NEAR'S PROFILE

author=pianotm
Windows_Base. Pretty much everything that handles your HP/MP positioning, color, etc. is in there.
First, to get rid of the Level, find Draw Level and hash the whole section out, then find the Draw Simple Status section and hash out the line "draw_actor_level(actor, x, y + line_height * 1)"

For the positions of HP and MP, in the sections Draw HP and Draw MP,

def draw_actor_hp(actor, x, y, width = 124)
draw_gauge(x, y, width, actor.hp_rate, hp_gauge_color1, hp_gauge_color2)
change_color(system_color)
draw_text(x, y, 30, line_height, Vocab::hp_a)
draw_current_and_max_values(x, y, width, actor.hp, actor.mhp,
hp_color(actor), normal_color)

def draw_actor_mp(actor, x, y, width = 124)
draw_gauge(x, y, width, actor.mp_rate, mp_gauge_color1, mp_gauge_color2)
change_color(system_color)
draw_text(x, y, 30, line_height, Vocab::mp_a)
draw_current_and_max_values(x, y, width, actor.mp, actor.mmp,
mp_color(actor), normal_color)

For each of these, in the lines draw_gauge, draw_text, and draw_current_and_max_values, replace the "x" with the number coordinate you want the HP and MP bars positioned at. If you want them a little higher, you can also replace the "y" in each of those lines. Do not replace the "x" or "y" in the first line.

For what you want with the stats window, if you're doing something with Yanfly Equip Engine with that, you might want to simply add Yanfly Item Menu, which you should be able to use to turn off the stats window. Without looking at it, I'm pretty sure it offers the option to turn off the stats window. Not sure about the equip/clear (I've never tried to get rid of these things, before.). I haven't been able to find the script that controls the equip/clear selection.

As for getting rid of the the Own/Equip section of the shops, I've never done that before, either, but that's all handled in Window_ShopStatus.

author=Marrend
Definitely a script-call. The thing I eventually came up with looks a little something like...

def set_custom_speed(event_id, speed)
  move_route = RPG::MoveRoute.new
  move_route.repeat = false
  move_route.skippable = true
  move_route.wait = false
  
  m = RPG::MoveCommand.new
  m.code = 29
  m.parameters = [speed]
  move_route.list.insert(0, m.clone)
  
  if event_id == 0
    $game_player.force_move_route(move_route)
  else
    $game_map.events[event_id].force_move_route(move_route)
  end
end

...this. While I did perform a look-up in Ace's help file, and referencing Game_Character to obtain the right value for the "m.code" variable, I'll also give thanks to the script call collection concerning move-routes.

*Edit: The event-commands used by my test-event:

Input Number: [0001:num], 2 digits

Script: $game_variables[1] = $game_variables[1] / 10.0

Script: set_custom_speed(0, $game_variables[1])