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Player†

Teleport Player†

Move the player to the specified location.

• Specify Orientation
  Select the orientation of the player after the move.

• Maintain
  Keep the orientation before the move.

• Upward/Downward/Leftward/Rightward
  After moving, turn to the specified orientation.

• Specify from Map
  Specify the destination from the map you have already created.

• Change Map
  Select a map.

• Registered Destinations
  If a destination has already been registered for another event, you can select that destination from here.

• X/Y/Z Coordinates
  Specify the coordinates of the destination by entering numerical values.

• Specify with Variable Boxes
  Specify the X, Y, and Z coordinates of the destination, either as a direct value or as a variable.

• Auto
  If checked, the Y coordinate of the destination will use the elevation of the terrain at the destination.

• Destination Map
  Either the map the player is currently on or the destination map can be specified by the map ID.
  When specifying by map ID, store the map ID in a variable and specify that variable here.

Change Player Orientation†

Change the player's orientation to the specified direction.

• Up/Down/Left/Right
  Change the direction in which the radio button is checked.

• Face Random Direction
  Change the orientation to either up, down, left, or right.

• Spin Around
  Make one rotation on the spot.

• Face Specified Angle
  Change the orientation to the specified angle.

• Face This Event
  Turn the player in the direction of this event.

• Face Opposite
  Turn the player in the opposite direction from which this event is located.

• 4 Fixed Directions
  When checked, the orientation is always four directions (up, down, left, right) when changing the orientation.

Make Player Walk†

Make the player walk in the specified direction.

• Directions
  • Walk in Direction Facing
  • Walk to Specified Angle
  • Walk Towards This Event
  • Walk Opposite This Event
  • Walk in Random Direction

• Number of Steps
  Specify the number of steps between 0.01 and 100. Up to two decimal places can also be used.

• Lock Orientation
  If checked, it moves with the orientation fixed.

• Pass Through Events
  If checked, it will move through all other events.

• Ignore Elevation
  If checked, it moves ignoring steps.

• Abort if Unable to Move
  If checked, event execution will be aborted if it collides with another event or terrain and cannot proceed any further.

• Keep Current Motion
  If checked, the specified animation will play and move.

• Change Orientation Smoothly
  If checked, the camera will smoothly turn to the specified direction by the end of the specified number of steps.

Change Player Movement Speed†

Change the speed at which the player moves to any desired speed.
Please note that if you change the movement speed, unless you explicitly set the speed back to the original speed, it will remain at the changed speed.

• Speed Type
  • -3: Slowest
  • -2: Slower
  • -1: Slow
  • 0: Normal
  • 1: Fast
  • 2: Faster
  • 3: Fastest

Make Player Invisible/Visible†

Make the player's graphic invisible or return to its original state.

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• Invisible
  Make the player transparent and invisible.

• Visible
  Restore the player's graphic to its original state.

Change Cast Graphic†

Change the graphic and motion of the cast on the screen.

• Cast to be Changed
  Select from the casts already created.

• nth in the Party
  Change the graphic of the cast at the specified index in the party.

• Graphic on the Map
  Select the cast graphic to be changed.

• Graphic for Layout
  Select the cast face graphic to be changed.

• Play the Whole Motion
  If checked, the system will not perform any motion changes (move, wait, run) until the motion is completed or circled.

Change Player Y Coordinate†

Change the Y coordinate (height) of the player.

• Specifying Method of Y Coordinate
  • Specify from the Current Value
    Select this option to specify that the height the player is currently at is 0 and how much to change from there.

• Specify the Absolute Value
  Select this option when setting the bottom of the map as 0 and specifying how much to change from there.

• Y Coordinate to be Changed
  Specify a value between 0.1 and 50 for the change.

• Time to Change
  Specify the time between 0.1 and 120 seconds to make the change; if 0 seconds is specified, the change is made instantly.

• Moving Speed
  Specify acceleration/deceleration during movement.
  • Constant
    Move at a constant speed.
  • Acceleration
    Move with acceleration.
  • Deceleration
    Move with deceleration.

• Wait until Y Coordinate Change Completes
  If checked, the next event will not be executed until the move is complete.

Start Player Falling†

When the player is in the air, executing this event will initiate the player's fall.

• Gravitational Acceleration
  Specify a value between 0.01 and 100. The standard is 1. The higher the number, the faster the fall speed.

• Wait for Fall to Complete
  If checked, the next event will not be executed until the fall is complete.

Change Player Traversable Terrains†

Change the passage attributes specified for the "Terrains."

• Entering and Exiting Non-Traversable Terrains
  • Disable (Normal)
    The player will be impassable.
  • Enable
    The player will be able to pass through.

Passage attributes can be referenced and modified in "Resource Management" > "Terrains" > "Terrain Model Attributes".

Change Player Scale†

Change the scale (size) of the 3D model specified for the player by the specified magnification and time.

• Scale to be Changed
  It can be specified between 0 and 50.

• Time to Change
  It can be specified between 0 and 120 seconds; if 0 seconds is specified, the scale is changed instantly.

