Save-Point - Tools

The SIL-y Streamer Clock

Thu, 18 Dec 2025 03:30:06 +0000

THE SIL-Y

Streamer Clock

Version 1.1

CLOCK! CLOCK! CLOCK!

CLOCK! CLOCK! CLOCK! CLOCK! CLOCK! CLOCK!

CLOCK! CLOCK!

Yeah, this is pretty much a clock application. And its one that sits on your screen, it does not replace the one in the bottom right corner next to your system tray. But!

Its animated. Its an alarm clock that can scream at you, sing or bug you. You can set up a series of normal, scheduled alarms. Or you can have it go off every 15minutes, 30 minutes, or every 2 hours. Perfect if you need to be reminded to get out of your chair and stretch, have the pizza in the oven, or if your circadian rhythm is so bad you need to be reminded to hit the sack.

To get this clock, go and click on this BOX.COM link!

>BOOP!<

If you're someone that needs to be reminded to put down that gamepad, drop that mouse, and touch grass, this may be for you.

Blockbench, a lowpoly 3d editor

Sun, 16 Nov 2025 16:31:18 +0000

DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN THIS SOFTWARE; I AM JUST SHARING FOR OTHER PEOPLE TO USE!

Introducing

Clickable logo

https://www.blockbench.net/

Low-poly Modeling
Blockbench puts all the tools at your disposal to make the creation process of low-poly models as easy as possible.

Use cuboids to get that Minecraft aesthetic, or create complex low-poly shapes using the mesh modeling tools!

Animations
Blockbench comes with a powerful animation editor. Rig your model, then use position, rotation and scale keyframes to bring it to life. Use the graph editor to fine-tune your creation.

Free & Open Source
Blockbench is free to use for any type of project, forever, no strings attached.

The project is open source under the GPL license.

[Caz] Tiny Pixel Fantasy - Character Generator

Thu, 21 Aug 2025 05:13:19 +0000

This tool makes pixel art characters in this style. I like it and should I would share this find. Author is Caz.

Tiny Pixel Fantasy:
https://itch.io/queue/c/1866035/pixel-ar...id=2731724

Pixel Fantasy (with facegen):
https://cazwolf.itch.io/pixel-charagen

Wolf RPG

Tue, 18 Jul 2023 19:11:23 +0000

Click the above logo to go to the English ModDB page

WOLF RPG Editor English 2.24Z

The original Japanese WOLF RPGエディター was developed and published by SmokingWOLF (SilverSecond).
The English translation is provided by Velella Himmel (vgperson) and edited by Jeffrey Casey (Widderune).

WOLF RPG Editor English is a game construction tool that can create complex role playing games. It is often regarded as being aimed at advanced users, so keep this in mind if you intend to use it.

FULL PACKAGE

STARTER PACKAGE

AT WIDDERUNE'S WEBSITE

AVAILABLE DOWNLOAD LINKS

Clickable links

Be sure to read "Manual 2.24Z.pdf" for all the new updates of 2.24Z

Features

An expansive list of features

System Requirements

The software is made for Windows only, with no native support for other platforms.

To run on Mac, you can try a general-purpose tool like WineBottler.

OS: Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10~
CPU: 1 GHz CPU or better
RAM: 128 MB RAM or more
Graphics: DirectX 9.0, 11, or greater

RPG Tools

Tue, 14 Mar 2023 08:50:51 +0000

Martin Mais created a tool a few years ago to aid in the creation of (mostly PVGames assets) and generating character sprites, level editing, and a few more necessary items. In my opinion, this was done in the aftermath of the non-communication of the original PVGames Character editor made in Java by Alexander Schmidt.

One aspect of this software that I personally enjoy is the ability of the software to take cells from specific coordinates of super spritesheets from PVGames 2.5d spritesheets and utilize that to create any number of the poses and similar spritesheets needed for a project. I also believe that with some effort, this MAY be able to be utulized for my own spritesheet format once that gets finalized. As my own project looks to utilize 100 different spritesheets, it could be invaluable to me.

Currently this tool directly supports assets made by PVGames in the Medieval Series, the Mythos Awakening Series, and the 2.5d system, as well as
- Iknowkingrabbit's (Alexander Makarov's) Heroic Assets series
- Dream Circle's Animations Select particle systems.
- Laserwolve Games DaggerQuest system

Documentation can be found here: Gitlab
And tutorials can be found here on Youtube: Youtube

You can find the RPG Tools system for free on Itch!

Palette Studio

Mon, 02 Jan 2023 04:40:01 +0000

PALETTE STUDIO
(Link to author's website)

Palette Studio is a Blender Add-On that simplifies creation of game sprites made from 3D renders. It has palette selection with the option to select individual colors, a 1/8/16-angle camera rig, rotating lighting, and the ability to toggle the render alpha channel on and off.

