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Yanfly at 12:18, 11 April 2024

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Yanfly at 00:58, 17 May 2023

2023-05-17T00:58:12Z

Yanfly: /* UI */

2019-07-14T22:25:13Z

‎UI

Yanfly: /* Transparent Color */

2019-07-14T22:24:58Z

‎Transparent Color

Yanfly at 22:24, 14 July 2019

2019-07-14T22:24:39Z

Yanfly at 22:18, 14 July 2019

2019-07-14T22:18:01Z

Yanfly: /* Make RPG Maker Comfortable */

2019-07-14T22:12:24Z

‎Make RPG Maker Comfortable

Yanfly at 22:01, 14 July 2019

2019-07-14T22:01:44Z

Yanfly at 12:47, 14 July 2019

2019-07-14T12:47:53Z

Yanfly at 21:28, 11 July 2019

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	The reason why I'm against the dropdown option is because the RPG Maker MV editor loads the database objects every single time the object list is populated, even if there hasn't been any changes to the database since the last time the list was made. This means, if you have a list of 1000+ items, it's going to cause the editor to lag a bit before opening up. The extended menu will only grab the segments that you demand instead. Plus, it's more organized.		The reason why I'm against the dropdown option is because the RPG Maker MV editor loads the database objects every single time the object list is populated, even if there hasn't been any changes to the database since the last time the list was made. This means, if you have a list of 1000+ items, it's going to cause the editor to lag a bit before opening up. The extended menu will only grab the segments that you demand instead. Plus, it's more organized.
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	The reason why I'm against the dropdown option is because the RPG Maker MV editor loads the database objects every single time the object list is populated, even if there hasn't been any changes to the database since the last time the list was made. This means, if you have a list of 1000+ items, it's going to cause the editor to lag a bit before opening up. The extended menu will only grab the segments that you demand instead. Plus, it's more organized.		The reason why I'm against the dropdown option is because the RPG Maker MV editor loads the database objects every single time the object list is populated, even if there hasn't been any changes to the database since the last time the list was made. This means, if you have a list of 1000+ items, it's going to cause the editor to lag a bit before opening up. The extended menu will only grab the segments that you demand instead. Plus, it's more organized.
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	The UI allows you to set the theme of the [[RPG Maker MV]] editor to the default vanilla theme, a dark theme, a high contrast white theme, or a high contrast black theme.		The UI allows you to set the theme of the [[RPG Maker MV]] editor to the default vanilla theme, a dark theme, a high contrast white theme, or a high contrast black theme.
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		+	Use whichever one you feel the most comfortable with.

	==== Object Selector ====		==== Object Selector ====

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 [[File:TransparentColorComparison.png]]
-For Transparent Color, I recommend setting it to a color you typically don't use, but stands out greatly so that you can tell when there's a transparent tile or not. A setting like 255, 0, 255 will give you a "hot pink" color that makes it readily visible to identify as transparency.
+For Transparent Color, I recommend setting it to a color you typically don't use, but stands out greatly so that you can tell when there's a transparent tile or not. A setting like 255, 0, 255 will give you a "neon pink" color that makes it readily visible to identify as transparency.
 ==== Map Grid ====

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 The UI allows you to set the theme of the [[RPG Maker MV]] editor to the default vanilla theme, a dark theme, a high contrast white theme, or a high contrast black theme.
 As for the '''Object Selector''', you can choose between a dropdown menu, extended menu, or a smart menu. For this one, I recommend the "extended menu" no matter what. Why? Because it's simply more organized and most importantly, doesn't lag the editor.
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 So that you can add new entries in there at a later point. Even if you don't plan on doing it, you can never tell what your plans are in the future. By giving yourself this extra leeway, you don't have to risk your database categories becoming disorganized and thrown out of sync by leaving extra room in there for each category.
-== Make RPG Maker Comfortable ==
+=== Make RPG Maker Comfortable ===
 [[File:RPGMakerComfy.png]]
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 [[File:EditorOptionsScreen.png]]
-For '''Transparent Color''', I recommend setting it to a color you typically don't use, but stands out greatly so that you can tell when there's a transparent tile or not. A setting like 255, 0, 255 will give you a "hot pink" color that makes it readily visible to identify as transparency.
+==== Transparent Color ====
-The '''Map Grid''', if enabled, will alter the editor to visibly cut up the map into "screen sizes" depicted by the number of tiles you've set horizontally and vertically. I highly recommend that you enable this to get a good idea of what the player can see on the map at a glance. For screen sizes, use the following table to get an idea on what the screen sizes would look like:
+[[File:TransparentColorComparison.png]]
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-The '''UI''' allows you to set the theme of the [[RPG Maker MV]] editor to the default vanilla theme, a dark theme, a high contrast white theme, or a high contrast black theme.
+==== UI ====
 As for the '''Object Selector''', you can choose between a dropdown menu, extended menu, or a smart menu. For this one, I recommend the "extended menu" no matter what. Why? Because it's simply more organized and most importantly, doesn't lag the editor.

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	So that you can add new entries in there at a later point. Even if you don't plan on doing it, you can never tell what your plans are in the future. By giving yourself this extra leeway, you don't have to risk your database categories becoming disorganized and thrown out of sync by leaving extra room in there for each category.		So that you can add new entries in there at a later point. Even if you don't plan on doing it, you can never tell what your plans are in the future. By giving yourself this extra leeway, you don't have to risk your database categories becoming disorganized and thrown out of sync by leaving extra room in there for each category.
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		+	== Make RPG Maker Comfortable ==
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		+	[[File:RPGMakerComfy.png]]
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		+	In the more recent versions of [[RPG Maker MV]], there's Options that you can change under the editor's Tools submenu.
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		+	It should take you to a screen like this:
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		+	[[File:EditorOptionsScreen.png]]
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		+	Change up the options to fit your liking.

	== In Progress ==		== In Progress ==

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 == Introduction ==

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