Instead of passability allowing X O directional or * "star," we would have passability of X O or directional, and layer would be a separate option, allowing us to assign a tile whichever layer we like.
This includes properties such as being boat-passable, airship-landable, etc.Īdditional layers for tiles (about 5 to 10 layers), and an ability to assign individual tiles to any layer, regardless of their place in the tileset.Ībility to assign passability of a tile separately from its layer. Keep the Swap Tilesets command it's great and is a means to accomplishing some of the things we hope to be able to do with Swap Tiles.Ībility to assign all individual properties of tiles within the Tilesets tab of the Database. Also, a Restore Default Tiles command that can restore tiles to their defaults by current tile ID, by region, or by position. Also, a checkmark box to indicate whether the tile swap should be "permanent" or not by which we mean, permanent within that player's experience of the world, so that when the map is unloaded and re-loaded, the tiles remain swapped. The Swap Tiles command would allow selecting a tile type/ID, or a region, or a specific X Y location at which to swap whatever tile is there for the user's choice of any tile from the tileset. This would be amazing, because it would allow each zone to have several tabs of tiles, and each tile in any tileset would. Then the user would just click Save Tileset and give it a desired name, and it would appear as a tileset option that could then be assigned to one of the tabs of a zone. Then, within RPG Maker VX Ace, the user could go to the Database Tilesets tab and click a Tileset Assembly button, which would open a Tileset Assembly interface, including the ability to select a folder to see its pool of tiles on the left, and then paint those tiles onto the tileset at the right, similar to painting a map. So, for example, the user could place their desired graphics into a Graphics/Tiles folder, and could use sub-folders to keep their tile graphics organized. However, let's instead let the creator assemble "tilesets" within the program. However, even though separate graphic files would allow each tile to have unique properties (an advantage), it would complicate tilesets (a seeming disadvantage). This would allow things such as animated autotile shallow water that is transparent and has a "bush" graphic effect at a higher layer, allowing visibility of the underlying lower layer.Įxample of how this might work: Make each tile its own graphic file. Plugins/Extensions - (For Example a Custom Battle System needs some script calls to be configured through the game (For example XAS), so wouldn't it be better if the plugin provides a new Tab in the Event Command window with easy button options instead of doing some realy complicated script calls)Ībility to animate any tile, or set any tile to autotile. May be missing some suggestions from the thread, and there's probably some duplicates.Some suggestions are simple or kinda pointless but wanted to include all the suggestions made.List Compiled by ShinGamix of Zombie Kingdom & red mammoth A list of things that would be nice to have in the next installment of RPG Maker!
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