This Add-On provides a streamlined method of generating sprites for games with limited palettes and multiple render angles such as DOOM. However, any palette file may be selected - providing infinite options for your indexed color creations!

((Jay Ray's Notes))
(In my opinion this could also be good for setting up characters for FPLE, HPLE, Neo-Mode7 or even RMMV3d)

It'd also be good for those First Person games made in Smile Game Builder and RPG Developer Bakin

RPG Developer Bakin

Sat, 17 Dec 2022 21:44:15 +0000

(CLICK HERE)

What is RPG Developer Bakin?

RPG Developer Bakin (hereafter Bakin) is a game development tool that allows anyone to enjoy creating RPGs with intuitive operation and advanced features without programming. It includes a map editor, camera tool, and other tools to help you create your game, as well as graphics and sound assets that you can make your game from the day you purchase it. Games created can be distributed royalty-free with or without compensation.

Place terrains such as grasslands, cobblestones, and wooden floors to raise and lower the ground to create a difference in elevation. The overgrown flowers and grasses, the large rocks that block the way, the houses that decorate the cityscape, and the furniture in the rooms are all putted on there. The map that serves as the stage for the game can be easily created as if drawing with a pen. The objects on the map can be placed anywhere, enlarged, reduced, and transformed at will. You can also customize models by combining objects such as houses, windows, and balconies.

With Bakin, you can change the scenery from day to night, from sunny to rainy, or create cinematic scenes with deep fog or perspective effects using blurring. Advanced effect functions such as bloom, DoF (depth of field), ambient, and fog are available, as well as data for presets that combine them. Switch between scenes with a click, or make detailed adjustments to create your ideal setting, Bakin does it all for you.

(With effects disabled)

(With Effects Enabled)

Bakin does not require any programming knowledge. By simply combining “Event Panels,” which have various functions such as having conversations, playing sounds, teleporting the player/events, and branching out with selections, you can control what happens in the story and during battles. In addition, common RPG events such as “joining the party,” “obtaining items,” and “moving between maps” are pre-templated and can be used by just filling in the required fields, such as character dialogue, items available, and destinations.

Bakin has a database function that provides the ability to determine in detail the main characters, monsters, skills, items, and various other data in the game. If you are interested in creating a game, all you will see in the database are familiar settings. Surely all the data can be produced immediately. Create to your heart’s content the inhabitants of the world you envision, the monsters that stand in your way, as well as magic and classes.

System Requirements

MINIMUM
OS:Microsoft® Windows10 (64bit)
Processor: Intel Core i3-4340 or better
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics:Graphic board that works with OpenGL 4.4 or higher
Storage: 8 GB available space

— RECOMMENDED —
OS: Microsoft® Windows10 (64bit)
Processor: Core i5-8400 / Ryzen 5 1500X or better
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce™ GTX1650 AMD Radeon™ RX570
Storage: 8 GB available space

EasyChar by Jetrotal

Thu, 14 Jul 2022 04:01:54 +0000

Quoted from Twitter

Quote:"Ok! I put this together for the @easyRPG and RPGMaker communities!

EasyChar is a Sprite Studio that uses rm2k/2k3 character specs.

All the characters made by it are under CC-BY.
Thanks to @co_inu, @finalbossblues and @MNT1986 for the inital assets!"

and here's that link

CodePen - easyChar Canvas (jetrotal.github.io)

Smile Game Builder

Fri, 22 Apr 2022 01:26:31 +0000

With no coding, you can create your very own JRPG! In 3d! With a vibrant community, and tons of assets, the ability to import your own textures, sounds, animations, models and more, this is a unique alternative to RPG Maker.

You can find out more about this awesome engine at Smile Game Builder's homepage

BUY IT ON STEAM!

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Product name
– SMILE GAME BUILDER
Release date
– September 8, 2016
Download price
– Japan: 6,980 yen (including tax) / overseas: 69.99 USD
Sales channel
– STEAM® (download only, to be rolled out to other sales channels)
System environment
– OS：Microsoft® Windows7/8/10 (32/64bit versions)
* Performance is not guaranteed under a virtual or emulated environment.
Required system environment
– CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo processor or AMD Athlon™ 64
– Memory: 2GB or higher
– Graphics: Intel HD graphics 4400 or more, Radeon HD graphics 5430 or more, OpenGL 3.0 or more
Recommended system environment
– CPU: Intel Core or AMD Athlon™ II (K10)
– Memory: 4GB or higher
– Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® 400 series, AMD Radeon™ HD 5000 series
– Display: 1366 x 768
– Hard disk space: 700MB or more

The Layered Spritesheet Tool

Wed, 13 Jan 2021 03:38:35 +0000

The
Layered Spritesheet
Tool

Designed with RPGMaker XP, designed for anyone's use, this tool allows the creation of single-sheet graphics (battlers or character-sets) for compatible game engines. It was made as an after-thought for the Half Kaiser Battler Project, so the tool comes with a limited Half Kaiser Battler Style resource folder. But it can be used to make other sprites just as long as resources are available.

