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#1 • Nov 26, 2009
    • Probably a very simple question, but what I want to do is to make the BGM in a dungeon play from where it left off after encountering a battle. I don't think this is even remotely possible to do using events, so can someone clue me in on how to use scripts to achieve this? Thanks.
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    #2 • Nov 27, 2009
    • Memorize BGM before the battle, Restore BGM after the battle
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    #3 • Nov 27, 2009
    • Sorry, I'm kinda of a newbie to using scripts...how exactly do I create the condition to let the game know to restore BGM "after battle"?
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    #4 • Nov 27, 2009
    • oh wait - you're using the random battle encounter, are you?  Battles every X steps?


    If you had monster events on screen, moving around, and when you touch one it launches a battle, you could simply add a Memorize BGM command before the Battle Processing command, and a Restore BGM command after it.

    If you're using random battles, have a search around on the forum, because I KNOW this question has been asked many times before.  I just tried to make a few script mods to do this, and it didn't work as I expected.  I don't have enough time to explore further right now, but maybe someone else has already provided the answer in another thread :)
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