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{{defn|An {{gli|area}} in a {{gli|location}} that is almost always separated from the main area, existing solely as a dead-end for when you are caught by a {{gli|chaser}}.}} | {{defn|An {{gli|area}} in a {{gli|location}} that is almost always separated from the main area, existing solely as a dead-end for when you are caught by a {{gli|chaser}}.}} | ||
{{term|collectible}} | {{term|collectible|content=collectible<span id="collectable"></span>}} | ||
{{defn|A word used to broadly refer to anything that can be collected in a game. This usually includes effects, menu themes, and wallpapers, but may include money, music, and map completion.}} | {{defn|''Also called '''collectable'''''<br/> | ||
A word used to broadly refer to anything that can be collected in a game. This usually includes effects, menu themes, and wallpapers, but may include money, music, and map completion.}} | |||
{{term|connection}} | {{term|connection}} | ||
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{{term|dream world}} | {{term|dream world}} | ||
{{defn|The dream world is a general term for all the {{gli|location|locations}} accessed by the game's method of entering the main gameplay loop, usually sleeping. Some games can have more specific terms and different methods: for example, [[Collective Unconscious:Collective Unconscious Wiki|''Collective Unconscious'']] involves entering a ''spirit world'', and [[Dotflow:Dotflow Wiki|''.flow'']] involves entering a ''flow state''.}} | {{defn|The dream world is a general term for all the {{gli|location|locations}} accessed by the game's method of entering the main gameplay loop, usually sleeping. Some games can have more specific terms and different methods: for example, [[Collective Unconscious:Collective Unconscious Wiki|''Collective Unconscious'']] involves entering a ''spirit world'', and [[Dotflow:Dotflow Wiki|''.flow'']] involves entering a ''flow state''. The counterpart is {{gli|real world}}.}} | ||
{{term|dreamer}} | {{term|dreamer}} | ||
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{{defn|Generic term referring to any currency system in a game, such as '''yen''' in [[Yume Nikki:Yume Nikki Wiki|''Yume Nikki'']] and '''{{gli|yume}}''' in [[Yume 2kki:Yume 2kki Wiki|''Yume 2kki'']].}} | {{defn|Generic term referring to any currency system in a game, such as '''yen''' in [[Yume Nikki:Yume Nikki Wiki|''Yume Nikki'']] and '''{{gli|yume}}''' in [[Yume 2kki:Yume 2kki Wiki|''Yume 2kki'']].}} | ||
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{{defn|Abbreviation of '''''n'''on-'''p'''layer '''c'''haracter'', commonly used in video | {{defn|Abbreviation of '''''n'''on-'''p'''layer '''c'''haracter'', commonly used in video games, and used in Yume Wiki to refer to any character besides the {{gli|dreamer}}. Usually written in uppercase as '''NPC'''. | ||
<br />''See also: {{gli|chaser}}, a specific type of NPC.''}} | <br />''See also: {{gli|chaser}}, a specific type of NPC.''}} | ||
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{{defn|The result of using an effect when near an {{gli|NPC}}, e.g. "Reacts to the [[Yume Nikki:Effects#Cat|Cat]] effect [[Yume Nikki:E-Man|by sneezing]]"}} | {{defn|The result of using an effect when near an {{gli|NPC}}, e.g. "Reacts to the [[Yume Nikki:Effects#Cat|Cat]] effect [[Yume Nikki:E-Man|by sneezing]]"}} | ||
{{term| | {{term|real world}} | ||
{{defn|The counterpart to the {{gli|dream world}}, this is the starting position, and is usually where you can save and change any settings.}} | |||
{{term|subarea}} | |||
{{defn|An {{gli|area}} that is separated in some way from the {{gli|location}} it is entered from, but not significant enough in features (such as {{gli|connections}}) to be considered a distinct location on the wiki. A subarea may be separate by a thematic distinction, method of entry, or usage of another {{gli|map}} file.}} | {{defn|An {{gli|area}} that is separated in some way from the {{gli|location}} it is entered from, but not significant enough in features (such as {{gli|connections}}) to be considered a distinct location on the wiki. A subarea may be separate by a thematic distinction, method of entry, or usage of another {{gli|map}} file.}} | ||
{{term|wake up}} | |||
{{defn|Returning to the {{gli|real world}}, either by choice or due to a forced wake up that may be caused by a wake up {{gli|event}}.}} | |||
{{term|world}} | {{term|world}} | ||
{{defn|''See {{gli|location}}'' }} | {{defn|''See {{gli|location}}'' }} | ||
{{term| | {{term|ynfg}} | ||
{{defn|Abbreviation for '''''Y'''ume '''N'''ikki '''F'''an'''g'''ame''. Commonly written in lowercase by the community.}} | {{defn|Abbreviation for '''''Y'''ume '''N'''ikki '''F'''an'''g'''ame''. Commonly written in lowercase by the community.}} | ||
Revision as of 20:32, 4 October 2024
This page lists common terms used on Yume Wiki and their definitions.
