RMRK is closing

[DerVVulfman]

NOW OPEN

The RPG MAKER RESOURCE KIT (RMRK) ARCHIVE BOARD IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING.

As per usual, fully registered accounts only. Making an account is still only the first step as the second is to create a "Greetings" post within our Official Area >> Occasions board. This assists in reducing the number of persistent advertisement bots. Valid greetings only as per the clearly defined RED HIGHLIGHTED explanations shown both in the registration page and main board.

The RMRK Archive is not as yet complete. It has all of the available and salvageable content from its Resources sub-forums, and game development content from RPGMaker VXAce on up. However, the RPGMaker XP and RPGMaker VX script forums have little content of which to speak. And the Completed Games board has nothing as yet. However, most of the games I was able to secure content is fairly old. Also, roughly half of the games that were posted at RMRK had matching, if not newer, posts in other forums and had no need of being reproduced with lesser quality content.

Meanwhile, thread author attribution and original timestamp data has not been applied. But while every thread posted currently bares my name, each thread has the username of the thread's original author and the Date/Time of the content's posting (in the EST timezone). This will be resolved at a later date once all of the remaining content has been posted.

NOTE: Unless the source thread has working/valid and un-watermarked images (oft from Imgur, their personal ITCH, or the like), graphic images have been saved and uploaded to PostImages. While having a slower transfer speed, it is brandished as a free service with no image expiry date. This was used for the multitude of Photobucket images after the removal of the "Photobucket" or "Groupsy" watermark, and ensuring that the images were kept in their original .png format and not the compressed .webp format that is not lossless as prior advertised.

NOTE: I have downloaded the webpages from RMRK, either from the site itself or by links going to archived threads stored within the Internet Archive. The eldest/earliest postings of the threads can oft be obtained.