FEXP

Version: 1.0.1: Download (rar) (zip)

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[spoiler]Version: 1.0.0 - Initial release: Download (rar) (zip)[/spoiler]

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[spoiler]FEXP ©2011 www.bwdyeti.com
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SCRIPT CREDITS
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mechacrash: Resolution script
Pathfinding by Eivien
Tileset Change by Ryethe
Image Fonts by Paradox (Elijah von Bose)
Database Limit Breaker by Woratana
Reset Prevention by Zeriab
FModEx Audio: Hiretsukan, Cowlol
RGSS2 in RMXP: Dargor
Tilemap rewrite: poccil

Editing Ruby objects in C dlls
Strings: ERZENGEL
Bitmaps: poccil

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OTHER CREDITS
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Hextator, Nintenlord: making it easier to hack FE



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But enough of that. Download and enjoy!

I can't download? Blank page?

Worked fine for me.

works with chrome, god I hate IE

I hate to be That Guy, but...

I hate to be That Guy, but...

Agreed; however, IE took a turn for the worst when IE9 came out. (IE8 was soo much better... )

Say, are we supposed to be allowed to use, like, the Pirate and Soldier and stuff?

And that halb I asked about forever ago? o3o

EDIT: Also, how do you tell which unit uses the "unit id" or whatever for using boss music? The base level doesn't have an example of that.

*Points to the license in the first post*
I just request that they only be using in FEXP projects

http://gyazo.com/b84cf07e9866b0abb1fcae9914291c85.png
^The boss theme event for Tr1. 6/37/38 are the event ids of the bosses. If you use actors for bosses (which is recommended) then instead of getting their actor ids like that you can just type in the actor id ( $game_map.add_battle_theme(105, 'Rise to the Challenge') )

I tried following what you put for using actors as closely as made sense to me for this, coming up with

Where the boss is the second actor, and CloseToCalamity is his theme. And what's the 105?
But of course I got a syntax error.
I also tried doing it with "id = (the stuff I put)" with no more luck...

That was an example, where 105 would be the actor id

$game_map.add_battle_theme(<id goes here>, <song name goes here>)
So if you're trying to use actor 2 as the boss
$game_map.add_battle_theme(2, 'CloseToCalamity')

Though I suggest doing all of the player characters in one block of actors, and then all the bosses, so the bosses are all going to be 100something or so

Oh, yeah, of course. I just copied Armor Guy over to 2 for testing music. This works fine, except...

Well, MIDIs sound weird. IIRC they don't loop like they would in RMXP normally, either. Is there a way around that?

Oh, and sorry 'bout all the questions, but I see that for high HP in the battle scene, you have ??s, but no --s for on the map or status screen. Was a system for this made in part or would it need to be done completely?

Also, what do some of the skills do? Like, Dreaded and stuff.

If you go into Script Manager (F11 shortcut) and go down to "BGM Loop Points" script under Configuration. However I personally have no idea how to set where it loops or if it actually works for MIDIs. I would assume so.

Midi functionality was mostly sacrificed so that other formats would work properly and so music could be started from any point (so when you go back to the map from a battle scene the music doesn't restart). The preferred music format is .ogg

Aight'n, so is there an easy way to figure out about where to set music loop points?

@Kelsper: Yeah, I'm pretty sure it does technically work for MIDIs.

The numbers are milliseconds (1000 would be one second, 20000 is twenty). The first number is when the loop starts, and the second when it stops and goes back to the loop start point.

'Friendship and Adventure' => [1075, 62940],

So this song would start at the beginning as normal, then whenever it gets to 62.940 seconds in it and then jumps back to 1.075 seconds in