The size for a character image can be changed freely (normally 48x48), and consist of 4 directions (down, left, right, up) and 3 patterns for a total of 12 patterns that will be arranged in the provided order. Characters (img/characters) Images shown for the characters on the map. The upper part of images in front-view battles and the lower part of images in side-view battles will be cropped then displayed. Battlebacks (img/battlebacks1, img/battlebacks2) Images used as the backgrounds for the Battle Screen.Ī battleback measures 1000x740 in size, backgrounds in the battlebacks1 folder are primarily for floors, and those in the battlebacks2 folder are primarily for walls, and you can put these into any combination that you like in order to create your battleback. * Images used are the same size as in the previous version (VX Ace).
A file can contain up to 20 blocks (100 cells). Animation Patterns (img/animations) These are primarily the images used for animations shown as effects in the Battle Screen.ġ cell contains an image that measures 192x192 in size, and 5 cells lined up horizontally are treated as a block which will be stretched vertically only as necessary, becoming 1 file. Be aware that this whole process will always take quite some time.All images will use the PNG format. This will help you to save editing work and ensure the shading is consistent. fixing the hair on a separate layer for one and then copy it to all poses which have the same hair position and then edit it onto the next frame and copy it onto all frames with the same hair position and so on. But since the weapon use poses align with the same weapons, your converted MV hero would work as is and would just have some of the poses a little different from the other heroes - which again is great for variation in my opinion.įor SV battlers I would also try to go through the whole sheet part by part instead frame by frame, e.g. The body shape differences occur here as well and you have some of the poses which are a little different. Since most of the animals and monsters out there are fan made you have a huge variety on how the fur is designed plus the four default animals of MV and MZ have a very similar shading style, the shading barely would need to be touched at all.
The biggest difference for animals are the black outlines, which you should want to get rid of if you want to use MV animals and monsters in MZ. Making those adjustments with the clothing on is very fiddly and not intuitive as well, so if you are okay with those slight differences, ignore them 3ĭoes this apply to animals and monsters as well? With clothes applied, most of those differences are already not visible anymore plus it leads to some variation in body shapes, which I think is not bad either. You can see that there are very few offsets.
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