Screenshots

Un-zoomed work when choosing eyes

Choosing from the list ff available poses

Zoomed image while adjusting outfit opacity

Setting a pose's custom name

The Layered Spritesheet Download Link
Hosted by Save-Point itself.

A Compressed/Encrypted project, all configurables are in the LayeredBattler.ini file It should be extremely simple to understand. However, an accompanying .rtf file should explain much.

Output content will be saved as a .png image file and saved in RGB format.

The Spriteset Converter

Fri, 25 Dec 2020 05:17:30 +0000

The
Spriteset Converter

Hear ye! Hear ye! This tool was made with RPGMaker XP. But it lets you convert a battler spriteset from one format or layout to another! Yes, you can convert an RPGMaker MV 3-row battelr into a Minkoff battler. You can convert a Cybersam 7-pose battler to use the same layout as an RPGMaker 2003 battler. And you can even extract individual cells from a battler and have them stored in a folder, or convert a batch of formatted frames into a battler.

Even more, it allows you to add extra space on the margins for every animation cel! Quite handy when you need more space between cels.

The Converter's BOX.Com Link
Chances are that it'll say 'preview unavailable'.
Just download

A Compressed/Encrypted project, all configurables are in the SpritesetConverter.ini file It should be extremely simple to understand. Yep. Just edit the .INI and you'll see how handy it is.

Output content will be saved as a .png image file and saved in RGB format.

Included, an RM2K3 and RMMV spriteset to mess with.

Roole Game Engine

Sun, 06 Sep 2020 06:30:53 +0000

Roole Game Engine

You are free to visit its GitHub Repository

Introduction

Well, you know me, I love dealing with a couple of game engines. This is especially true if talking about Linux or Cross Platform applications. There are a few based on Ruby either completely or partially and Roole is no exception here.

Roole's source code is based on Ruby Gosu. This other engine depends on SWIG to make it work on any computer. Roole does not care about it for it has been implemented on custom Ruby and CRuby and C++ code instead of using any large glue code like SWIG's.

It is called Roole because it is based on Ruby...
In the future it can be used to make your custom Role Play Games
And perhaps because it rules to make a open source engine?

Warning!

You will need to compile it yourself on your OS in order to be able to actually play with it.

Don't worry!

You can clone my repository on your PC or download it as a ZIP file.

So far I can guarantee it should work on several Linux distros because Gosu already does that.
I am unsure if I will be able to compile it for Windows but you still can do it yourself.

Kicking SWIG's Ass for Good!

Usually experienced programmers would prefer to implement a library like SWIG to make it cross platform but it really gets in your way when trying to compile any project using recent versions of Ruby. Plus it adds LOTS of unoptimized code that makes it run functions that expect you to pass several parameters only to later tell you it only accepted 0 or 1 or 2 arguments at most. Seriously, SWIG?

Since I have already met with programmers that deeply hate SWIG if we are talking about medium sized and large projects, well, I am trashing it here.

What exactly are you able to do with Roole?

Good question! I guess it's pretty much the same you can do with any Ruby Gosu project.

Load any kind of Pictures stores in JPG or PNG or TGA formats AFAIK
Load and play any MP3 or OGG soundtrack
Display text on screen using Normal, Bold, Italic and Underline styles
No predefined Game Window Size!
You can change it via scripts and the engine will read it BEFORE it launches the game window!
Execute as many custom Ruby scripts as you wish!
Just create a load.txt Text File and add the paths to all of your scripts.
No file extension is needed there.
Do not forget to leave an empty line at the bottom of this file.

Because it features a TrueType binding as the library in charge of all string characters to be rendered on screen, it's not possible to offer you some Outline style by default.

Default Scripts

In Roole Game Engine's case it'd be...

Code:

Code:
Scene.init

Actually it's a hidden script by default. You just need to define the contents of Scene.init method like this
Code:

Code:
module Scene

  def self.init

    #add your code here if deemed necessary

    self.scene = NewScene.new

  end

 end

How do you close the game without resorting to a hard reset?

Code:
Scene.close

Pretty easy don't you think?

Loading and Caching Pictures

If you wish you can load and keep a copy of your backdrop or character spriteset or face or simple picture via the Load Module's convenient functions.

Code:
Load.backdrop('my_backdrop.jpg')

Load.picture('my_picture.png')

What it does is to call the Sprite class to make a new sprite you can play with and store it in a specific Hash. Then it returns a duplicate so you will not end up saving a modified version of that sprite by mistake.

Thus you will be able to reduce the number of times you actually make the engine search any given file and seek its actual contents.

