RMRK is retiring.
Server is paid up for the rest of 2026, but the forum may go after that. See here for more information. Please archive or save anything you would like to keep before 2027.
Main Menu
  • Welcome to The RPG Maker Resource Kit.

Hello! I need some help with music.

Started by theamazingspamboy, October 01, 2006, 05:16:45 AM

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

theamazingspamboy

Hi! I'm pretty much a complete idiot when it comes to writing scripts (I literally have no idea how to go about it), so any help is appreciated. I have some really dramatic background music (Bathory! \m/) and I want to allow it to play and build up as the character walks through a dungeon and fights a set series of battles. Having used 2K a lot, I thought that if I set the background music to the same thing as the battle and victory music, the music would be continuous between the two modes. Instead, the music restarts itself when I enter battles, and considering it's an eleven minute song with a fairly lengthy and quiet intro, it completely kills the mood I'm trying to create.

I don't know if this could be fixed with scripts, but they seem to be pretty versatile. If anyone could help, I would be extremely grateful. Thank you very much!

sum41freak

So your using RMXP? well, if thats the case, after each set battle, you could probably use a change BGM command but raise the volume a bit every time. I've done something like this before a long time ago, but I didnt use enemies, so I dont know if it'll work. :-\
"Death be not proud. Though some have called thee mighty and dreadful... thou art not so." CoB-HC!!

theamazingspamboy

Quote from: sum41freak on October 04, 2006, 01:23:10 AM
So your using RMXP? well, if thats the case, after each set battle, you could probably use a change BGM command but raise the volume a bit every time. I've done something like this before a long time ago, but I didnt use enemies, so I dont know if it'll work. :-\
Thanks so much for your help! Guess I didn't need scripts after all. Anyway, this is a big help, so thank you!