New release ^^ ! This time with an extremely powerful feature (that can be a bit dangerous if used without caution but useful). Here's the details:

- Fixed the self variable set range command so it actually is remembered when games are saved and loaded.
- Added monster list system and added the ability to draw monsters.
- Added the ability to make monsters user battle character sets if the battle character set has the same editor name as the monster, making the monster act and look much more like the players. It also effects the above draw monster command.
- Added an option command that lets you draw specific battle character set frames and lets you draw them facing either way (mirror).
* Added the save self variables command.

Now this command can save the self variables of any event who calls it. If you made an item box, you would add this at the end so the variables are saved and the box is now empty and open from now on. This enables the quick copy and pasting of item boxes so you can factor them down to a call to common event and a single add item command (or something similar) and just copy them around without worrying about variables again.

Or have enemy encounters like this.. Or who knows what else.

Now the dangerous part isn't that scary >.< all you have to keep in mind is that for every event saved like this, the save file gets bigger and a few more bytes are used in memory. The engine tries to compress self variable event data as much as it can, but just be careful since all these tiny bytes can add up if used without restraint.

Don't worry about allocating 16 self variables (or some other large amount), it only saves variables that are not zero. If you only use one self variable in an event, it saves only it for that event and not all 16 or whatever.

Self event data is hashed by map ID, event ID, and event name. If you delete an event and another (if this ever happens) takes the old one's ID, be sure to give it a different name or it will load up the self variable data of the old and long gone event. Other than that, the format should resist stress from development and last much longer (ex: no music bombs in Hero's Realm).

Go ahead and download again if you want all of these (and the previous you may have missed) fixes and additions.