60 fps default animations

[oriongates]

After getting some animation packs on the latest steam sale I updated MV to run animations at 60 FPS to take full advantage. However, obviously then the base animations need to be updated to use any of them. Needless to say, going through the animations and adding 4x as many frames is quite the pain. I was wondering if anyone else had already done it and had the animations in a format that could be usefully harvested?

 

[Ossra]

@oriongates What exactly do you have to do in order to make each animation run at 60 FPS? I might be able to automate the process.

 

[oriongates]

Mostly adding three additional copies of each animation frame to get it to run at 60 fps without being hyper-fast. That's the easy-but-tedious part. The hard-but-tedious part is getting effects like flash and sound effects to trigger at roughly the equivalent time in the new sequence. I think that all I need is to just multiply whatever the current frame trigger point by 4 in order to get the new trigger point (and multiply flash durations by 4)...but admittedly I haven't done many of these yet and I'm dreading the more complex ones.

EDIT: YAAR. It looks like someone did exactly this for 30 FPS versions, and to be honest that would probably be acceptable (I could either switch to 30 FPS for the new animations, or just accept that the standard animations will be a little bit fast), but it looks like the dropbox link is dead. https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?threads/default-animations-1-120-30-fps-update.99656/

 

[Ossra]

Hmm, yeah, as I thought ... it is probably going to be a bit complex. If there was a method that could be applied, all that would need to be done was read the animation data file and apply the adjustments. But if it is going to take a human eye, that is probably not going to be possible.

 

[slimmmeiske2]

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