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Dot Move System - DotMoveSystem.js
Plugin desc : Dot movement system v2.2.4
License : MIT License
Author : unagi ootoro
Website : https://github.com/unagiootoro/RPGMZ/blob/master/DotMoveSystem.js
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Download Page : https://raw.githubusercontent.com/unagiootoro/RPGMZ/master/DotMoveSystem.js
File name : DotMoveSystem.js
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@target MV MZ @plugindesc Dot movement system v2.2.4 @author unagi ootoro @url https://raw.githubusercontent.com/unagiootoro/RPGMZ/master/DotMoveSystem.js @help It is a plugin that allows you to move in dot units. 【How to use】 Basically， it can be used just by installing it， but more detailed control is possible by setting the following contents. ■ Setting of movement unit In the move route script this.setMoveUnit (Movement unit (decimal between 0 and 1)); By writing， you can specify the movement unit per step. For example， to move an event half a step this.setMoveUnit(0.5); It is described as. ■ Move to any angle in dot units In the move route script this.dotMoveByDeg(angle (integer from 0 to 359)); By writing， you can move in the direction of the angle specified in dot units. ■ Move the event in the direction of the player in dot units In the move route script this.dotMoveToPlayer(); By writing， you can move the event in the direction of the player in dot units. ■ Move to the specified coordinates In the move route script this.moveToTarget(X coordinate， Y coordinate); You can move it toward the specified coordinates by writing. ※1 If it collides with a wall etc. on the way， the arrival coordinates will shift. ※2 The movement with respect to the specified coordinates is performed with the upper left of the character as the origin. ■ Event contact judgment settings Annotate the very first event command on the EV page on the first page of the event Event contact judgment can be set in more detail by describing the following contents in the annotation. ・ Contact range on the horizontal axis <widthArea: Contact width (decimal number between 0 and 1)> ・ Contact range on the vertical axis <heightArea: Contact width (decimal number between 0 and 1)> If you set the event priority below the regular character or above the regular character， Both the contact range on the horizontal axis and the contact range on the vertical axis are used as the contact range. When set to the same as a normal character， the contact range on the horizontal axis will be changed when touching upward or downward. When touching to the left or right， the contact range on the vertical axis is used. If neither the horizontal axis nor the vertical axis is set， 0.5 will be applied. ■ Event size setting Annotate the very first event command on the EV page on the first page of the event You can set the size of the event in more detail by including the following in the annotation. ・ Horizontal size <width: width (real numbers greater than or equal to 0.5)> ・ Vertical size <height: height (real numbers greater than or equal to 0.5)> ・ X coordinate display offset <offsetX: offset (real number)> ・ Y coordinate display offset <offsetY: offset (real number)> For example， to set a 96 * 96 size character with width: 2 and height: 2， it will be as follows. When displaying a character larger than 48 * 48， the display start position is different from the actual XY coordinates. You need to adjust the display offset. <width: 2> <height: 2> <offsetX: 0.5> <offsetY: 1> ■ Setting the event slide length When the character collides with the corner of the wall， it will move to the side where there is no corner. If the character size is less than 1， half the size is applied to the slide width， and 0.5 is applied if it is 1 or more. Also， after annotating the very first event command on the EV page on the first page of the event， you can set the slide width of the event in more detail by writing the following content in the annotation. ・X axis slide length <slideLengthX: Width (0 or more real number> ・Y axis slide length <slideLengthY: Vertical width (0 or more real number)> ■ Change character size/display offset/slide width from script By describing the following script in the movement route script Character size/display offset/slide width can be changed. ・Horizontal size change this.setWidth(width value); ・Vertical size change this.setHeight(height value); ・Change the X coordinate display offset this.setOffsetX(offset value); ・Change Y coordinate display offset this.setOffsetY(offset value); ・Change the slide width in the X-axis direction this.setSlideLengthX(slide width value); ・Change the slide width in the Y-axis direction this.setSlideLengthY(slide width value); ・Change the contact range of the horizontal axis this.setWidthArea(contact width value); ・Change the contact range of the vertical axis this.setHeightArea(contact width value); ■ Other functions that can be used in scripts Game_CharacterBase#isMoved() Gets whether the character has moved into that frame. Game_CharacterBase#calcFar(targetCharacter) Gets the distance between the characters. The origin of the distance calculation uses the center point. Game_CharacterBase#calcDeg(targetCharacter) Gets the angle to the target character. The origin of the angle calculation uses the center point. Game_CharacterBase#moveByDirection(direction) Moves in the direction of the character direction in the movement unit specified by setMoveUnit. Game_CharacterBase#stopMove() Stop character movement. If you move the character while stopped， it will automatically resume movement. Game_CharacterBase#resumeMove() Resume the movement of the character. Game_CharacterBase#cancelMove() Cancels the movement of the character to a specific point by moveToTarget etc. Game_CharacterBase#checkCharacter(character) Checks if it collides with the character specified by the argument， and if it collides， returns a CollisionResult object. Game_CharacterBase#checkHitCharacters(targetCharacterClass) Checks for collisions with all characters that match the character class specified by targetCharacterClass， and returns an array of CollisionResult objects. 【License】 This plugin is available under the terms of the MIT license.