Hello, I wanted to play a video using an entity, unfortunately after several tries the engine cant find the video. I followed the tutorial on the wiki to convert regular videos to ogv format but didnt work, tried rendering on Kdenlive using the AlphaVP8 preset with the ogv extension but still no results. Was wondering if I could get some input on this, maybe im not placing the videos on the right place or did something wrong with the encoding, any help is appreciate it! Happy holidays!...

https://www.reddit.com/r/JRPG/comments/1hwpq0v/hd2d_is_one_of_the_best_art_styles_ive_ever_seen/ saw it here (and have notice it in some other games) '“NeoPixel” ART “NeoPixel” retains the popular pixel-style graphics, whilst adding modern 3D renderings (real-time shading, full-screen bloom, dynamic depth of field, HDR, etc.), contributing to premium HD picture quality and lighting effects." whatever that is from https://steamproxy.net/steamstore/app/2526380/Sword_of_Convallaria/ just curious can ...

Title. I have a growing list of skills and wanted to copy/paste some entries to make room for new ones, but nothing happens when I ctrl+v and/or use the right-click menu. On a related note, is there an outside file the data is saved to that I could just edit in notepad++ or something? That may be a bit easier if I have to commit on such lists. Thanks in advance! ...

Hi, im having trouble with running the .desktop file exported after using the "publish game" option and im getting this error while trying to run using gtk-launch: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'

I'd love to know one thing: I saw in some of your tutorial videos that this game has databases like in RPGMaker. Is there some kind of way (if not, are you planning on adding a way in the future) to move database entries without affecting the events that already exist? I really like to keep the databases organized but in RPGMaker, without a script, it was impossible to move database entries around without having to fix all the events that already exist afterwards and that was a real pain. To prevent that...