Changing Buff Icons

[ArchMage]

Hello, I recently got RPG Maker MV (Love it by the way), and I got a new iconset. Is there a way to change the buff icons? I mean like the ATK, DEF, MAT, etc. Thank you!

 

[Llareian]

Hello and welcome to the community!

In your iconset.png file (inside the project's \img\system\ folder) the icons are numbered as follows:
The first row is made up of icons 0-15, the second row is 16-31, the third row is 32-47, etc...

Row 2 (icons 16-31) are the buff icons, in order: single buff mhp (16), mmp (17), atk (18), def (19), mat (20), mdf (21), agi (22), luk (23), then the same for double buff (24-31).
Row 3 (icons 32-47) are the debuff icons, same as before, single debuff then double debuff.

Whatever those icons are in your iconset.png is what the game will use. You can use any imaging program to edit the file, but it must be saved as a png file at \img\system\iconset.png. Each icon is 32 x 32 pixels, and there's no empty space between them.

 

[ArchMage]

Hello and welcome to the community!

In your iconset.png file (inside the project's \img\system\ folder) the icons are numbered as follows:
The first row is made up of icons 0-15, the second row is 16-31, the third row is 32-47, etc...

Row 2 (icons 16-31) are the buff icons, in order: single buff mhp (16), mmp (17), atk (18), def (19), mat (20), mdf (21), agi (22), luk (23), then the same for double buff (24-31).
Row 3 (icons 32-47) are the debuff icons, same as before, single debuff then double debuff.

Whatever those icons are in your iconset.png is what the game will use. You can use any imaging program to edit the file, but it must be saved as a png file at \img\system\iconset.png. Each icon is 32 x 32 pixels, and there's no empty space between them.

Huh, so it's not like Ace then. Since there was a setting you could change in Ace for that. Time to break out the photoshop then. Thank you though!

 

[Llareian]

Also, just so you know (since you're new here!), if you don't need to point out a particular part of my post, you can use an @ sign followed by my name to tag me in the post, like this: @ArchMage

Hope you have fun with the program!

 

[ArchMage]

Also, just so you know (since you're new here!), if you don't need to point out a particular part of my post, you can use an @ sign followed by my name to tag me in the post, like this: @ArchMage

Hope you have fun with the program!

My bad @Llareian Thank you!

 

[Shaz]

lol! I think the point was lost.

Use @ followed by the person's name, rather than quoting their post, unless you want to specifically respond to a particular part of that post (and in that case delete the rest of the post when you quote it)

 

[ArchMage]

lol! I think the point was lost.

Use @ followed by the person's name, rather than quoting their post, unless you want to specifically respond to a particular part of that post (and in that case delete the rest of the post when you quote it)

I'M AWKWARD OK ;-;