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Contents • • • • • • • • • • • Features [ ] Graphics [ ] All graphics within RPG Maker 2003 are in 2D like its predecessor,, and makes use of the same graphical resources with a few minor changes in resolution (though some tilesets, while similar in style to those included in RPG Maker 2000, include redrawn resources). In addition, Battle Character and System2 sets are used to go with RPG Maker 2003's new battle system. Sprites [ ] The majority of all graphics within the game are achieved with, or single images that has a composition of frames in a specific orientation so that the graphics rendering software of RM2k3 can give the impression of movement. Music [ ] RPG Maker 2003 allows the use of and much like, its predecessor, for background music. Both programs received an update on May 14, 2003 to support files (which was a strongly desired feature by users) and ADPCM compressed WAV. The developers provided a tool for compressing sound effects on the same day. RM2k3 does not support any audio editing software so a third party program is needed in order to compose desired sounds.

Runtime Package [ ] RPG Maker 2003, much like its predecessor and its successor, comes with its own set of Runtime Package files, also known as the RTP. The RTP is a whole set of default graphics, music, and sound effects that are used in RPG Maker 2003 and, in most cases, the RTP must be downloaded to the computer to play the games made with RPG Maker 2003. Thanks to the RTP, created games can lessen their file size if a lot of material from the RTP was used. Bonus contents [ ] Early order also included RPG Maker Alpha (RPGツクールα) I-mode i-appli for NTT DoCoMo 503 or later platform. Acer F661gx Driver. Enhancements from RPG Maker 95 & 2000 [ ] New Battle System [ ] The new battle system is in side view rather than the first person view that was used in the previous programs. In addition, unlike its predecessors, RPG Maker 2003 makes use of a real-time ' system, like in the games, instead of the classical 'turn-based' system.