Terms of Useįree and commercial use and redistribution (under MIT License).If two characters happen to pick the right combination of skills during battle, they can perform a Unison Attack! Unison Attacks are predetermined in the database and require specific combinations of skills to work. Have yet to encounter compatibility issues. This animation was created at Animation Move Rate: 1 (60 FPS) with 15 FPS animations. Be aware that this is called after every battle. Removes any customizations from the scripts above. Replace frames with the desired number of frames to move the animation. Each represent rotation, positions X, Y, screen positions X, and Y respectively. You must surround each formula with a pair of quotation marks or apostrophes or you will get an error. Replace 0's with another number or formula.Īs with the notetags, you can set a custom movement path using an arithmetic formula with variable n. Sets the customized movement for an animation. Rotation:, positionX:, positionY: ,įormulaR: 'n', formulaX: 'n', formulaY: 'n', You don't need to include every property if you aren't using it, but if you do, separate each property with commas. Sets the customized variance for an animation. Place these before you execute Show Animation. Several scripts are available to customize animation variance for map event animations. Again, use n to denote the current animation frame in your formula. If you don't want to be constrained to some bound or want to use functions like sine, use this notetag (which is just the above notetag without "from a to b"). Note: Do not use complex functions that have bounds like sine or logarithmic functions. This animation will move from slow to fast with this exponential function. Use the variable n to denote the current animation frame. The animation will move using the formula, moving from a to b. In the above notetags, you can define custom formulas for the movement path of the animation. If you use different animations in your action sequences, use this notetag, setting b to be the animation ID. For example, you can grab their positions, using variables a.x, a.y, etc.įor skills that change or use multiple animations like in normal attacks and Yanfly's action sequences. Available variables are a which is the user, and b which is the target. Screen X / Screen Y - Move from point a to b in pixels anywhere on the screen. Position X / Position Y - Move from point a to b in pixels, relative to the target's position. Rotation - Rotate from a to b in degrees. If you want to move an animation for 3 of its frames, you have to set framesto be 12. Say if your animation move rate is 60 FPS, but your animations are 15 FPS. Otherwise, it will move for the entire animation. This value is tied to your Animation Move Rate.
You can optionally set frames number of animation frames that the animation will move. Make the assigned skill animation move with respect to the target's position. If you use different animations in your action sequences, use this notetag, setting a to be the animation ID. Position Y - randomize the vertical position from a to b in pixelsįor skills that change or use multiple animations like in normal attacks and Yanfly's action sequences. Position X - randomize the horizontal position from a to b in pixels Rotation - randomize the rotation from a to b in degrees. Make the assigned skill animation vary with rotation and position. Read the Notetags section below to fully understand the mechanics.Įnter these notetags under the Note box.Notetags and scripts will override anything you set here.Any time the animation is used, they will follow the variance/move settings defined here. You can set animation variance globally.The other options allow animation to move independently of the animation frames.If you used another plugin to change animation frame rate, this option will sync up animation and movement frames. Default - Same as default animation frame rate.This doesn't affect how fast an animation moves.
The higher the FPS, the smoother the animation moves. Plugin ParametersĪnimation Move Rate - The frame rate at which the animation moves. Plugin is still in development, but I would like some feedback. In addition, you can also make animations move with respect to the target's position. You can set the rotation and position to be different every time right in the skills editor using notetags. Tired of looking at the same animation every time you attack? Or trying to make a multi-hit skill but don't want to spend so much time fiddling with the animations editor? This plugin allows you to make slight variations to your animations, so it looks different every time a skill is executed.
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