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skill (magic) AnImAtIoN

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hay guys!

 

i won't be around for much longer (and probably can't continue working on my project in the next time) since i'm moving ( tomorrow) and dunnow if and when i will have a computer with internet again... =(

 

but still, until next time i't be incredible ( YES, really INCREDIBLY COOL!) if someone could explain how the RPGmaker skill animation system works. i mean i checked the files, the animation page, but i just can't see how to use it. how do you make a (custom) magic skill animation. experienced person, please explain and make a step by step example ^^ thank you so much!

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Haha.. this is completely easy I dont know why someone couldnt explain this to you.

 

OKAY *cracks knuckles*

 

Well.

 

To explain skills I have to actually make a long long essay about the skills and what not.. but do take you have the gist of what skills are.

 

There are recovery skills, status skills, reviving skills, buff skills, elemental skills, weapon skills.. and basically all they are, are the same thing in different packages.

 

Recovery skills deal negative damage.

Weapon and Elemental Skills deal damages according to the weakness of the opponent

Buff skills, status skills, and Reviving Skills inflict or recover from skills inflicted on you.

 

To understand the skills above you have to think from an opened minded view.

 

Skills such as status skills (States Tab) are there to basically inflict states. Which are handled in the state change box of the (Skills Tab).

 

Elemental Skills and Weapon Skills are there to inflict more or less damage against elements (System Tab - Element Names) A being the greatest F being the worst.

 

Now then, Animations and custom animations (Animation Tab) are handled through frame by frame animation. Clicking the Frame Tab, you can increase or decrease your frame to your discretion. Naming the animation should be the oxymoron of this description. Yet, lets skip to the meat of this description. Clicking the animation graphic box would allow you to use uploaded project animation or RTP animations.. you can find such resources online by simply searching. Incorporating all that I've told you in this brief tutorial would ultimately aid you in making your own skills.

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