[RMVX ACE] STATIONARY EVENTS JITTERING AROUND

First off, I just want to express how seriously grateful I am that I haven't run into a more serious glitch like Liberty or Cecil_Beoulve ran into, because if something like that happened my (emotional) shit would be seriously ruined, and I'd be crying tears of blood.

That said, here's today's weirdness. Stationary events--specifically stationary events using graphics from Tile B through Tile E, but other stationary events too-- kind of move around a little bit while the player is moving along the map. Sometimes (like a save point that is one event large) this problem isn't that bothersome but sometimes when a bunch of events are all shifting around at once (like if I made the top half of a statue from events to allow for another layer of mapping while the bottom half is made from normal B-E tiles) it is...very distracting, to say the least.

The events don't move a LOT, is the thing, they only shift maybe...2-4 pixels? Maybe even less? And only when the player is moving around. It was actually tricky to even get a screenshot of the problem, but here one is:



Here's the scripts i gots in this project (related to what i'm working on for the revive the dead event).



I am suspecting that the Victor scripts may be the culprit, but I'm not at all sure. (I will check into it and post back here but I just wanted to check real quick if anyone had run into this error.)

author=Liberty
I have this happen when I use a run script. Basically, if your movement speed is too fast it'll cause the small 'jump'. I'd recommend getting Helladen's movement speed script. It allows you to get rid of dashing and set your own speed for walk. (I recommend .8 or lower. It's still faster than walking. Anything over 1 should be whole numbers or jumping occurs.)

As for why this happens? I guess the process of movement is too fast for events to 'move' with the player.

Here's the weird thing, I've disabled dashing and am using the default walk speed (the 8 frame animations look smoother that way). So the pace of the hero moving is actually quite stately.

Many thanks!