Width is how many frames are within a pose row.
SpritesheetHeight – This is not dimensions and is how many frames high the sheet itself is.FrameNum – The number of frames the sheet contains.After this is done, in most cases it’s a routine of copying and pasting it for any new additional entities that are included in the future.ĪkeaAnimatedBattleSystem Spritesheet Configuration.Ĭlicking into the Parameter 1 slot you’re presented with three fields. Within this guide we’ll be setting up the basic functions of the plug-in to firstly read the format of the sprite sheets that the actors, weapons and enemies will be using. So with now understanding how this works I’m going to create a set-up guide so that everyone can use and enjoy this plug-in. I went into this plug-in without ever previously used any plug-ins and have no knowledge of programming. This means that Fighters and get up close and attack, where Archers and Wizards stay back and use ranged attacks.Ĭombine that information with the ability to create combos that use a variation of poses and animations to create a truly dynamic battle system which I’ve never seen possible before in RPG Maker.
At first the basic structure seems overwhelming but the basic concept is like that of pseudo-code (in which you program in basic terminology without actually knowing any programming languages).Įverything in this plug-in lets you alter even the simplest of once fixed functions in RPG Maker, for example with visual equipment you can have each individual weapon act completely different on the battle field via the standard attack menu command. This is now what I personally use to test and reference any creations. Make beautiful battles with Akea, without a SINGLE programming knowledge! “Easy enough for a child, powerful enough for a developer!” This is the Akea Animated Battle System 2 for MZ!Ī video talks all by itself, check out the video of the battle running, This battle system gives TOTAL freedom to the gameDev to work how he wants.
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