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There was legal file with the folder, if it is payd dlc i will have to remove it

Yanfly is making it, just keep an eye out on yanfly.moe

I am pretty sure i just answered this... hmmm..... strange.. you can just call $gameMap.event(1)['_moveSpeed']

I use Dash on my mac, i have it integrated in my editor. for windows you can use Zeal https://zealdocs.org/

well.. that is interesting... what gamepad are you using?

If you write a more detailed explaination of what you need i will help you ;) This is also something you can do in the editor by saving x and y position to two variables and then transfer to another map, when you go back you use the x and y variables to get to the original position.

could you link to a video that shows how this work in Xenoblade Chronicles?

Welcome! =) ask me anything about scripting or in general use of the editor and i might just be able to help you ;)

That looks awsome! If you are looking to save some space for mobile dev this will do it! ;) Any known bugs?

can you replicate it if you tried? @LTN Games @LTN Games @Amysaurus

you should look into what Yanfly has made, http://yanfly.moe/2015/11/06/yep-24-battle-system-active-turn-battle/

Could setup a plugin creation workshop online. Where users interested would get a simple plugin task and i would be available as a teacher of sort.

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Not sure, but cant seem to replicate what you are telling us. Can you instruct me how to replicate this?

Sorry for the late reply, i have been on holiday! =) I need your project, not the game.exe, but maybe @Isaac The Red solved it for you!

$gameMap.event(1)['_moveSpeed'] this should work for you!

Not sure if this helps, but if you want to know who is the current selected actor you can use : $gameParty.menuActor();

You do that with the setMenuActor method, it takes an actor as a parameter. Actor you get from the $gameActors object so do this. $gameParty.setMenuActor($gameActors._data[1]); // Change to the id of the actor SceneManager.push(Scene_Equip);

I wonder if you could do this with a timer and a common event. Cant figure out without some fiddeling, but you might want to use a plugin for this if it cant be solved in the editor. i wil think about it some.