Linux Shell Commands

For those unafraid of using your XTerm related console on Linux, here is a short list of available commands:

-v : Prints Roole's current version
-h : Prints the engine's help information

You can keep track of previous development stages here.

Happy Game Making!

MapMaker (for RMXP)

Sat, 06 Jun 2020 02:46:55 +0000

MAPMAKER
for RPGMaker XP

This is a handy-dandy little tool that you need to have!

Does it Slice? Does it dice? Does it take your favorite drinks and chills it with its own flavored ice cubes? Does it bake your favorite treats and leave no trace in its non-stick surface? Nope. You wish....

This is a game-development tool made to create png files of the maps within your game. While it does not render sprites, it does render every tile in your map, generating a map which it saves within a Maps folder located within your project's root folder.

DOWNLOAD LINK:

MapMaker v6.zip (Size: 856.59 KB / Downloads: 610)
https://app.box.com/s/ip9eje1u3tth5mtjy0uth5mqukz1h31t Optional Box.com link

INSTALLATION:

Very simple. After downloading the .Zip file, extract it into your game's root folder.

The file package contains:

MapMaker.exe
MapMaker.ini
MapMaker.rxdata
MessageIntercept.dll
RGSS104E.dll
Read Me.txt

INSTRUCTIONS:

Merely run the MapMaker.exe file and you will see a menu, the left side being the list of all the scripts in your project, and the right the render and decision windows.

All major control is in the left side. Clicking on a map within the map list window chooses whichever map you want to render. And after selecting the map, you may first 'Generate' the map which will eventually appear, and then 'Save' the map as a PNG file.

More in depth descriptions of the system, how it works, the INI file and more are in the Read Me.txt file

DURATION:

Okay, it may take some time to make a map. Small maps, virtually no time at all. Large maps of 200x200 quite a bit of time. And when it comes to actively creating and saving the PNG file, much more time is expended. So if you have a number of large maps to create, feel free to get a bit to eat while it is running.

REMOVAL:

Well, other than the newly created Maps folder, you merely need to remove the contents from the installation package (except perhaps the RGSS104E.DLL), and very likely the log file it creates: MapMaker.log.

HiddenScript Extractor

Sun, 05 Jan 2020 05:32:37 +0000

HiddenScript Extractor

v1.0.2 and 1.0.3

by Kyonides Arkanthes

Introduction

This tool only lets you extract RGSS related scripts from their original containers. It places them in the Scripts folder and leaves a scripts list.txt file where you can check the other they were extracted. What's good about this tool? It looks pretty much like your beloved HiddenChest Engine!

Technical Details

This tool has a native resolution of 1088*608 px... If that reminds you of a certain dreamer... Well, t's mere coincidence!
It's only an extractor, not a compressor of any kind.
The tool will not process anything unless the Scripts directory has been deleted by the user himself or herself.
So this way you can't blame me for deleting your beloved scripts!
It will show you a warning message in case you forgot you needed some darn Scripts.extension file to decrypt.
HiddenScript Extractor is NOT a Player Engine!

Since version 1.0.3 it runs on Ruby 2.7!

Availability

It's already available for *Ubuntu 18.04 & 20.04, Mint, Fedora 31 and Windows!

Give me some time to build a Windows version... Done!

Download Section

Just go back to HiddenChest Engine thread to find the link.

Terms & Conditions

Free for personal use only but don't be abusive!
You're NOT allowed to repost this or even mention this tool on other forums or websites!
As of today it's a forum exclusive resource or tool.
Use it under your own risk!

Scripts-externalizer XP

Fri, 03 Jan 2020 19:34:44 +0000

Scripts-externalizer - XP

Original author
Joke (scripts-externalizer [VXAce] - Original Project GitHub Page)

Today, I tried to adapt on RMXP a script I use each time I work on RPG Maker VX Ace projects : The Scripts-Externalizer.
It is a scripter tool, allowing you to extract all the scripts from the Scripts.rvdata2 file into a given folder and its subfolders, organizing your scripts by categories. The scripts are externalized in ruby files (.rb), and then, loaded by your project.
This script allows you to use the IDE of your choice instead of the original RPG Maker script editor.

-

It's now adapted to RMXP and it works the same way : You extract from the Scripts.rxdata, you get your externalized scripts, you can code your stuff in your IDE and test, and when you want to release your game, you compile your scripts back to the Scripts.rxdata file.

Instructions are in the Readme.md on the GitHub (i modified the original one a few to match RMXP visuals & data format, I'll rework it maybe).

I tested it with HiddenChest, and as I expected, it worked fine.
I'll enjoy working that way on XP, I think. I needed to share this tool.

(As i saw on the official thread, to make Win32API work, I had to use a vanilla-RM Game executable to launch the script, before switching back to HiddenChest, it's the only [minor] "disadvantage")