Help Red Dragon with RPGM2 *Creating an Intro*

[Red Dragon]

I am just going to make a topic here for any questions I might have when in the process of making my game, expect this to rise from the dead if it gets buried.

Question: I am trying to make an event move along with my character of a cinimatic. This is what I have so far.

000 Map Remove

001 Event Control: Change Target to [Event version of character]

002 Event Move Bypass Members=Yes

003 Event Move Location Move [map and location]

004 Script Control: Apply Together

005 Party Location move [same map and location as above]

006 Camera Rotate (S ) 25F

007 Event Move Location Move [map and location]

008 Script Control: Apply Together

009 Party Location move [same map and location as above]

//The Conversation starts here

Now my invisible member starts moving and it goes through the conversation then after that is done the event moves and starts it again (because the event is an auto event)

How do I fix this?

[Ceciroth]

Re: Help Red Dragon with RPGM2 *Creating an Intro*

When in the scripter, if a command has a BLACK bordered icon, then it can run simultaneously with other commands (such as the camera). If, however, it has a white border (such as character and event movement), the command must complete in order for the next command to be executed.

The way around this is to create your event movement command in a seperate script and then, when you want to have it move simultaneously with your member movement, you simply call the script.

Script call: Name of script
Member Movement: Protagonist, etc...

Also, you need put Script: Apply Together only once. I always place it at the start of any script and use wait commands to work the flow of time.

With the above example, if you wanted to move the camera as well, you'd place the camera movements BEFORE the member movement, as camera movements can execute along-side other commands.

[Red Dragon]

Re: Help Red Dragon with RPGM2 *Creating an Intro*

I did that initially, I guess I have to try it again, thought this way would work, (but I guess not ) thanks.