Easy Dash Tutorial

[Sthrattoff]

Hi...
I want to share my ten-minutes experiment results with you...

First, make a common event, call it anything. Make it parallel (the switch is up to you).
Make a conditional branch. Switch to tab 4 and activate the Script. Fill it with:

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Input.press?(Input::SHIFT)
don't forget the else case.

Now, for the if case, make a move event. Player: change speed: 5.
For the else case: Player: change speed:4.

Sorry for the bad grammar and writing, but if you understand it, you'll find it useful.
Thx!

[Kidfox70]

What if you want it to be able to turn off and on? Like lets say i want it to be an item that my Hero gets for some quest or something, like dashing shoes. If i want to use them, go to the menu and equip them, then when i'm playing press Shift. if i want them to be off, go to the menu and unequip them. how would i be able to do that?

[JFloyd]

What if you want it to be able to turn off and on? Like lets say i want it to be an item that my Hero gets for some quest or something, like dashing shoes. If i want to use them, go to the menu and equip them, then when i'm playing press Shift. if i want them to be off, go to the menu and unequip them. how would i be able to do that?

You'd link the item to a common event wouldn't you?
That or make a conditional inside a conditional.

[Grafikal]

You do realize that conditional branches can already check what button you're pressing without having to use a script right? ...

Also, we have like 8934820342093 of these tutorials lol. I would hope by now everyone that has or has not ever touched RMXP would know how to make a dash event system in their sleep. lol

[Sthrattoff]

well, with script you are free to decide which button to use for activate the event right?

[Mjustin]

It's the same with the conditional branch command. Look in the command's window.