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New members simple guide

>What you should do:

1. Enjoy your stay here :);
2. Don't worry if you need help, just ask either a Moderator or Director and they will advise you- they don't bite :D
3. Help anyone you can, if you feel you're able to;

>What you should know:

1. After having achieved a 100 posts score, you will be given the rank of Revolutionary and a personal gallery in which you can upload your graphics; You'll also be able to add a "customized title" to be displayed instead of the member level;
2. You need 100 posts in order to require a graphic resource in the Resource Forum and in the Script Requests Forum.
3. If you desire, you can also ask a Director to change your username, once you've become Revolutionary;
4. Be sure you read the Board Rules at least once!
5. RM2K3 download was disabled due to legal stuff, since the English translation was not authorized by Enterbrain;
6. Before asking for something, search the forum. Maybe you'll find exactly what you were looking for.

>Side notes:
1.While managing your own gallery, avoid using the ' in images' names to prevent your gallery from crashing and the site from producing an error message.

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Dex View Member Profile	Nov 19 2012, 07:08 PM Post #1
Group: Member Posts: 2 Type: Musician RM Skill: Beginner	Hello all my name is Dex. I'm new to the site, I've been snooping around for a little while and decided to finally register. Over the past few weeks I began learning C++. I also took a little bit of python in some classes a few years back, so I guess, I'm trying to get into coding. I decided it's finally time to start working on the ideas I've been coming up with for the last few years and actually make a game, instead of procrastinating. I'm also very familiar with fruity loops and ableton live and fairly familiar with cubase and pro tools. I've dabbled in making some early 8-bit like SNES tones and midi's. So I think if I get far enough to make a game I believe I can also make a good enough soundtrack for it. I'm going to buy the new RPG maker soon and start getting to work. Making smaller games for awhile and working my way up to my bigger ideas. Any feedback on that would be appreciated as I'm pretty much just starting out. Thanks!