Checking if a Self Switch is turned on in a Parallel Event
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- Original title: Checking if a Self Switch is turned on in a Parallel Event
- Original author: Eff-n-Geoff
- Original date: November 7, 2016
- Source thread: https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/threads/checking-if-a-self-switch-is-turned-on-in-a-parallel-event.70708/
- Source forum path: Game Development Engines > Legacy Engine Support > RPG Maker MV Support
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Hi there, What i'm trying to achieve here is for a parallel event on a map to check if an event has self-switch A enabled. If it does, I intend to show a picture. This is to be ran when the player first enters a map and is basically checking to see if they have already pressed a button in the game. So far I have this ... {
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Hi there,
What i'm trying to achieve here is for a parallel event on a map to check if an event has self-switch A enabled. If it does, I intend to show a picture.
This is to be ran when the player first enters a map and is basically checking to see if they have already pressed a button in the game. So far I have this ...
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But unfortunately no dice at the moment ...
What i'm trying to achieve here is for a parallel event on a map to check if an event has self-switch A enabled. If it does, I intend to show a picture.
This is to be ran when the player first enters a map and is basically checking to see if they have already pressed a button in the game. So far I have this ...
Protected download
But unfortunately no dice at the moment ...
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