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Yes, I have another problem. I'm choosing to use battle animations as my character battle sprites, but whenever I enter a battle (tested or in-game), all the animations "flip" horizontally, offsetting their placement and basically looking very strange. Every animation is 1 frame long, and this type of thing has worked for me in the past. Help please?

Is it possible to make a battle system similar to the one found in RM 2000 and the Dragon Quest games, where you select all your actions at the beginning of a round and from there on it's automatic? I would like that kind of system in my current 2003 game, and I need battle sprites for the characters, so I can't go backwords to RM 2000. I remember seeing a tutorial about it somewhere, but I think it was taken down. Anyone have any ideas?

This topic is sorely for non-RM videogame questions. Wanna know how you get that secret item? Past a puzzle? Ask anything here and me and they will (hopefully) be answered. Note that it would be extremely helpful if I wasn't the only one answering. Anyone can ask, anyone can answer.

Anyways, I've got a few things to ask:

Phantom Dust (Xbox) -- Most of you have probably never played this game. Hell, you've probably never heard of it. But for those of you who have, do you know if theres a local split-screen multiplayer co-op option? The only things I can find in the multiplayer mode are 1-on-1 battles, but no co-op. And while I'm at it, is the online Xbox Live stuff also simply PVP (Player Vs. Player), or are there some full-fleged co-op missions?

Tales of Symphonia (GameCube and soon-to-be PS2) -- I should probably know this, but how do you activate long-range mode while on the world map? I've already got the ability to in some areas... I just can't figure out how to activate it.

*By the way, both of these games were bought used, and came without an instruction booklet. So if the answers in there, well, I can't exactly see it.

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O.K., if you've ever played Alter A.I.L.A. by Neok, then you know how he has the enemies "appear" at the start of each battle? Well I'm trying to do that in my game, but it's not working out as well.
It involves a "dummy" monster that's visible but has no graphic at the start of a battle while the other "real" monsters are invisible. After the real monsters appear, the dummy monster does a forced flee.

For a single-enemy battle, the events for the monster group read:

<>Show Hidden Monster: 1:
<>Show Battle Animation: Enemy Appear, 1: (Wait)
<>Force Flee: 2:Dummy Monster

For a two-enemy battle:
<>Show Hidden Monster: 1:
<>Show Battle Animation: Enemy Appear, 1: (Wait)
<>Show Hidden Monster: 2:
<>Show Battle Animation: Enemy Appear, 2: (Wait)
<>Force Flee: 3:Dummy Monster

And so on.
The problem is that, while it works perfectly fine during a test battle, it doesn't let the dummy monster do a forced flee when I encounter the monster in the actual game. Anyone know anything about this?

NEVER MIND, figured it out.....