# Just some stuff I'd like to point out:
#  First off, this is just my personal opinion, and there's absolutely some
#  things that aren't liked by all. Heck, you may just want to take the
#  resources and ignore the writing ^_^.
# About~
#   This is sort of my ending boom. I'm to the point where I've just lost that
#   joy I once found in game making and scripting. That is not to say I will
#   completely disappear from RRR and the RPG Maker world; I will doubtlessly
#   continue to mess around in RMVX when I'm extremely bored and certainly
#   visit RRR from time to time, to take a look on how things are going in
#   general. Anyway, I figure I may as well put my stache of scripts, graphics,
#   etc. up for anyone to use - why not? I hope this will prove useful to at
#   least some people. It was really because of Rain46 that I started making
#   this, though I'm not sure this is exactly what he had in mind ^_^. Another
#   big reason that I'm doing this is that I'm waiting for my sitar which I
#   ordered off ebay. That's another contributing factor to my losing interest
#   in gaming - I've discovered how amazing sitars are. They're also quite
#   challenging(or so I've heard/read). It seems as though it should be plenty
#   to keep me occupied when I'm not at school or doing school related stuff.
#   Honestly for that past few months game-making has been more of a way of
#   keeping me occupied; I really don't enjoy it all that much anymore.... I
#   did however enjoy making this; it gave me something to do, and I like
#   writing. It also gives me a strange joy to do stuff like this... it's kind
#   of hard to explain.
# Uncategorized~
#   Credits
#     I would HIGHLY recommend keeping a script tab with all your credits
#     listed; it's easy to lose track of credits. There's a template listed.
#   'Scripts Purely for Kit'
#     If you're using this project as the basis for your own, delete all of
#     them ;).
# Mapping~
#   *all example maps are part of my game, please please please do not use/copy
#    them! (like I'm ever going to finish it...)*
#   Fogs
#     I, personally, find fogs to be one of the best things to make maps look
#     more detailed and 'alive.' They give it so much atmosphere, and enable
#     you to leave more empty spaces, as they still look somewhat full with the
#     fog over them. I like making fogs have the Subtractive feature, which
#     makes them darken things under them(i.e. the map). It works well with
#     gloomy or sad places, or just if it's night! Also have the 'Sub' feature
#     looks a lot better than just a plain old fog, it looks more like actual
#     dust, fog, etc. Having multiple fogs is also a really good idea, as they
#     almost look animated - it's quite neat.
#   Cities
#     Often cities look best very cluttered, small, and with a ton of things to
#     add detail. If you want to have a lot of houses, but don't want to take
#     up a bunch of space with all the maps, just make them locked. Don't make
#     things too organized; make the paths winding and random, make the houses
#     scattered as apposed to in a grid. This is medieval times, they were not
#     nearly as structured as things are now! Make towns have a heart, where
#     all the real action is (shops, banks, inns, the richer peoples' homes,
#     etc.). Some towns look nice with some slope, like the 'Cupara' map[town
#     folder]. Give it some surroundings, like maybe mountains surrounding it;
#     don't just make all the edges grass. Often times towns are surrounded by
#     large stone walls for protection from invaders. It's a good idea to give
#     resources, such as water(river or well), wood(trees or wood piles),
#     food(animals, farms, etc.). Depending on how your town is designed, it
#     may be good to have people wandering around, talking to eachother,
#     entering and exiting buildings, buying things, etc.(this doesn't
#     necessarily apply to trashed towns and the like). Give the buildings at
#     least some similarites; don't make every building look completely
#     different.