokemon Sprites -- Obviously the Pokemon Battle Sprites (debating to sub front and back folders)
Battle Backgrounds -- Obviously the Backgrounds for battles
-- Battle Characters Folder --
Pokemon -- Pokemon Data Storage
Trainers -- Trainer Data Storage (I'll split this into trainer types and trainers)

Also notice that I created 2 different map types, one which will be a regular map editor and the other (which will take a while) will be a fully featured 3D map editor.

Anyways, I'll check out the link for less ugly windows.

nice but seriously think about the graphics and stuff AND THAT WOULD BE COMPLETLY AWESOME! check out my thread about ideas if it gets approved

RPG-Maker costs money? I was kinda creating my own Java RPG-Maker too, but then I discovered Essentials and was satisfied :) (Yes I know this is not very logical)

Nevertheless I'm willing to help you, since I support Free Software. Going to make it open source too?

EDIT: Oh, and about the GUI: Java has something called "Look & Feel" where you can manipulate everything. Just ain't nobody got time for dat. I would really like you to stick to Java for the usability on all systems without annoying compiling...