Script for VX and VX Ace.

Description:This script allows you to generate events (by use of comments) that acquire more than one tile for their movements and triggers. This allows you to place a single door tile that works on multiple tiles and the like.

Demo:
VX Demo 1.0

Script:
Script Only

Instructions:

Hello All,

I made this bleach game

Story:

Kurosaki Ichigo is a teenager gifted with the ability to see spirits. His life is drastically changed by the sudden appearance of a Shinigami—one who governs the flow of souls between the human world and the afterlife—named Kuchiki Rukia, who arrives in search of a Hollow, a dangerous lost soul. When Rukia is severely wounded defending Ichigo from the Hollow, she attempts to transfer half of her Reiatsu {Spiritual Pressure} energy to Ichigo so that he can defeat the Hollow. However, Ichigo takes almost all of her reiatsu, transforming into a Shinigami and allowing him to defeat the Hollow with ease. With her powers diminished, Rukia is left stranded in the human world until she can recover her strength. In the meantime, Ichigo must take over Rukia's role as a Shinigami, battling Hollows and guiding souls to the afterlife...

Introduction

I think the addition of the console has been the greatest feature of RMVX Ace: super handy for debugging scripts.
And that's why I could not resist the urge to customize this wonderful tool.

Features

• Syntax highlighting,
• Gets method,
• Line numbers,
• Simple color changer

Screenshots



Script

Zelda-Style Map ScrollVersion: 1.0
By: Glaciesflamma

Introduction

This is something I'm sure has been asked for before, but I hadn't seen anyone produce the script just yet - at least not quite in the way I had hoped for when I started looking around. So I set to work to make it myself.

This Script was possible only thanks to SephirothSpawn's Tilemap Class Rewrite. I Used his script as a base and edited it as needed

This script creates 2D Zelda-Style Map Transitioning. As the Game Player approaches the maps edge, and tries to move off it, the script will load and draw the adjacent map, pan the screen over, and then load the adjacent map completely once done. The only condition of these is that the adjacent edges of the map must be equal in size, and 'lined up' (i.e. if moving left/right, the x coordinates are parallel to each other.)

This is accomplished mostly through...