Hey everyone. This isn't really a request for a script to be made. I'm just wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction to find a script I used to work with.
I've been using RMXP pretty much since it came out, and recently I discovered a side view battle system that I thought was pretty cool. All it did was have your party appear along the right hand side of the background in battle, as their character sprites. When they moved to attack, they would walk up to around the middle of the map before their attack animation played, then jump back to their original position, like you see in a lot of rpgs. When they died, their character sprite would just disappear until they were revived. It was compatible with just about all other custom battle add ons, which was another thing I found cool about it.
I recently got a new computer, and I have lost this script x_x. My old computer is lying someplace in the basement and I can't find it. I was wondering if anyone knows about the script I'm talking about, and if they could link it/post it for me? I already searched the forum without any luck.
I've been using RMXP pretty much since it came out, and recently I discovered a side view battle system that I thought was pretty cool. All it did was have your party appear along the right hand side of the background in battle, as their character sprites. When they moved to attack, they would walk up to around the middle of the map before their attack animation played, then jump back to their original position, like you see in a lot of rpgs. When they died, their character sprite would just disappear until they were revived. It was compatible with just about all other custom battle add ons, which was another thing I found cool about it.
I recently got a new computer, and I have lost this script x_x. My old computer is lying someplace in the basement and I can't find it. I was wondering if anyone knows about the script I'm talking about, and if they could link it/post it for me? I already searched the forum without any luck.
