Template:VisuMZ Unique Tile Effects Notetags
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The following are notetags that have been added through this plugin. These
notetags will not work with your game if this plugin is OFF or not present.
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Bounce Tile-Related Notetags
Bounce tiles will cause affected characters that step over them to jump forward a specified amount of spaces based on their regions/terrain tags. This allows characters to scale past obstacles and/or other events!
This jump effect has no rules other than it jumps forward that many spaces. The no rules bit means the jump tile is capable of launching characters into walls and/or on top of other events, so place your bounce tiles carefully! We are not responsible for any weird landing locations!
If you are making maps where events can launch themselves with the aid of bounce tiles, we recommend putting either slippery tiles or force move tiles to move those events out of the way in the scenario where the player is following behind. This is to prevent the player from landing on top of the event.
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<Bounce d Region: x> <Bounce d Regions: x, x, x> - Used for: Map Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these regions will become bounce tiles, causing the characters to jump forward a specific 'distance'. - Replace 'd' with a number from 1 to 9 representing the distance to jump. Numbers above 10 will be ignored to prevent clipping bugs. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 255 representing the ID of the region you wish to use as a bounce tile marker. - If you use this notetag, it will override the default region settings found in the Plugin Parameters.
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<Bounce d Terrain Tag: x> <Bounce d Terrain Tags: x, x, x> - Used for: Tileset Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these terrain tags will become bounce tiles, causing the characters to jump forward a specific 'distance'. - Replace 'd' with a number from 1 to 9 representing the distance to jump. Numbers above 10 will be ignored to prevent clipping bugs. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 7 representing the ID of the terrain tag you wish to use as a bounce tile marker.
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<Can Bounce> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event capable of being affected by bounce tiles and jump. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Bounce> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event unaffected by bounce tiles and not jump. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Bounce> - Used for: Item, Weapon, Armor Notetags - If the party has an actor equipped a weapon or armor with this notetag, the player will become unaffected by bounce tiles and not jump. - If the party has a regular item with this notetag in their inventory, the player will become unaffected by bounce tiles and not jump.
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<Avoid Bounce> <Beware Bounce> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Causes the event to avoid stepping on bounce tiles when self moving. - The event can still step onto them when moved via event movement routes. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Careless Bounce> <Ignore Bounce> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - The event can carelessly move onto bounce tiles when self moving. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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Force Move Tile-Related Notetags
Force move tiles cause affected characters on top of them to move in a specified direction continuously. This means that even if a character is stopped midway, transferred to the tile, or relocated to the force move tile, once the path is clear, the character will be sent automatically moving in the designated direction.
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<Force direction Region: x> <Force direction Regions: x, x, x> - Used for: Map Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these regions will become force move tiles, causing the characters on top of the go moving in the direction the tiles direct them to upon stepping on them. - Replace 'direction' with a string that is either 'down', 'left', 'right', or 'up' (without the quotes) to designate the direction the tile will automatically move the character. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 255 representing the ID of the region you wish to use as a force move tile marker. - If you use this notetag, it will override the default region settings found in the Plugin Parameters.
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<Force direction Terrain Tag: x> <Force direction Terrain Tags: x, x, x> - Used for: Tileset Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these regions will become force move tiles, causing the characters on top of the go moving in the direction the tiles direct them to upon stepping on them. - Replace 'direction' with a string that is either 'down', 'left', 'right', or 'up' (without the quotes) to designate the direction the tile will automatically move the character. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 7 representing the ID of the terrain tag you wish to use as a force move tile marker.
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<Can Force Move> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event capable of being affected by force move tiles. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Force Move> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event unaffected by force move tiles. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Force Move> - Used for: Item, Weapon, Armor Notetags - If the party has an actor equipped a weapon or armor with this notetag, the player will become unaffected by force move tiles. - If the party has a regular item with this notetag in their inventory, the player will become unaffected by force move tiles.
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<Avoid Force Move> <Beware Force Move> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Causes the event to avoid stepping on force move tiles when self moving. - The event can still step onto them when moved via event movement routes. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Careless Force Move> <Ignore Force Move> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - The event can carelessly move onto force move tiles when self moving. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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Lava Tile-Related Notetags
Lava tiles cause affected characters on top of them to continuously burn over time regardless of whether or not they're moving on the lava tile. When this happens to a player, the party will take lava burn damage, and events will be erased.
When the character steps off a lava tile and is still surviving, the otherwise continuously lava effect wears off. However, the damage remains for the events and the number of times they can survive further lava burns has been reduced.
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<Lava Region: x> <Lava Regions: x, x, x> - Used for: Map Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these regions will become lava tiles, causing the characters on top to continuously take damage regardless of whether or not they're moving on the lava tile. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 255 representing the ID of the region you wish to use as a lava tile marker. - If you use this notetag, it will override the default region settings found in the Plugin Parameters.
