TRIHAN'S PROFILE

What format would you be able to open it in?

That would work too, though skill subsets honestly aren't all that complicated.

As a corollary to Aten's explanation, note that just putting a skill into a subset doesn't in and of itself give that skill to the person with the command; they still have to learn it.

Edit: One cheap and easy way to do what you're thinking about, MKID232, is to have a parallel process common event with conditional branches checking to see if character X has skills Y and Z, and if so forget those skills and learn skill T with some kind of indication or message. If you wanted, you could have a "Combo" skill subset for this instead of forgetting the original skills.

Edit 2: I decided to have some fun and whip up a sample of what I mean: http://rpgmaker.net/users/Trihan/locker/Skill_Subset_Test.lzh

Note that the parallel process common event resets the battle commands so that they're always in the right order. (Another thing about skill subsets is that skills within them will still show in the general "skills" command, so I made a second subset for the skills that I was combining)

DG, I'm sure they were -supposed- to be like that, but I'm offering you a constructive suggestion: Don't do it. It isn't scary and it isn't entertaining, all it does is detract from the impact of the cutscenes.

Also, my noise meter was barely a tenth full when I forced the door, so it's pretty unforgiving apparently.

I'm continuing with the game now. I increased the agility of everything by 100, which didn't make a huge difference but at least Kelburn doesn't take a month to act now. And I got past the lily pad puzzle by editing a path into the map. :P