Planning

• An introductory guide on how to make a fangame.
• Guides on making horror games, for all of you who want a spooky fangame.
• Our Fangame Planning sheet, for those of you who want a template to plan on.
• A Yume Nikki World Generator, if you don’t have any ideas for a new world and need a few more.
• draw.io, an online flowchart maker. Very helpful for making maps!
• OneNote, a free notetaking program by Microsoft you can use online, on your desktop, and on your phone.

Jan 10, 2018 Yume Nikki (ゆめにっき) (pronounced /juːme nikki/) is a 32-Bit freeware game created by Kikiyama, a Japanese solo game designer. The game otherwise has no plot, and nearly the entire game is left up to speculation. There are many fan theories on what the game and its events mean. YUME NIKKI Game Guide and Walkthrough by Scutilla Version 1.00 Table of Contents Introduction -About Yume Nikki -About this guide -Story Getting Started -Downloading and installation -Main menu options -Controls -Game Menu -Gameplay -Your room -The dream world -Play hints Effect Descriptions Walkthrough Other Points of Interest Glitches Conclusion -Contributions. Yume Nikki Extended SoundtrackComposed by KikiyamaGame by KikiyamaPlayed in the Block World, one of the original 12 worlds in the Nexus.

An RPG Maker 2003 masterpost for all of those using 2003. Contains a lot of tutorials & resources that can be used for 2000 as well.

Mechanics

• A sweet list of tips, tricks, and resources for VX Ace users.
• Understanding Switches, and making effects with them.
• Nyrator’s Very In-Depth Effects Tutorial. Covers everything you’ve ever wanted to know and more.
• How to slow down your game’s protagonist at the start of the game, and the pro’s & con’s of going slow.
• Making a basic Sleep/Wake Event. More on making a sleep/wake event.
• How to make a knife effect, and a note on the knife effect.
• Things to keep in mind while making chase scenes.

Maps

• General tips on mapping for fangames.
• Making your map more animated.
• Making Endless Looping Paths, Roads, & Stairs.
• Parallax Mapping for RPG Maker 2003.
• How to make stairs your protagonist can go up diagonally.
• Show off your game with GIFcam!

Graphics

• How to Make a Madotsuki Recolor - a super in-depth tutorial.
• How to use character templates in RPG Maker 2003.
• VX Ace templates, & a guide to VX Ace tilesets.
• Animating various objets using charasets.
• A masterpost of free graphics for all versions of RPG Maker.
• RPG Maker MV tileset templates.
• A nice tutorial on pixel art for everyone who’s new to it.
• How to get a Non-Blurry Full Screen for RPG Maker MV.
• A font to make it easier for players with dyslexia.
• Yume Nikki Sprites on the Spriter’s Resource.
• A font to make it easier for players with dyslexia.

Music & Sound

• Free to use music editors for those who want to make their own music

Opinions and Such

• Three different people’s suggestions on how to keep a consistent mood in your game. One, two, three.
• What makes a good Yume Nikki Fangame?
• What are you tired of seeing in fangames? The post isn’t to discourage you, of course.

Other

• The encouragement tag.
• A Program to make your computer’s brightness easier on your eyes.

Examples

One of the best ways of learning how to make a fangame is by opening up Yume Nikki and it’s fangames in RPG Maker.

If you’re the nervous type who doesn’t like looking at people’s code without permission, @bleetdev & @ayosu-itsuki have said that they’re cool if you look into their fangames in the editor.

Need more resources? Check out @yumeresource, @misc-rpg, & @pinkuboa (that’s me!) for more post. Rpgmaker.net and the official site have tons of tutorials and other RPG Maker nerds who will help you with any problems you might encounter.

This is a sub-page of Proto:Yume Nikki/Version 0.06.

Yume Nikki Maps

Most of the maps around Madotsuki's room and the Nexus are the same as they were in v0.04, but there have been a few changes since then.

• 2Map Differences

Comparison of Map Names

Since v0.04, only the map used for NASU has been added to this set. The names of the maps are unchanged from their counterparts in v0.04, with the exception of the two debug maps.

Map Differences

Madotsuki's Room

• The game console is now in front of Madotsuki's TV in the real world, and NASU can be played.
• The TV can now be turned on in both the real world and dream world.
• The image displayed on the TV in the dream world is different. This image also exists in v0.10 on the same sprite sheet.
• The desk chair in the dream world now behaves more similarly to v0.10, where it does not ask if you want to stop riding.
• The KALIMBA TV Channel event did not exist yet.

The Nexus

• The background is now the same color as in v0.10.
• Since all 24 effects are in the game now, the effect eggs in the center have been re-arranged a bit.

Block World

• The removed event is in v0.06 too, but the music is now Block World's at a 50% tempo.

Candle World

• Two gates instead of one: The pink gate takes you to The Docks, and the purple gate leads to Hell.
  • v0.09 replaced the pink gate with the Walking Candles.
• The NPC that provides the Midget effect now makes two different noises, but one of them has a higher pitch than in v0.10.

The Nexus - Enter The Lined, Purple Door

Neon World

Minecraft Yume Nikki Map

• The neon monkey floor patterns have been added.
• The starting positions of the neon creatures have been rearranged.
• The map is still in the same style as v0.04.

Darkness World Yume Nikki Map