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<Lava Terrain Tag: x> <Lava Terrain Tags: x, x, x> - Used for: Tileset Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these terrain tags will become lava tiles, causing the characters on top to continuously take damage regardless of whether or not they're moving on the lava tile. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 7 representing the ID of the terrain tag you wish to use as a lava tile marker.
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<Can Lava Burn> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event capable of being affected by lava tiles and burn. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Lava Burn> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event unaffected by lava tiles and not burn. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Lava Burn> - Used for: Item, Weapon, Armor Notetags - If the party has an actor equipped a weapon or armor with this notetag, the player will become unaffected by lava tiles and not burn. - If the party has a regular item with this notetag in their inventory, the player will become unaffected by lava tiles and not burn.
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<Lava Burn Max: x> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - If the event can be affected by lava tiles and burn, this determines the maximum amount of times they can burn before erasure. - Replace 'x' with a number representing the maximum number of times the event can burn before erasure. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Avoid Lava> <Beware Lava> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Causes the event to avoid stepping on lava tiles when self moving. - The event can still step onto them when moved via event movement routes. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Careless Lava> <Ignore Lava> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - The event can carelessly move onto lava tiles when self moving. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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Pitfall Tile-Related Notetags
Pitfalls (or bottomless pits) are tiles that when an affected character walks over it, the character will fall to its doom. Players will have their whole party take fall damage and return to a previously safe location. Events will be erased as if an event command took care of them. Characters can jump over pitfalls and be unharmed. Jumping directly into a pitfall will trigger a lethal reaction.
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<Pitfall Region: x> <Pitfall Regions: x, x, x> - Used for: Map Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these regions will become pitfall tiles, causing the characters that walk over them to fall in. - If the player character falls in, the party takes damage. - If an event falls in, it is erased. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 255 representing the ID of the region you wish to use as a pitfall tile marker. - If you use this notetag, it will override the default region settings found in the Plugin Parameters.
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<Pitfall Terrain Tag: x> <Pitfall Terrain Tags: x, x, x> - Used for: Tileset Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these terrain tags will become pitfall tiles, causing the characters on top of the go sliding in the direction they're facing upon stepping on them. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 7 representing the ID of the terrain tag you wish to use as a pitfall tile marker.
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<Pitfall Transfer: mapID>
<Pitfall Transfer: mapID, x, y>
- Used for: Map Notetags
- If the player falls into a pitfall tile on this specific map, the player
will be transferred to a different map (after taking damage).
- If the <Pitfall Transfer: mapID> variant is used, transfer the player to
the new map, but keep the current X, Y coordinates.
- If the <Pitfall Transfer: mapID, x, y> variant is used, transfer the
player to specific X, Y coordinates, too.
- The player's direction will be retained in both cases.
- Replace 'mapID' with a number representing the ID of the map to transfer
to. Use '0' to keep it to the current map.
- Replace 'x' and 'y' with numbers representing the respective target X and
Y coordinates on the new map. If these aren't used, then the player will
retain the current X and Y coordinates.
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<Can Pitfall> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event capable of being affected by pitfall tiles and fall in. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Pitfall> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event unaffected by pitfall tiles and can't fall in. They are also unable to walk into them without Through-state assistance. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Pitfall> - Used for: Item, Weapon, Armor Notetags - If the party has an actor equipped a weapon or armor with this notetag, the player will become unaffected by pitfall tiles and can't fall in. - If the party has a regular item with this notetag in their inventory, the player will become unaffected by pitfall tiles and can't fall in.
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<Avoid Pitfall> <Beware Pitfall> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Causes the event to avoid stepping on pitfall tiles when self moving. - The event can still step onto them when moved via event movement routes. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Careless Pitfall> <Ignore Pitfall> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - The event can carelessly move onto pitfall tiles when self moving. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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Quicksand Tile-Related Notetags
Quicksand tiles cause affected characters on top of them to slowly sink deeper with each step they take and visibly go deeper until they fully sink. When this happens to a player, the party will take sandsink damage and then return to a previously safe location. Events will be erased.
When a character steps on a non-quicksand tile, the sandsink counter resets and the character fully resurfaces itself from the ground.
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<Quicksand Region: x> <Quicksand Regions: x, x, x> - Used for: Map Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these regions will become quicksand tiles, causing the characters to slowly sink deeper with each step. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 255 representing the ID of the region you wish to use as a quicksand tile marker. - If you use this notetag, it will override the default region settings found in the Plugin Parameters.
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<Quicksand Terrain Tag: x> <Quicksand Terrain Tags: x, x, x> - Used for: Tileset Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these terrain tags will become quicksand tiles, causing the characters to slowly sink deeper with each step. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 7 representing the ID of the terrain tag you wish to use as a quicksand tile marker.
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<Can Sandsink> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event capable of being affected by quicksand tiles and sandsink. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Sandsink> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event unaffected by quicksand tiles and not sandsink. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Sandsink> - Used for: Item, Weapon, Armor Notetags - If the party has an actor equipped a weapon or armor with this notetag, the player will become unaffected by quicksand tiles and not sandsink. - If the party has a regular item with this notetag in their inventory, the player will become unaffected by quicksand tiles and not sandsink.
