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RPG MAKER VX AUTORUN HELP
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CloseHi there, I'm new to the forum, been figuring out this program on my own but now I could use some help.
So I have an opening where it is set on autorun, so as soon as you start the game the event starts, now my problem is that I have it so the character goes down some stairs then when they come back up the event starts up again. I have already tried making another map that they transport to after the event but it still happens, anyone know how I can stop the event from running over and over and over?
So I have an opening where it is set on autorun, so as soon as you start the game the event starts, now my problem is that I have it so the character goes down some stairs then when they come back up the event starts up again. I have already tried making another map that they transport to after the event but it still happens, anyone know how I can stop the event from running over and over and over?
If the player will never go to the map with the autorun event again, use the "Erase Event" command (assuming VX has one. Its probably on the first page). This will kill the event until the player goes back to the map.
Otherwise you'll want to use a switch. At the end of your event, use a "Control Switches" command (or something like that, I only have XP) and turn on a switch that you aren't using (name it something so you know what the switch is for). Create a New Event Page and under the Conditions set it to the switch you turned on. Now when the event turns on the switch it will move to the page with that switch condition. If its empty and not set to Autorun then the event will do nothing for as long as that switch is on.
Otherwise you'll want to use a switch. At the end of your event, use a "Control Switches" command (or something like that, I only have XP) and turn on a switch that you aren't using (name it something so you know what the switch is for). Create a New Event Page and under the Conditions set it to the switch you turned on. Now when the event turns on the switch it will move to the page with that switch condition. If its empty and not set to Autorun then the event will do nothing for as long as that switch is on.
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