Bugs include, but are certainly not limited to, Lack of leveling up properly, enemies don?t actually die, cannot exit a battle (if trying in a trainer battle it will glitch up). DaSpirit?s kit has many severe bugs to the point you cannot make a playable game with it. These projects are made by DaSpirit and Manuel777. There are two specific ones I have absolutely fallen in love with, and I hope I can somehow combine them once the main battle engine one is complete. There are several projects online, but they seem to all have major flaws. It has 3D support, and can be manipulated to look just like a DS dual screen. Game Maker is a pretty beautiful and simple game designing program. The farther you go back, the buggier and more GBA-esque they become. It may serve some usefulness in the future. There are other similar projects being made, but none with definite release dates. Battling doesn?t work correctly, and it?s extremely hard to set up. Pokemon Essentials Online v0.8 (by Alexandre) ? Dusty, decrepit, and outdated I don?t know why anyone would use it.Note: Sukiyami is working on something better, but there is no guaranteed release date or much progress lately.
It can be laggy and the battle system needs a bit of tweaking, but here it is. (Buggy) ? This is what Rafael-animal posted before he decided to try and make money off of his kit. There are some faults, such as modified menus due to my inexperience or the buggy camera, but they can be fixed with some skill?I think? Not too far from being finished, this is my own engine using PEv.7, and is made to play almost exactly like a GBC Pokemon Game. I only recommend using this if you are making something small or need tilesets/maps. This is not an up-to-date version, and the next release won't be until all the menus are completed. You can get the latest version (9) here: I give PE a 7/10 for being Newbie-friendly and stable. I will say I am impressed with its variety of sound files it supports, ranging from MIDI to MP3 to OGG files. The games can also lag when making large maps or using newer graphics.
A prime example would be Battle Factory, which has apparently never worked since Poccil, the original coder, spawned it. Unfortunately, the engine has its bugs, along with messy coding that can be a pain to navigate through. The great thing about PE though is that it?s already made for you to start working on your game, with some considerable progress. I highly doubt it will ever get to the point where it will have such 3D (excluding the horrific Mode7 and its variants). The only downsides I see with PE is that it is made in RPG Maker XP, which uses Ruby (RGSS) language, and the lack of a realistic DS-like 3D engine. The latest versions have many bug fixes and new features, but are definitely geared more towards a sad 4th generation styling. PE has significantly become more stable and newbie-friendly within the last year or so, with the successor Maruno taking charge of the project.
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