Various Branches, Screen Display and Result Confirmation (Battle, Store, Inn)

Select from Selection and Check Results

Make selections.

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Execute Battle and Check Results

Execute a battle and handle the branching of winning and losing. The process can be performed for winning and losing separately.

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Display Store and Check Results

Display a screen of store where items can be traded. The process can be performed independently for when the store is used or not used.
It is also possible to display a screen to select items to be bought/sold without going through the screen to select whether to buy/sell them in the store.

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Display Inn and Check Results

Display an innkeeper. The process can be performed differently for when it is used or not used.

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Check Event Switch

Check the on/off of the specified event switch.

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Check Variable Box

Check the specified value variable.

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Check String Variable Box

Check the specified string variable.

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Check Party Cast

Check if the specified cast is included in the party.

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Check Items Possessed

Check if the specified item is in possession.

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Check Money in Possession

Check the amount of money in possession.

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Check Available Item Slots

Check the availability for the item inventory. Up to 999 items can be specified.

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Check Whether in Battle (Available only for battle events)

Check if a battle is in progress.

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Check Monster in Battle

During a battle, it checks to see if the specified monster is in the specified location.

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Check Collision State

Check if the player or event is in contact with any terrain, object, player, or event.

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Check Surrounding Collision Detection (Raycast)

Extend a raycast (linear collision detection) from the check source to the specified target and check if it touches the object to be checked.

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