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<Avoid Quicksand> <Beware Quicksand> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Causes the event to avoid stepping on quicksand tiles when self moving. - The event can still step onto them when moved via event movement routes. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Careless Quicksand> <Ignore Quicksand> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - The event can carelessly move onto quicksand tiles when self moving. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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Shock Tile-Related Notetags
When characters that are affected by shock tiles and step over them, the tile will shock and zap them. The player will have the whole party take shock damage and then return to a previously safe location. Events will be erased immediately.
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<Shock Region: x> <Shock Regions: x, x, x> - Used for: Map Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these regions will become shock tiles, causing the characters to be shocked and zapped. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 255 representing the ID of the region you wish to use as a shock tile marker. - If you use this notetag, it will override the default region settings found in the Plugin Parameters.
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<Shock Terrain Tag: x> <Shock Terrain Tags: x, x, x> - Used for: Tileset Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these terrain tags will become shock tiles, causing the characters to be shocked and zapped. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 7 representing the ID of the terrain tag you wish to use as a shock tile marker.
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<Can Shock> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event capable of being affected by shock tiles and being zapped. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Shock> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event unaffected by shock tiles and not be zapped. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Sandsink> - Used for: Item, Weapon, Armor Notetags - If the party has an actor equipped a weapon or armor with this notetag, the player will become unaffected by shock tiles and not be zapped. - If the party has a regular item with this notetag in their inventory, the player will become unaffected by shock tiles and not be zapped.
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<Avoid Shock> <Beware Shock> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Causes the event to avoid stepping on shock tiles when self moving. - The event can still step onto them when moved via event movement routes. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Careless Shock> <Ignore Shock> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - The event can carelessly move onto shock tiles when self moving. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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Slippery Tile-Related Notetags
Slippery tiles cause affected characters on top of them to slide forward until they hit a wall or another object. Once they stop, they can turn and move a different direction. If this new direction is still on the slippery tile, the character will continue sliding that direction, too.
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<Slippery Region: x> <Slippery Regions: x, x, x> - Used for: Map Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these regions will become slippery tiles, causing the characters on top of the go sliding in the direction they're facing upon stepping on them. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 255 representing the ID of the region you wish to use as a slippery tile marker. - If you use this notetag, it will override the default region settings found in the Plugin Parameters.
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<Slippery Terrain Tag: x> <Slippery Terrain Tags: x, x, x> - Used for: Tileset Notetags - Any map tiles marked with these terrain tags will become slippery tiles, causing the characters on top of the go sliding in the direction they're facing upon stepping on them. - Replace 'x' with a number from 1 to 7 representing the ID of the terrain tag you wish to use as a slippery tile marker.
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<Can Slip> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event capable of being affected by slippery tiles and slide. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Slip> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event unaffected by slippery tiles and not slide. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Slip> - Used for: Item, Weapon, Armor Notetags - If the party has an actor equipped a weapon or armor with this notetag, the player will become unaffected by slippery tiles and not slide. - If the party has a regular item with this notetag in their inventory, the player will become unaffected by slippery tiles and not slide.
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<Avoid Slippery> <Beware Slippery> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Causes the event to avoid stepping on slippery tiles when self moving. - The event can still step onto them when moved via event movement routes. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Careless Slippery> <Ignore Slippery> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - The event can carelessly move onto slippery tiles when self moving. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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Water Tile-Related Notetags
Water tiles are anything that a boat or ship can pass over and do not need to be marked by regions or terrain tags. Water tiles can cause affected characters to drown in them when walking over them. Players will have their whole party take drowning damage and then return to a previously safe location. Events will be erased. If the player is given the ability to swim, the player can traverse water tiles without any drowning problems.
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<Can Drown> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event capable of being affected by water tiles and drown. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Anti-Drown> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Makes the event unaffected by water tiles and not drown. They are also unable to naturally walk into them withou Through-state assistance. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Can Swim> - Used for: Item, Weapon, Armor Notetags - If the party has an actor equipped a weapon or armor with this notetag, the player will become able to swim in water and traverse them. - If the party has a regular item with this notetag in their inventory, the player will become able to swim in water and traverse them.
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<Avoid Drown> <Beware Drown> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - Causes the event to avoid stepping on water tiles when self moving. - The event can still step onto them when moved via event movement routes. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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<Careless Drown> <Ignore Drown> - Used for: Event Notetags and Event Page Comment Tags - The event can carelessly move onto water tiles when self moving. - This will override the default settings found in the Plugin Parameters. - The notetag and comment tag variants do the same thing. Which you choose to use is entirely up to personal preference. - If this is placed in a notetag, the effect will be present across all event pages used. - If this is placed inside a page's comment, the effect will only occur if that event page is currently active.
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