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This is amazing and simple for a small mini-game or lockpicking system. I'm gonna look into this

Thanks! I hope it was useful!

Here's a plugin that I'm currently developing for RPG Maker MV.

All of the previous makers have animated battles, so I figured I will try to implement my own version as well for MV, because static backgrounds are kind of boring.

This plugin will be an event tool that allows you to essentially create your battle scene using a set of commands. It's like making cut-scenes, except for your battles.

For example, you can say

"Have the background scroll from right to left at 5 pixels per frame"
"Have the battlers placed on top of the foreground so that they will move with the foreground"

And things like that. I demonstrate the results in the video above.

Ultimately, I would like to be able to create all kinds of complex cut-scenes related to battles. For example, if you have a summon skill and you would like to animate it, you could event the animation entirely, but that's not on the list at the moment since that's pretty far down the road.

What kind of things would you like to be able to do in your battles?
What kind of ideas do you have when it comes to cut-scenes during the battle?

In addition to the points made about gameplay, story, and character development, something else you should consider are miscellaneous activities.

Things that may have nothing to do with the plot at hand, such as collecting items, or becoming a master of some card game, or maybe taking on sidequests or exploring bonus dungeons.

They may all be used for any of the other purposes such unlock additional scenes that will further drive character development, or they may just be for challenge and sense of accomplishment (some people do like getting 100% completion, so make it explicit)

Yes, you assign the states that have "cover target" note-tag as an "add state" effect to your skill and use your skill on other people.

I tend to expose these things to RM events. Even though someone doesn't know how to write ruby, they can probably put together an event to get something done. I would use the callbacks and provide a simple interface that can be used by events.

For example, a single geoblock can be represented by a single event. The event can define what happens when you break the block, and all of the other callbacks, WITHOUT having to write any ruby. Instead, the scripter would figure out a way to use the event editor to allow users to specify these things without opening the script editor. Some script calls may be required, but that's typically less daunting than "full-on scripting".

I think it would be useful to find a way to manage geoblocks using only events and regions, which can be treated as the geo regions.