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Thanks, I'm gonna need it.

3370071
Well that's all I can give you good luck

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The collectibles do. But the biggest problem I have is actually forming the background for the levels. I mean, I'm just trying to make sure everything is authentic down to the finest detail. Obviously, I'm doing this in a 2D plain, but I want to do this chapter by chapter, step by step. Plus, it's hard to find something that actually looks like what I'm looking for. The gems, for example, I can't find them in the MLP style in the Dream Shaping menu. They're in Spyro style, but I'm trying to make this look like MLP.

Course, I'm just making the prototype of the first level, but nevertheless.

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Well since you put it that way let me give you some pointers first you have to understand the story by reading it by doing that you can understand what an individual level would play out for example for the Coachman fight chapter that was easy for me because I could see a boss fight happening there second is the tutorial it's important to understand how to control your character you also have to find good music for each level that fits the mood of the chapter then there are the items and enemies and collectibles these you can get creative with for example for collectibles I use character tokens that work like monster tokens in Scooby Doo Night of 100 Frights for enemies you can get creative with them just be sure the enemies match the theme of the level the same can be said for items you can get creative with items for example in the first chapter of the Snow White story I used gems for Spike to collect and then there are apples that replenish health does all that make sense

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Hakuna Matata, I totally understand that you don't actually make the games. All I need is your visualizations for how they'd go. But either way, all I have is a prototype of how the first level might work. I made it in the PS4 game called Dreams.

My only problem is how to make the characters actually look like they do in MLP: FiM, which is absolutely harder than I thought.