Help in Pixelmovement Script

Started by Darok, November 16, 2009, 04:48:01 pm

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Darok

Hi! Im making a Sniper Game, and i want to make a headshoot option. The head of the enemies, is a lot smaller than a tile, so i want to make events smallers than a tile.
Here is the Script:
http://www.rpg-palace.com/downloads/details.php?id=4
Its too big to put in this post >_<
There are instructions, but i just know the basic of english >_>
Bye!

Satoh

November 16, 2009, 06:33:48 pm #1 Last Edit: November 16, 2009, 06:35:43 pm by Satoh
f0tz!baerchen's pixel script has the option of changing event sizes.

I'm not sure what script that is, but I suggest using f0tz!' script. (I'm using it now that I know more about it)

For his script you just add a comment to the first line of the event that says
event_size: (width in pixels),(height in pixels)



EDIT: Ok having rechecked, it is his script... anyway... that's the syntax.

here is my character size (I made mine a bit larger than the default I think)

event_size: 32,24
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Darok

Mmmm
It dont work >_<
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu304/DarokTitan/SuperTileset.png
Look at this tileset, i want the head of the man at the window, to be an event, and of course, the body, another event.
Bye!

Satoh

The size of the event is measured from the very bottom pixel of the event. If it didn't work, I'd imagine it's because you were measuring incorrectly or are using a different version of the script...

This is the version I have.
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#===============================================================================
# ** Pixelmovement Script
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# f0tz!baerchen
# v1.3
# 10.12.2006
#
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Requesting Rule #1: BE SPECIFIC!!

Light a man a fire and he'll be warm for a night...
Light a man afire and he'll be warm for the rest of his life... ¬ ¬;

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