- area
- A place contained within another. Some examples: a location is an area in the dream world, and a map can be an area of that location.
See also: subarea - chaser
- An NPC that chases the player, and upon "catching" will usually trap the player in a chaser trap, or perform another undesirable action such as sending you backwards or stealing money.
- chaser trap
- An area in a location that is almost always separated from the main area, existing solely as a dead-end for when you are caught by a chaser.
- collectible
- Also called collectable
A word used to broadly refer to anything that can be collected in a game. This usually includes effects, menu themes, and wallpapers, but may include money, music, and map completion. - connection
- Any method of transitioning from one location to another, such as by interacting with an NPC or moving through a path.
- dream world
- The dream world is a general term for all the locations accessed by the game's method of entering the main gameplay loop, usually sleeping. Some games can have more specific terms and different methods: for example, Collective Unconscious involves entering a spirit world, and .flow involves entering a flow state. The counterpart is real world.
- dreamer
- Refers to the player character and protagonist (as most YNFG involve the protagonist dreaming).
- effect reaction
- See reaction
- event
- 1. A special interaction or occurrence, such as a cutscene playing or a rare NPC appearing.
- 2. In RPG Maker, the event system is used to place most characters, a lot of tiles and graphics, and for background systems such as timers.
- interact
- Specifically refers to pressing the engine's interact key (such as
EnterorZ). For interactions involving the use of effects, see reaction. - location
- One or more maps that form a thematically consistent area, that is distinct in its connections and features.
- map
- 1. A part of a location corresponding to a game map file (e.g.
Map0001.lmu. - 2. Also called location map and map image
An image displaying a location, either entirely or partially, primarily used to aid in navigation. - money
- Generic term referring to any currency system in a game, such as yen in Yume Nikki and yume in Yume 2kki.
- npc
- Abbreviation of non-player character, commonly used in video games, and used in Yume Wiki to refer to any character besides the dreamer. Usually written in uppercase as NPC.
See also: chaser, a specific type of NPC. - reaction
- The result of using an effect when near an NPC, e.g. "Reacts to the Cat effect by sneezing"
- real world
- The counterpart to the dream world, this is the starting position, and is usually where you can save and change any settings.
- subarea
- An area that is separated in some way from the location it is entered from, but not significant enough in features (such as connections) to be considered a distinct location on the wiki. A subarea may be separate by a thematic distinction, method of entry, or usage of another map file.
- wake up
- Returning to the real world, either by choice or due to a forced wake up that may be caused by a wake up event.
- world
- See location
- ynfg
- Abbreviation for Yume Nikki Fangame. Commonly written in lowercase by the community.
- yume
- 1. Literally "dream", used rarely to refer to a YNFG.
- 2. The money in Yume 2kki, represented by the kanji 夢. See Yume 2kki:Money.