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[brandonman]

i am just wondering 3 things
1:how can you get a image of a os something on the net as an enemy i tried to import it but it did not see it?
2:how do you make an enemy attack twice in one turn on rpg maker xp?
3:how can somebody else play this without downloading rpgmaker?
plese tell me step by step

 

[Sarkilas]

1. Make sure you import the enemy graphic, then make an enemy with this graphic in the database. Once that is done, it needs to be assigned to troops. Only troops appear in battle, not enemies alone without a troop.

2. This can only be done through scripting, and I believe there is already a script for this.

3. Yes, but you have to include all files you use from the RTP, the RGSS library (.dll) and also make sure no RTP is selected inside Game -> Select RTP. Please note, if one single file used in the project from the RTP is not included in the non-RTP release of your game, it will cause the game to crash once it tries to load this/these graphic(s).

 

[dadevvtsvre]

Check this tutorial. It explains how to make RMXP games stand-alone.

 

[Unka Josh]

Depending on what you have in mind, there is a way to do part two without scripting.  You'll need to create a "Double Attack" skill, and have it call a common event that uses Force Action to make the enemy attack twice. 

However, it won't work very well except for enemies that are always the same number enemy, such as bosses.  Don't use it for random enemies that there could be four of in one battle group.

...or use a script.  Usually works better than my kludges, I know, but some people seem to prefer the option.

 

[brandonman]

how do i import a graphic i made a picture but how do i make it take it.

 

[PhoenixTilea]

To import a graphic just go into your materials database, pick the folder you want it in ('Pictures' I assume) and click 'import' and find the file.

...Though I'm not entirely sure what else you're asking... I'm afraid I didn't understand the second part of that.

 

[regi]

If there's no transparencies (or they're already set), you can also move it into the correct folder in the Graphics folder of your game.