Holders Animated Battlers Options

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Holders Animated Battlers

Please click each thumbnail for the full Animated Battler XP, VX, VXAce sheet.

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Actors



Monsters




Bosses

Mags

RPG Maker VX Ace, Animated Battlers Scripts

These are now usable with the following Scripts, many thanks goes to the authors of the first Animated Battler VX Ace Scripts:
Battle Symphony - By Yami
Victor Engine - Animated Battle - By Victor Sant
Animated Battlers - By Jet
Animated Battlers - By Fomar0153
Animate Enemies - By Rhyme

Also available are compatible Battle Cut-In graphics by Archeia/Nessiah in Archeia's RTP Workshop.

The following are scripts which can be configured to support these battlers in RPG Maker XP and RPG Maker VX:
Minkoff's Animated Battlers Enhanced
Minkoff's Animated Battlers Enhanced VX
SBS Tankentai
ACBS
Animated Battler Graphic Script - By Neon Black

Support

Thanks goes to Ally for creating the first support bar for my RPG Maker VX Ace Animated Battlers:

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Sheet Information

[Show/Hide] Pose order for those curious

1. Idle - Waiting.

2. Defend - Guarding.

3. Woozy - Under status effect. (Also low hp value)

4. Struck - Being hit. (Taking damage)

5. Attack - Striking the target.

6. Item - Using an item.

7. Skill - Using a technique.

8. Magic - Casting a spell.

9. Advance - Moving forward.

10. Retreat - Moving away. (From target or fleeing from battle)

11. Victory - Battle end.

12. Enter - Battle start.

13. Dead - Corpse. (Dead-dood-ded)

14. Credits - Information about the graphic. (Not shown in game)

You can now Keep up to date with all the goings on by the following things:

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This post has been edited by Holder: Nov 7 2012, 03:16 PM

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I love these types of tutorials! They really are useful/helpful for people wanting to learn how you do things specifically so they can emulate that and eventually go off on their own to do similar work. ^^

You did a fantastic job, and I'd love to see more.

One thing I'd recommend you do, before uploading to YouTube, is add "dividers" so people who are trying to find a specific part of your video can simply look for the visual cue that tells them where you are talking about something in specific (for example, having the video recording pause and a black screen appear with white text that says "this next section goes into detail about x/y/z"). Hope that makes sense, though I should think that it would make more sense to do in longer videos and/or videos where you go over multiple concepts.
Anyway, just a thought. =]