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The original jump command is useful for when characters are jumping somewhere or having a tossing type event but when you want say a projectile to go straight to a x, y (or with yanfly moveroute plugin JUMP TO) the initial hop makes the jump effect look curved.
So I’m looking for a way to have the jump command not have the curved look when i need it.
I would preferably like it to be a script that i can run inside a moveroute command before the jump takes place. I would need it to be compatible with yanfly moveroute core JUMP TO: commands (events, xy, player) as well. It could then have a turn off script used inside the moveroute command. OR have a different script command “SEND TO: event #, x, y, or player” used inside a moveroute command. This SEND TO command would be a jump without the curve.
If this plugin already exists thats great! Im still relatively new to the community and am in need of this option.
Thanks!
The original jump command is useful for when characters are jumping somewhere or having a tossing type event but when you want say a projectile to go straight to a x, y (or with yanfly moveroute plugin JUMP TO) the initial hop makes the jump effect look curved.
So I’m looking for a way to have the jump command not have the curved look when i need it.
I would preferably like it to be a script that i can run inside a moveroute command before the jump takes place. I would need it to be compatible with yanfly moveroute core JUMP TO: commands (events, xy, player) as well. It could then have a turn off script used inside the moveroute command. OR have a different script command “SEND TO: event #, x, y, or player” used inside a moveroute command. This SEND TO command would be a jump without the curve.
If this plugin already exists thats great! Im still relatively new to the community and am in need of this option.
Thanks!
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