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(SOLVED) Automatically Run Common Event after exiting Formation/Menu Screen
This is superb, thanks. it's finally run without any issues.- Azdan
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- Forum: RPG Maker MV Support
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(SOLVED) Automatically Run Common Event after exiting Formation/Menu Screen
Great, finally got time to test it and it works! However every time I use items or skills on menu it also immediately closes, despite the skill or item doesn't have a common event function. Is there a way to circumvent this?- Azdan
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- Forum: RPG Maker MV Support
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(SOLVED) Automatically Run Common Event after exiting Formation/Menu Screen
I am using the YEP_RowFormation plugin, since the plugin did not allow to limit how many actor in each rows are, I tried to circumvent it using a common event and it works like miracle. However the issue is to use the common event I have to manually run an event so that the actor in certain...- Azdan
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- Forum: RPG Maker MV Support
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Jay's Dual Tech system
Is it compatible with RMMV version 1.6.2? I heard there's plenty of plugin that has the compatibility issue with the current version- Azdan
- Post #322
- Forum: JS Plugin Releases (RMMV)
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Boss Battle Build Bout! Sep 13th-Oct 4th!
Is using battlecries okay?- Azdan
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- Forum: Community Announcements and Events
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