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The Character generator returns, along with a new feature that allows users to adjust the offset/position of items such as eyes on the portrait of the character.
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Also, assets from RPG Maker MV are generally usable as is in RPG Maker MZ without modifications, except for battle animations due to the switch in systems for animations. The art style of assets have been changed once again, though tiles will stay at the 48x48 resolution first presented in RPG Maker MV, making it easier to transfer assets from that program into RPG Maker MZ. Users can switch between automatic and manual layering at any time.Ī new event list is added, which shows dynamic list of all events in the current map. Unlike RPG Maker MV, RPG Maker MZ allows for manual map layering as in RPG Maker XP and older programs. Unlike prior programs which used sprite sheets for battle animations, the open source free particle effect creation tool Effekseer will be used to create custom 2D and 3D effects for battles. In addition, there are two modes for action sequencing, a turn based mode, and two variant time progress modes, a feature last seen in RPG Maker 2003. It includes a built in tutorial with 19 steps.īoth side view and front view battle systems return in RPG Maker MZ. It uses plugins like RPG Maker MV, though old plugins are most likely incompatible with RPG Maker MZ.