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[http://www.cipscis.com/ Cipscis] tutorials. | [http://www.cipscis.com/ Cipscis] tutorials. | ||
====Misc==== | ====Misc==== | ||
[https://allthefallen.moe/index.php?/topic/44-technical-discussion-about-blocks-and-patches/ How to make your own patches] | [https://allthefallen.moe/index.php?/topic/871-tutorial-creating-a-loading-screen-for-skyrim Creating a Loading Screen for Skyrim] | ||
[https://allthefallen.moe/index.php?/topic/44-technical-discussion-about-blocks-and-patches/ How to make your own Skyrim patches] | |||
===Game design=== | ===Game design=== | ||
===Programming=== | ===Programming=== | ||
Revision as of 20:23, 24 May 2017
Tools
2D Art
Photoshop
Photoshop ...
Gimp
Gimp Free & open source image editor.
Asesprite
Asesprite is an animated sprite editor & pixel art tool.
3D Modelling
3ds Max
Blender
Game Engines
Twine
Twine is an open-source tool for telling interactive, nonlinear stories.
RPG Maker
RPG Maker is an commercial tool for creating top-down 2D role-playing games.
GameMaker
GameMaker is best suited for 2D games, it can be quite powerful and it has less steep learning curve compared to Unity.
Unity
Unity can be used to make both 2D and 3D games alike, previous experience with programming is recommended.
Assets
Graphics
Music
SFX
Learning
Articles, books, that sort of stuff.
Modding
Scripting TES / Fallout
Cipscis tutorials.
Misc
Creating a Loading Screen for Skyrim
How to make your own Skyrim patches