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DRQ Event Motions - DRQ_EventMotions.js
Plugin desc : Allows you to create "motions" for events
License :
・Copyright: Retained
・Commercial Use: Allowed
・Modification: Allowed
・Redistribution: Allowed
・Details: See Download Page / In-plugin documentation
Author : Dr. Q
Website : https://github.com/NewRPGProject/MZMV_Plugin/blob/main/DRQ_EventMotions.js
Desc page : https://newrpg.seesaa.net/
Download Page : https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NewRPGProject/MZMV_Plugin/main/DRQ_EventMotions.js
File name : DRQ_EventMotions.js
Help of plugin :
* @target MV MZ
* @plugindesc Allows you to create "motions" for events
* @author Dr. Q
*
* @param Motions
* @type struct<MotionData>[]
* @desc List of standard motions available for events
*
* @param Compatability Mode
* @type boolean
* @desc Enable if another plugin changes how character animations loop
* @on YES
* @off NO
* @default false
*
* @help
* Creates a system of "motions" for use with on-map events and players， similar
* to the one available in side-view battles. It was initially created for use
* with SRPG_Core.js to animate the battlers， but can also be used to make
* reusable animations for cutscenes， map events， or other battle systems.
*
* By default， the index points to the event's current file， from 0 to 7. If you
* need more than 8 motions， you can make use of the suffix- for example， if the
* event normally uses hero.png， a motion with the suffix _dead would use
* hero_dead.png. If you called the same animation on an event using villain.png，
* it would instead use villain_dead.png.
*
*
* Script calls:
*
* event.playMotion('motion') starts the event playing the specified motion
* event.clearMotion() stops any motions in progress
* event.motion() returns the current motion， or null if there isn't one
* event.hasLoopingMotion() returns True if the event is playing a looping motion
* event.hasSingleMotion() returns True if the event is playing a non-looping motion
* event.waitForMotion() in move routes， waits for the current (non-looping) motion
*
* You can also make a new motion on the fly with playCustomMotion:
* event.playCustomMotion({index: X， loop: true， wait: Y})
* If omitted， loop defaults to "false"， and wait defaults to 0. Index is required.