For right now you can have a 1x1 tile item surrounded by transparency, but this is really more of a workaround and will still take up 3x3 tiles.
Yeah I'd like to have the layout of a lot of in-game GUI elements be customizable. That would be awesome! I've been avoiding more pixel art like the plague since I haven't done much of it before and I really have to work really slow at it. Also forgive me if I missed such a function, but is there support for 16x16 characters rather than 16x32? Are you going make it so that the user can modify the sizes of items/etc? Like maybe if someone wanted 16x16 icons instead of 48x48 ones.
I might throw together some graphics for this sometime. I checked it out and I do think the higher framerate is an improvement! Let me know if you have any questions or feedback! In the settings tab, right now you can edit the sprite sheet url to load from, and scaling. game events (create and name a list of game events that can be attached to things like characters, event tiles, and items) player (name, sprite, battler type, level, starting money, inventory) items (set their base price, give them a description, and set what game event gets triggered when you use them) characters (inventory, battler type and level, game event that triggers when you either talk to them, or if they see you and their sight distance is > 0) battler types (stats, attacks learned at different levels, rarity right now just modifies how much exp you get from them) attacks (name, category (physical or magical), power) Here is an overview of the objects you can manage in the "Object Editor" (along with some notes): set which random battlers can appear on this map's encounter tiles (if any) add special tiles like signs, warps, events, and encounter tiles move characters that have been designated for this map Some things you can do in the map editor: The "Map Editor" is where you manage your map screens and the objects on them.
The "Map Editor", the "Object Editor", and "Settings". Here's a short synopsis of how things work: But if not, let me know and I'll answer what I can! There's a sample "game" there that just shows off a lot of the features available so far that you can play and then go into the editor to see how it was made, which oughta be enough to get you started. I'm not a web designer or an artist, so everything is gray boxes and terrible pixel art, but the beginnings of functionality are there. This makes it really easy to share your game with other people, which is really cool! It's basically a game maker you use in your browser to make 2D tile-based RPGs, which are saved into and loaded from JSON files.
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