Complex in battle animations

[csevans]

So I know questions like this have been asked and I have done my research but, what I am trying to do I cannot find information on.  I want to have enemies that do random movement in battle. Not attacks for example say I am in a fight with 3 wolfs while one is attacking another “might” sit down and scratch and then return to battle stance. 

 

[Shaz]

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Are you wanting to know how to make them randomize, or do you want an actual wolf sitting and scratching? The first is just setting up the different actions of each enemy on the Enemy tab and setting the conditions. The second could either be done by an animation (you wouldn't get the wolf sitting and scratching, but you might get an animation of "scratch marks" [like the claw animation] along with some fleas being thrown off) and attaching it to the wolf's "scratch" skill, or if you actually wanted the wolf to sit and scratch, visibly, that would require enemy animation scripts AND the sprites for each frame, which you would need to provide.

 

[csevans]

Like durning a battle an enemy that isn't under attack may do a random animation while waiting.

I've moved this thread to VX Ace Support. Please be sure to post your threads in the correct forum next time. Thank you.

Are you wanting to know how to make them randomize, or do you want an actual wolf sitting and scratching? The first is just setting up the different actions of each enemy on the Enemy tab and setting the conditions. The second could either be done by an animation (you wouldn't get the wolf sitting and scratching, but you might get an animation of "scratch marks" [like the claw animation] along with some fleas being thrown off) and attaching it to the wolf's "scratch" skill, or if you actually wanted the wolf to sit and scratch, visibly, that would require enemy animation scripts AND the sprites for each frame, which you would need to provide.