Click at the list's bottom on the new number without a name, and give it one under General Settings. Click the “Change Maximum.” button, and increase the maximum States by 1 Under States, there is a column with a list of all the States currently in your game. To view your current States, naturally go to Database/States. Go to tab 3/Change Actor Graphic like you did before, but keep the original Sprite Sheet and Face Graphic (Don't change it). Again, correspond the name to what the event does, so the writer's going with EVampireRevert. For the Revert Event, while still under the Database/Common Event tab, click the space beneath your EVampireTransform Event to name it. Make sure the Actor name corresponds to the Actor you want to Transform, then double-click your character sprite to change it to your Transformation Sprite Sheet, then do the same for your Character Face Image. From here, the Event Command Window, go to tab 3/Change Actor Graphic. Under the Contents, double-click the white space next to the weird internet ‘a’ and the greater than sign >). Since the writer’s guy is transforming into a vampire and his name is Eric, the writer went with EVampireTransform. On the right under General Settings and Name: give the Event a distinguishable name. For the Transformation Event, go to Database/Common Event. For the next step, you’ll create two Events to visually display your Actor’s Transformation and your Actor’s Reversion back to his or her regular self. As you should already be aware of, Eventing is that omnipotent aspect, or near enough anyway, enabling you to tell your Actors, NPCs, and foes what to do and when to do it. The EventsĬonsider this the commander for your resources. I mean REALLY suspend it, in an airplane. 
On second thought, just suspend your disbelief. State changes, on the other hand, enable Transformation without Class switching, and, with a little scripting assistance, reduce complications when Transforming.įor the sprite sheet, the writing was going for a creepy, floating-like effect. Some users recommend changing the actor’s class, but forget, without using a custom script, classes don’t share experience, and will not allow you to change your physical appearance if using a side-view battle system. The writer experienced such a roadblock while mastering Transformations, the process of upgrading an actor or enemy to a stronger form. However, having an original or cool idea for one’s game design can be roadblocked if one lacks experience using eventing or Ruby, Ace’s programming language, and this may make a project daunting, or seem impossible.
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A program enabling any game design novice or pro to create one’s own interactive project, RPG Maker VX Ace, known as MVX Ace for short, uses eventing and even manipulations of its own script to provide a flexible interface for one’s game creation needs. The topic of today concerns my adventures using RPG Maker VX Ace. Greeting Ladies and Germs! After a long Hubpages hiatus, which included a novel and video game demo crafted by yours truly, I’m back, and couldn’t be happier. From Light to Dark, from Man to Monster, there's no stronger expression of emotion than releasing the beast inside.
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