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Hey Guys,
First and foremost, 9/10 times I will not be using a battleback image for battles, instead I set them to "none" and it prints the map as the background. This is exactly what I'm after...
Now if you've ever played Angry Birds Epic, you'll know what I'm talking about here. I'm looking to set up my battles in stages, so once one enemy troop is killed my characters walk forward (in the battle scene) and the battle back changes to the next section of my map where a new troop of enemies will be waiting.
To clarify like this:
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Now I realise that these battlebacks are animated, but there isn't quite as much variety with RMMV and I don't have the art skills to make my own so I'd rather just have the map background used instead.
My question is, does anyone know of a plugin that can do this? I've had a look and most seem to be image swapping, which is not what i'm after.
Hope you guys can help.
First and foremost, 9/10 times I will not be using a battleback image for battles, instead I set them to "none" and it prints the map as the background. This is exactly what I'm after...
Now if you've ever played Angry Birds Epic, you'll know what I'm talking about here. I'm looking to set up my battles in stages, so once one enemy troop is killed my characters walk forward (in the battle scene) and the battle back changes to the next section of my map where a new troop of enemies will be waiting.
To clarify like this:
(Skip to about 7:10)
Now I realise that these battlebacks are animated, but there isn't quite as much variety with RMMV and I don't have the art skills to make my own so I'd rather just have the map background used instead.
My question is, does anyone know of a plugin that can do this? I've had a look and most seem to be image swapping, which is not what i'm after.
Hope you guys can help.
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