• Wait until Scale Change Completes
  If checked, the next event will not be executed until the scale change is complete.

Attach Model to Cast†

If the 3D model with hooks for items is used, the item model can be attached to the 3D model.

If you specify a bone node named L_itemhook/R_itemhook on the model to be used for casts, the item model will joint at that location.
This feature is not available at this time for 2D stamps on casts.

• Cast to be Attached
  Specify how to set the cast to be attached.

• Cast to be Changed
  Select from the casts already created.

• nth in the Party
  Specify the model for the cast to which you want to attach the item by indexing it in the party.

• Preview
  Preview the specified settings.

• Remove All
  Remove all jointed models.

• Attach Model According to Equipped Item
  Joint a 3D model that is specified in the "Items" section of the database.

• Attach Selected Model
  Joint any 3D model, regardless of equipment.

Enable/Disable Player Orientation Change†

Allow or prohibit the player to change direction.

Make Player Invincible†

Make the player invincible for a specified period of time.

• Invincible Time
  Specify the length of time the player will be invincible, from 0 to 60 seconds.

• Blink Graphic During Invincible
  If checked, the graphic flashes during the invincibility time.

• No Damage to Enemies by Bumping During Invincible
  If checked, the cast will not give any damage when it hits enemies by body hits.

Snap Player on Grid†

Fit the player to the nearest grid (square).

Make Player Walk to Specified Coordinates†

The coordinates of the map are specified and the player is made to walk.

[Regarding the Behavior when Specifying the Y-coordinate of the Move Destination]
If the moving target player/event is set to "Falling by Gravity on" and the terrain is not connected to the specified elevation, the player/event will teleport to the specified elevation at the end of the movement to make it add up.
Please note that in order to make the player walk while also interpolating the elevation, it must be set to "Falling by Gravity off".

• Specify from Map
  Specify the destination from the maps you have already created.

• Registered Destinations
  If a destination has already been registered for another event, you can select that destination from here.

• X/Y/Z Coordinates
  Specify the coordinates of the destination by entering numerical values.

• Specify with Variable Boxes
  Specify the X, Y, and Z coordinates of the destination, either as a direct value or as a variable.

• Auto
  If checked, the Y coordinate of the destination will use the elevation of the terrain at the destination.

• Orientation at the End of Move
  Specify the orientation at the end of the move from one of the following methods.

• Face Direction of Moving
  Turn it to face the direction of movement.

• Face Specified Angle
  Enter the angle directly as a number or specify the angle by clicking on the direction you want to face in the circle.

• Time Required for Move
  Specify between 0 and 60 seconds.

• Interpolation
  Specify acceleration/deceleration settings during the move.

• Constant
  It always moves at a constant speed.

• Acceleration
  It moves with gradual acceleration.

• Deceleration
  It moves with gradual deceleration.

• Acc. to Decel.
  It accelerates at the start of the movement and decelerates as it approaches the end point.

• Curve Movement
  If checked, the movement to the specified point will be curve interpolated.

• Keep Current Motion
  If checked, the specified animation will play and move.

• Wait to Complete
  If checked, the next event will not be executed until the move is complete.

Change Cast's Equipment†

Change the equipment of the specified cast forcibly.

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• Cast to be Changed
  Select from the casts already created.

• nth in the Party
  Specify a cast member in the party whose equipment you wish to change by indexing them in the party.

• Equipment Type
  Specify from one of the following: Weapon, Arm Armor, Headgear, Body Armor, Accessory 1, or Accessory 2.

• Item to be Equipped
  Specify the item to be equipped.

Change Cast's Class†

Change the class of the cast.

• Cast to be Changed
  Select from the casts already created.

• nth in the Party
  Specify the cast whose class will be changed by indexing them in the party.

• Change Target
  Select either a class or a subclass.

• Transfer of Grown-Up Status
  Specify whether or not to carry over the grown status from the previous class.

• Change Subclass into Class
  Switch the primary class to the class specified for the subclass.
  Valid only if this panel does not specify where to change the primary class.

Rotate Player†

Rotate the player's orientation and angle, which can be specified for each of the XYZ axes.

Move Player with Physics Engine†

Inertia is applied when the player moves.

Change Display State of Player Subgraphic†

Change the display state of the subgraphics of the stamp displayed as the player.
Please note that if an event changes the state of a subgraphic, it will remain changed unless you "explicitly" change its state.

• Subgraphic Number to be Changed
  If multiple subgraphics are specified, you can specify which subgraphic's display state is to be switched.
  Subgraphic numbers can be found in the properties of this stamp in the Resources menu. (Subgraphics are numbered in the form Sub 1, Sub 2, etc.)

• Time to Change (sec)
  Specify the number of seconds to spend changing the display state.

Change Footstep Settings†

Adjusts the volume and tempo of the footsteps that sound when the player moves.
The footsteps that sound when walking on terrain or objects can be set in the Resources.
Please read the Footstep Settings section for more information.

• Adjust Volume
  Adjust the volume of footsteps.

• Adjust Tempo
  Adjust the tempo of footsteps.