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Hey, no problem. It's still a great script. I can use the unique actors option if I have to.

It would allow the global use of any equipment spriteset on any character, regardless of the hairstyles, thickness, or species. I could edit the sword so that it wouldn't clip the actor's face, but what if I wanted a Wookiee companion?

A number you can use to represent the actor in the DRAW_ORDER array. The script layers the weapons and armor perfectly, they just layer them over the actor. Here's an example:

  <--- The order here is [Actor, Weapon, Armor], and I'm wondering if there is a way that you can make it [Weapon, Actor, Armor].

Croatian? And you can speak three languages fluently? And you're familiar with the show, "How I Met Your Mother"? You could be a perfectly rounded human being.

Really? The version dates in the script are European style. And yes, it works perfectly. One last question: Is there an index number for the actor?

I didn't know that they used "my bad" in the U.K. It fixed the error, but now the equipment completely disappears when the character is facing down...

Thank you! I see what you did now. That is much simpler than any idea I would have come up with. It's exactly what I needed, although the direction of the equipment is now always facing left, while the actor moves normally under it. I don't see what's wrong with the script, though.

I saw that you had retired from RMXP. Probably because you were tired the endless masses asking you questions about your scripts...

Is it possible to make multiple DRAW_ORDER arrays that are dependent on the direction that the character is facing? So if the character is facing down, then the weapon is drawn last (behind the actor), but if he is facing up, then the weapon is drawn first (on top of the actor). Something along these lines, I would think:

if @direction = 2
    then DRAW_ORDER = [3, 2, 1, 0]
  else DRAW_ORDER = [0, 3, 2, 1]
    end

This forum is very neat, by the way. I've followed Blizz-Abs for a while now, and just the sheer number of possibilities that it opened up in RPG maker inspired me to buy it and start up again. Blizzard should be given a medal and a congressionally funded retirement plan for the amount of work he's put into this ABS.