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#1 • Apr 9, 2007
    • OK. I finally figured out how to make Monsters appear and walk around, but now I need to know something else. Suppose I make the Monster walk forward 6 steps. Well, how can I make my character's conversation stop while the Monster is walking? This is for RM2K3 by the way.
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    #2 • Apr 9, 2007
    • You can use the wait command.
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    #3 • Apr 9, 2007
    • How? Like, how do I enter the command? Do I enter Step Right, Wait, Step Right, Wait, Etc.?
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    #4 • Apr 9, 2007
    • No, you'd enter in the move event as normal, but there is another event command called wait (bottom 2nd page I think). All you have to do iss place that underneath your move event, set to however many seconds you think it will take to complete the movement.
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    #5 • Apr 9, 2007
    • Alright. Thanks. I'm gonna credit you for this.
    « Last Edit: April 09, 2007, 06:33:35 AM by RedKnight »
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    #6 • Apr 9, 2007
    • lol

    No need to credit. It's just a single event, and anybody who's used the program for a little while could've told you the same.
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    #7 • Apr 9, 2007
    • Doesn't matter. I credit the people who teach me this stuff.
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