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Modern Algebra's Animated Parallax for ace?
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#1 • Sep 22, 2013
    • is Modern Algebra's Animated Parallax available for Vx Ace also? I know there is a VX version.
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    #2 • Oct 5, 2013
    • Yeah, it's here: Animated Parallax 1.0

    Also, be sure to check the RMVXA Script Index. It has almost every script on RMRK listed. I haven't been keeping up with it for the past couple months (sorry), but it is substantially complete. As well, when searching for a specific script like that, the RMVXA Script Search Engine is a useful tool (though the invisible ink is a little unfortunate)
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