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Make an event with \respawn[X] in the name where x is the list of IDs for the enemies you want.

For instance, if you want a respawn point for enemies with IDs 1, 2, and 3, then name the event \respawn[1, 2, 3].

All of this stuff came from the manual. I suggest you look in it before you ask here next time.

Thank you!
Helped me alot.

EDIT:
Btw, a question sorry if i am asking an obvious question but,

When i'm doing \respawn[1,5,6] \time[20] how do i set the graphic for each mob, like its a one event for a 3 mobs to spawn, how do i set their graphic?

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Any way to re-upload it ?

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Another question is there a way to make this mob to spawn only in a certain place?
Thanks friend btw .

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You can set the respawn time by adding \time[TIME] to the event's name with TIME being time in seconds for respawn.

Your welcome
           Boba Fett Link.

So i will do it like this (?)
                                            Mushroom \e[1] \time[50]
            And it will make an enemy 1 with a respawn time of 50 secs....right?

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A question sir,

I am wondering, is there a way to make a monster to have its own respawn time different from the other mobs?

Thanks alot
                Xsyiaris.

Sorry for asking but the script

$game_system.parhud = false

Is not working, i added it as an even made it a process and its not working.

Help?