like when you start the game, or when you start the program?
well for when you start the game, you could make the jumpscare an video and put it in the room you start in, like a small 2 height room with an autorun event that fades out, plays the video/jumpscare then transfer to where you really start the game. (also remember to fade in)
oh sorry but I actually use vx ace[mod]Moving this to MV support (which I'm assuming is what you're using, please let me know if you're using a different engine).[/mod]
Moving to VXAce Support then.
I use vx aceYou might want to use a plugin or a script (which rpg maker are you using?)
Well it's an animation where I use pixels, I want it to be a part of the menu screen but not exactly of the game, I want an animation that starts every time someone clicks new game or loading game, maybe even exit.What kind of animation do you want to play? Is it a sprite? If not, is it a video? How should it play? If somebody has to write a script for you he or she will definitely need to know the answer to those questions. It is impossible to write a script without having enough detais, and you are the only one who knows them.
He is asking what kind of format the animation is. But based on your answer, is it going to be a custom frame by frame image? or is it something else? Do you have any sample of the animation file?Well it's an animation where I use pixels, I want it to be a part of the menu screen but not exactly of the game, I want an animation that starts every time someone clicks new game or loading game, maybe even exit.
I think I'll use Graphicsgale for the animation.
He is asking what kind of format the animation is. But based on your answer, is it going to be a custom frame by frame image? or is it something else? Do you have any sample of the animation file?
We're asking what kind of file is the animation file?
I don't have GraphicsGale installed. Besides, it doesn't have to be complete, as long as it represents the kind of file you use.well I didn't complete the animation but I think I have a sample from the program
@motman
graphics gale (GAL) is a format and program that is not directly supported by any RPG Maker.
which means that it is almost impossible to use - you would have to find someone who knows how that program stores its data and programs a file reader and viewer with a RGSS3-script for you.
The chance of that happening is extremely low.
What you need to do is to remake that animation into formats that the RPG-Maker supports. Graphics Gale should be able to export into PNG for example, but that are pictures and not complete animations.
Please go into the database, animation tab and look on how the engine creates animations. The animations are stored there as pictures for sources, and created by combining pictures and sounds and effects.
Then you can use PNGs exported from your program (reformatted with GIMP or a similiar image program) to recreate your animation either in the database or by combining show picture and play sound effect on event commands.
Trying to get a complete .gal-animation file into the RM requires technical information that is almost impossible to handle, especially as a lot of the graphics code of VXA is closed source and whoever writes a script for this would have to work from scratch.
As all of us told you, if you don't tell us the file format of your animation, we can't help you. There are at least 3 ways to add animations to RPG Maker VX Ace. One thing is if you want to use Animations, another thing is if you want to use a spritesheet, and an even different thing is if you want to use a video.but I still need to know how can I put the animation where I want and how I want.
It's a sprite sheet and I think I'm gonna try exporting to GIMP like Andar said.As all of us told you, if you don't tell us the file format of your animation, we can't help you. There are at least 3 ways to add animations to RPG Maker VX Ace. One thing is if you want to use Animations, another thing is if you want to use a spritesheet, and an even different thing is if you want to use a video.
EDIT
To clarify things, if you made your frames using Graphics Gale, you have to turn them into a format that VX Ace can read. It can literally be any of the formats I mentioned above. Depending on how you plan to convert the image you made, the result differs, and so does the way you have to use it inside your game.