LIBERTY'S PROFILE

If I remember correctly, I think Sunset Over Imdahl was panorama mapped.

It can look really effective, though I kinda hate the use of it in VX. It annoys me that most of the VX crowd are like "Oh, your map looks okay, but have you tried using panorama mapping. It'd be 10000000 times better. Derhurp" It's a pet peeve.

If I had to guess I think it has something to do with the height of the cursors movement. Maybe something with this part:

# ● update_cursor
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def update_cursor
@cursor.true_x = self.cursor_rect.x + self.x - 14
@cursor.true_y = self.cursor_rect.y + self.y + 24#16
@cursor.update
@cursor.visible = (self.visible and self.index >= 0)
end

I think try messing with the x/y values a bit and see if they change anything.

author=kentona

I think by custom maps he meant custom graphics/chipsets.

Just a basic rundown of the above template:
- the brown area is for lower chip tiles. They need to fill a whole 16x16 square or the left over parts will be black. Mainly used for walls and stuff.
- bright pink part is for the tiles that overlap - usually trees, plants, decorations, items and whatnot. The first tile needs to be left blank, as does the one at the corner of the brown tiles.
- the light blue tile is water, the dark blue water directions and other animation. The pink/purple is for three four-way animations, like fire or lanterns.
- the green areas are for the autotiles - usually grass, road, black roofs and what not.

I recommend looking at a few other tilesets to see how they're set up and what goes where. Good luck!

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Nah. Each have their own stories, though some characters appear throughout each game. They're all set in the same world, just in different countries, at different times. Playing one, then another will give you an idea of what happened when they reference something. I think playing them in order is best but it's not necessary to do so.