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Very recommended to go for 8GB and above for better experience and to run some VN-related tools like our friends Sugoi Translator and also console emulators (console emulators esp, will set 8GB as minimum). CPU: Anything that is made a decade ago is okay as long they could fit many of the VNs system requirement (most would require just 1ghz above).
This is a convenient online ruler that could be calibrated to actual size, measurements in cm, mm and inch, the upper half is the millimeter ruler and centimeter ruler, the lower half is an inch ruler.
For single monitor users, the highest used resolutions is 1920 x 1080 (which is HD) with nearly 50% of the population. The next closest is 1366x768 at 22%, which is a very common laptop/netbook screen size. The rest are all in the low percents.
I am using windowed mode + textractor because I often look up words or translations, fullscreen would make this difficult. Newer games can be resized in window mode, but not older ones. But when i play older VNs the windowed mode is often too small to see anything, because i have a 4k monitor.
In the case of separate files, you'll need to be drawing at a higher resolution, ideally 2x (so: 3000px tall (FHD), 2000px tall (HD)), and then export the normal sprites at half resolution and the closeups at full resolution.
2 sty 2015 · One of our users and co-leader of the Lucid9 project, Diamon has written a fantastic and extremely thorough guide about the process that goes into making a visual novel, from his experience, for anyone that’s wondering about making one themselves.
VNDB.org strives to be a comprehensive database for information about visual novels. This website is built as a wiki, meaning that anyone can freely add and contribute information to the database, allowing us to create the largest, most accurate and most up-to-date visual novel database on the web.
