RPG Developer Bakin Retro Tiny Dungeon · published · build 22971520
This update introduces new features and improvements that enhance both the visual quality of your games and the ease of creation!
With the implementation of shadow mapping, you can now create dynamic shadows from campfires and lights, allowing for more immersive scene presentation. In addition, the new camera Z-axis rotation feature enables more impactful cutscenes and stronger horror-style effects.
We’ve also added a “Multi-branch (by Variable Value)” panel, which allows you to handle multiple branches based on variable values all at once—making event creation more efficient than ever.
Now, let’s take a look at some of the new features!
A new “Shadow Map” feature has been implemented, allowing shadows to be automatically generated based on lights placed within a map with a simple toggle. This makes it easy to incorporate immersive lighting effects—such as shadows cast by campfires or flashlights—into your game.
The camera Z-axis rotation (roll) feature has been added. By intentionally tilting the screen, developers can create unsettling horror scenes or impactful cutscenes, enabling more impactful and memorable visual presentation.
A feature has been introduced to switch between LOD models embedded within models, based on their displayed height relative to the screen. By simplifying models that are farther from the camera, this helps reduce processing load and improve performance.
You can now project cloud shadows onto the ground by assigning a cloud texture. Since the texture is applied directly, this feature can also be used for patterns beyond clouds, expanding your creative possibilities for scene design.
We now support parallax occlusion mapping, which uses grayscale images (height maps) to simulate detailed surface depth and irregularities. It allows you to represent fine surface details—such as the unevenness of a brick wall—without modeling them into the mesh. By applying it to decals, you can also achieve a more three-dimensional, realistic look.
A new panel allows multiple branching paths based on variable values. Similar to a switch statement, it supports branching not only by numerical values but also by strings. This simplifies conditional branching that previously required combining multiple event panels.
You can now search for where common events are used across other events. When common events are used for standard processes, this makes it easier to identify which events are calling them.
“Number of Steps” has been added as a condition for state removal and automatic damage triggers. For example, you can now create effects like poison that deal damage after the player walks a certain number of steps on the map.
In addition to these, many other features and improvements have been included in this update.
For details on other update contents, please check the online manual or go to "Update Log" in the "Info & Tips" section of Bakin's Top Menu.
We hope these new additions inspire fresh ideas and expressions in your game development, making the creation process even more enjoyable and flexible!
We will continue to work on improving and expanding the features of “RPG Developer Bakin.”
Bakin has published a roadmap for upcoming feature expansions on its official website and plans to continue delivering regular updates. Development is currently underway to further enhance expressive capabilities and the overall creation experience. As part of this initiative, support for “Live2D,” provided by Live2D Inc., is planned.
Stay tuned for future developments.
For more details, please visit the official website.
Roadmap: https://rpgbakin.com/en/roadmap