Increasing walkabout number of frames?
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Increasing walkabout number of frames?
Id like to make more frames for my walkabouts but don't know if theres a solution. Maybe I can use more than one set of walkabouts? Idk could be complicated, but it would be nice to get some advice.
There are example scripts on the wiki for 3-frame walking. How familiar are you with plotscripting?
http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce ... me_walking
http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce ... me_walking
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Iv'e read the tutorial over plot scripting but I haven't made any so far. I saw that exact tutorial for the multi walkabout set for more frames, but I still don't quite understand. I have done some basic scripting before on something called choicescript, but this is a little different and I don't really know how to begin.kylekrack wrote:There are example scripts on the wiki for 3-frame walking. How familiar are you with plotscripting?
http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce ... me_walking
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OK. You should start by trying out some simple scripts (e.g. by following the plotscripting tutorial) to check that you know how to write a script, import it, and attach it to something.
I recommend you download the example game and examine it to see how the walkabouts are arranged. However that game also uses the walktall script as well as three-frame walking, so it puts all the walkabout graphics in the Hero Battle graphics list instead of the Walkabout Graphics list.
Start by duplicating the hero's walkabout set. If it uses walkabout set 4, then set 5 needs to be the second part of the same walkabout. Ideally the 'A' frame of the up/down/left/right directions should appear roughly like the hero is standing, though that's not strictly necessary. You can use this script for 4-frame animation instead of 3. Then edit the 'B' frame of the duplicated sprite set so that it's a bit different, just to test out the script.
Import the script (copy it into your .hss/.txt script file if you have one already), go to the Special Plotscripts menu and set it as the newgame and loadgame scripts.
At this point, the walkabouts of any NPCs on the map should appear messed up, because they haven't been updated for the script. But you can exclude them instead of having to modify all of your graphics. Ask if you want help with that
I recommend you download the example game and examine it to see how the walkabouts are arranged. However that game also uses the walktall script as well as three-frame walking, so it puts all the walkabout graphics in the Hero Battle graphics list instead of the Walkabout Graphics list.
Start by duplicating the hero's walkabout set. If it uses walkabout set 4, then set 5 needs to be the second part of the same walkabout. Ideally the 'A' frame of the up/down/left/right directions should appear roughly like the hero is standing, though that's not strictly necessary. You can use this script for 4-frame animation instead of 3. Then edit the 'B' frame of the duplicated sprite set so that it's a bit different, just to test out the script.
Import the script (copy it into your .hss/.txt script file if you have one already), go to the Special Plotscripts menu and set it as the newgame and loadgame scripts.
At this point, the walkabouts of any NPCs on the map should appear messed up, because they haven't been updated for the script. But you can exclude them instead of having to modify all of your graphics. Ask if you want help with that
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Thank you!TMC wrote:OK. You should start by trying out some simple scripts (e.g. by following the plotscripting tutorial) to check that you know how to write a script, import it, and attach it to something.
I recommend you download the example game and examine it to see how the walkabouts are arranged. However that game also uses the walktall script as well as three-frame walking, so it puts all the walkabout graphics in the Hero Battle graphics list instead of the Walkabout Graphics list.
Start by duplicating the hero's walkabout set. If it uses walkabout set 4, then set 5 needs to be the second part of the same walkabout. Ideally the 'A' frame of the up/down/left/right directions should appear roughly like the hero is standing, though that's not strictly necessary. You can use this script for 4-frame animation instead of 3. Then edit the 'B' frame of the duplicated sprite set so that it's a bit different, just to test out the script.
Import the script (copy it into your .hss/.txt script file if you have one already), go to the Special Plotscripts menu and set it as the newgame and loadgame scripts.
At this point, the walkabouts of any NPCs on the map should appear messed up, because they haven't been updated for the script. But you can exclude them instead of having to modify all of your graphics. Ask if you want help with that
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