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Event Editor Features†

An event is made up of one or more "event sheets," and what conditions are met determines which event sheet will be executed. Then, within each event sheet, "event panels (command scripts)" are placed in the order in which they are to be executed.
This event editor is used to create event sheets and set up the event panels that contain them.

Sheet List (Lower Priority)†

Operate event sheets with combined event panels.

• Add Sheet Button
  Add a new event sheet.

• Add Parallel Sheet Button
  Add an event sheet that runs in parallel.

• Change Sheet Name Button
  Click to rename the selected event sheet.

• Copy Button
  Copy the selected event sheets and save to the clipboard.

• Paste Button
  Paste the event sheets stored on the clipboard.

• Delete Button
  Delete the selected event sheet.

• Sheet List
  List of event sheets with different activation conditions.
  If the conditions are the same, the execution at the bottom of the list takes precedence.
  The order of the sheets can be rearranged by left-dragging the sheet name on the list.

Conditions to Run This Sheet†

Specify the conditions under which the selected event sheet will be executed.
If multiple conditions are specified, it will be executed when all of them are met.
If no condition is specified, it is executed unconditionally.

• Add Sheet Condition
  Click to select execution conditions from a pull-down menu.
  • You can cut/copy/paste the condition panel in the context menu of the added condition panel.

• Event Switch
  
   
  Specify the event switch to be checked and on/off.
   

• Variable Box
  
   
  Specify the name of the variable box to be checked, the value to be compared, and select the method of comparison.
   

• Money in Possession
  
   
  Specify the value of money in possession to be checked and select the method to be used for comparison.
   

• Items
  
   
  Specify the item name and number of possessions to be checked, and select the method to be compared.
  You can also specify whether or not to include items that are being equipped.
   

• Party
  
   
  Select the name of the party member to be checked and whether the member is joined or not.
   

• Coordinates for This Event
  
   
  Select whether this event is within or outside the range specified by the camera.
   

• Collision State for This Event
  
   
  Select what this event will execute when it comes in contact with.
  Contact direction can also be specified.
   

• Delete Button
  Delete the selected execution condition.
   

Change Elements During Sheet Execution†

Specify the elements that will change when the selected sheet is executed.

• Collision Settings
  Specify the behavior of this event when it contacts something else.

• Collide with Player
  When turned on, this event has a collision detection and will collide with the player.
  When turned off, it will pass through even if the player collides with this event.

• Collide with Other Events
  When turned on, it collides with other events.

• Move When Push
  When turned on, if the player moves toward this event, it can be pushed to move it.

• Custom Collide Range
  When turned on, you can change the size of the collision detection for this event.
  The default collision detection size is "width x depth x height = 1 * 1 * 1" for casts.
  In the case of map objects, it depends on their respective settings.

• Collide Range
  This can be specified when the above is turned on.
  Click to open the dialog box for specifying the collision range.
  Enter and specify the width, depth, and height, respectively.

• Movement Settings
  Specify whether and how this event will be moved.

• Orientation Control
  Specify one of three methods of controlling event orientation.

• Normal
  Automatically changes orientation when moved or spoken to.

• Fixed
  It does not change direction when moving or when spoken to.

• Free (Use Physics)
  Change the orientation by physics.

• Orientation
  Specify the orientation of the event on the map.

• Movement Speed
  Specify one of seven speeds of movement for this event.
  For events that do not move, there is no need to specify.

• Movement Pattern
  Specify the movement pattern for this event.

• Idle
  It does not move and stays where it is.

• Random
  Move in irregular directions.

• Approach
  Move closer to the player.

• Run Away
  Move away from the player.

• Movement Frequency
  Specify the frequency at which this event will move from 7 levels.
  The less frequently, the longer it is stopped.

• Limit Movement Range
  When turned on, you can determine the range within which this event can move.

