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Hi everyone.
Would it possible, to make a plugin allowing the developer to add a comment inside an event's page to determinte the event Terrain Tag depending on what page it's currently on?
So when the command "Get Location Info" is used, it would return the Terrain Tag of the concerned event's page.
Here is the use I'd personally intend to do :
I already have a system scanning a square around an NPC, scanning for tiles Terrain Tag, triggering when the value 7 is found.
But I have events entering this square, with multiple pages. And I would need them to be detected like the tiles, but only on certain pages. That's where a comment tag would come handy.
Thank you for your time, I can provide more informations if needed.
Notes : - I am on MV 1.5.1
- The current Terrain Tag system prioritize upper numbers expect if it's 0.
Overriding the tile Terrain Tag in favor of the event Terrain Tag would not be a problem for me.
Would it possible, to make a plugin allowing the developer to add a comment inside an event's page to determinte the event Terrain Tag depending on what page it's currently on?
So when the command "Get Location Info" is used, it would return the Terrain Tag of the concerned event's page.
Here is the use I'd personally intend to do :
I already have a system scanning a square around an NPC, scanning for tiles Terrain Tag, triggering when the value 7 is found.
But I have events entering this square, with multiple pages. And I would need them to be detected like the tiles, but only on certain pages. That's where a comment tag would come handy.
Thank you for your time, I can provide more informations if needed.
Notes : - I am on MV 1.5.1
- The current Terrain Tag system prioritize upper numbers expect if it's 0.
Overriding the tile Terrain Tag in favor of the event Terrain Tag would not be a problem for me.
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