[RM2K3] PAN SCREEN HELP PLEASE
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Hi all a simple question , I want the player to enter a map and as soon as the screen loads I want the player to be at the bottom of the screen where they first entered and for the map to start at the top and slowly pan down to the character.
Not sure how to do this in the pan screen section since the camera always starts at the bottom of the screen where the player enters the map.
is there a way around this ?
any help at all would be greatly appreciated, bye.
Not sure how to do this in the pan screen section since the camera always starts at the bottom of the screen where the player enters the map.
is there a way around this ?
any help at all would be greatly appreciated, bye.
Before you teleport use the Hide Screen command to hide the screen. Then in the event that will cause the pan, use the fast pan speed to set the panning start position, then Show Screen, then have it pan down to where the character is at the speed you want.
Liberty's 100% correct, but just to clarify a bit to make things a little more foolproof;
In the teleport event that takes the player to the new map, use a Hide Screen command. Then, after the teleport (but before the Show Screen), have the camera pan at fastest speed to the top of the map. Then use the Show Screen command. This will show the new map with the camera at the top of the map. You can then pan it at whatever speed you like back down to the hero. Because of the Hide/Show screen, the screen will stay black for a little longer than a normal teleport.
In the teleport event that takes the player to the new map, use a Hide Screen command. Then, after the teleport (but before the Show Screen), have the camera pan at fastest speed to the top of the map. Then use the Show Screen command. This will show the new map with the camera at the top of the map. You can then pan it at whatever speed you like back down to the hero. Because of the Hide/Show screen, the screen will stay black for a little longer than a normal teleport.
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