• Movement Range
  This can be specified when the above is turned on.
  Click to open the dialog box for specifying the range of movement.
  Enter the coordinates of the range or specify them with the mouse from the preview.
  Drag left to select a range, drag right to scroll the screen, and use the wheel to zoom in and out.

• Graphic Settings
  Graphic settings for this event.

• Graphic Name
  The graphic name of the currently selected event is displayed.

• Motion
  Specify the motion of the event.
  Click on the motion name pull-down to select it, or click on the preview of the motion to specify it from the asset picker's motion column.

Command Script to be Activated During Sheet Execution†

This is the screen for operating "command scripts" that combine event panels to create commands, which can be considered the main body of events.

• Copy
  Copy the selected event panel to the clipboard.

• Cut
  Cut out the selected event panel and save it to the clipboard.

• Paste
  Paste the event panel in the clipboard.

• Delete
  Delete the selected event panel.

• Editing Method
  Select the display format of the command script screen.
  Since the functions that can be performed are the same, it does not matter which one you choose.

• Panel
  Click to change the display format to panel type.

• Text
  Click to change the display format to text type.

• Import
  Load a script in text format from an external source.

• Export
  Export the current event to a text-format script.

Script Edit Screen†

Panel Type†

The panel type is to graphically arrange the event panels as if arranging cards in sequence. The progression of events is visual and easy to understand.

• Event Starts
  Specify the conditions under which the event will be started, etc.
  Every event begins with this panel.

• How to start
  Specify the trigger that will cause the event to be executed and choose from the below.
  • When Player Talks
  • When Player Makes Contact with Event
  • When Event Makes Contact with Player
  • Automatically Start (Only Once)
  • Automatically Start (Repeat)
  • Automatically Start (Only Once in Parallel)
  • Automatically Start (Repeat in Parallel)

• Ignore Elevation
  If checked, the elevation difference is ignored when judging speech and contact.
  If they are next to each other, they can talk to others at different elevations.

• React from One Step Ahead
  If checked, it will respond even one step ahead when talking to it or judging its contact.
  The player can talk to the clerk who is behind the counter.

• Arrow
  The order of progression of events is indicated by arrows.
  When a control event panel such as a conditional branch is placed, the route by the branch is also displayed.

• Add Button
  The (+) icon on the arrow connecting the event panel to the event panel is the Add Event Panel button.
  Clicking on it will bring up the "Command Script" dialog, where you can select the event panel you wish to place.

• Event Panels
  Each event panel placed on the screen can be opened by clicking on the title section to enter specification mode and edit its contents.
  To return to the original view, click on the gray background where nothing is placed.

• End Event
  This is an end mark for the end of the event.

Text Type†

The event panel is displayed in text type, one line of sentence at a time. The type of event can be identified by the color of the text; the advantage is that more information can be displayed on a single screen.

• Event Starts
  Specify the conditions under which the event will be started, etc.
  Every event begins with this panel.

• How to start
  Specify the trigger that will cause the event to be executed and choose from the below.
  • When Player Talks
  • When Player Makes Contact with Event
  • When Event Makes Contact with Player
  • Automatically Start (Only Once)
  • Automatically Start (Repeat)
  • Automatically Start (Only Once in Parallel)
  • Automatically Start (Repeat in Parallel)

• Ignore Elevation
  If checked, the elevation difference is ignored when judging speech and contact.
  If they are next to each other, they can talk to others at different elevations.

• React from One Step Ahead
  If checked, it will respond even one step ahead when talking to it or judging its contact.
  The player can talk to the clerk who is behind the counter.

• Tree view
  The progression of events flows from the top row to the bottom row.
  When a control event panel such as a conditional branch is placed, the route by the branch is displayed in a tree structure to the left of the line.

• Insert Event Panel
  To add an event panel, select the row in which you want to insert the panel and click "Insert Event Panel" at the top of the list.

• Event Panel
  For text type, one line of the list corresponds to one event panel.
  To edit, double-click on the line to open the specifying diagram.

• End Event
  This is an end mark for the end of the event.