I was wondering how you would create events that wander around, patrol, or otherwise do things while they wait for their active page to be triggered. In RPG Maker 2003, you had presets (randomly, up/down, left/right, at player, away from player, etc.) and a frequency. You also had the option of entering a movement path for them to use.

I feel it would be much simpler yet more powerful to just have "behavior", shown here. Each page can have a behavior. These are nothing more than common events. For example, I wrote some wandering behavior as a common event so I can assign to events like this. Then, if I ever want to edit the behavior of all wandering events, I can just edit the common event.

Behaviors ignore the common event's trigger and run in parallel with the event. If the page changes, the behavior is interrupted, reset, and restarted to the (possibly) different behavior. So when you write behaviors, know that at any moment, the program can be yanked and reset. Behaviors can also be interrupted. If an event is wandering and waiting a random amount of time, there are some actions the event can take that wake it out of waiting.

This feature will be in the next release.