MILENNIN'S PROFILE

Whenever the player character using noclip or an event with Through ON moves on a water tile, I get this "Invalid Terrain" error and then closes the game. I don't recall this happening when I worked in RM2K some years ago, but back then I was using the illegal version, while now I've moved on to using the legal version. Is there anything I can do to make events move over water without this error occurring?

Sadly, it happens more often than it should...

The chibis only make it better.

Thanks for the praise, and congrats for beating the game. Who did you face for the final boss fight?

Yes, you're not the first one to be frustrated with the combat when first playing. I noticed quite a few people experience that, but once they get through it and start getting a feel for it, they're liking it. It's pretty fascinating to see, lol.

author=Gredge109
Also, if you don't mind me asking, what plugins were you using for the skill swap? You use the skill, enter a mode (status), and the skill swaps out with another. I've tried to do something like that before, but it just tosses the newly learned skill to the bottom of the player's skill list. How did you accomplish this?

The game is open source, so you should be able to open the project in your RPG Maker MV program and go through everything if you wish.
For switching skills, no plugin is required, here's how it works:
-The primary skill, when used, puts a unique skill condition on the caster.
-The secondary skill, when used, removes the unique skill condition.
-A common event checks every turn whether or not a hero is inflicted with their unique skill condition. If yes, it removes the primary skill and adds the secondary version of the skill to the hero's list. If the hero is not inflicted with the condition, it removes the secondary skill and adds back the primary skill.
(The reason it doesn't use a common event upon skill use to switch between the two versions is because I want the skill to revert back to primary state when the hero dies or leaves/enters combat.)
As for keeping the switched out skill from showing up at the bottom, all you need to do is put the secondary version of the skill right below the primary version in the editor. Skill order is determined by how they're ordered in the editor, so skill #3 always appears above skill #8 in a player's skill list, if a hero knows both skills. So, if your primary skill is #3, you want the secondary version of the skill to be #4, that way, it'll always be in the same spot as the skill it replaced.

I hope that helps.

I don't see the dialogue box necessarily as the character talking. If he comments on the flame being hot while standing in front of a fire, it could as well be him thinking it instead of saying it out loud.