All of the battlers' origins are messed up because of this, though. If I don't ignore it, then the actor sprite disappears. You have to bucket fill the entire sheet one color. Note that once you have all your sprites on the template, it still can't be used in RPG Maker. Seriously, when I ignore this method, the actor is displayed. If you would like to make your own, the basic dimensions of a full 8 actor character sheet in RPG Maker VX Ace is 384x256 with individual sprite sheets being 96x128. I've made a template for my sprites so it will be easier (the top left character). #perhaps it's pushing the sprite off the screen? 1 7 posts Posted NovemHello all, Long, story short, I need some help resizing my sprites for VX ACe I've decided to take my own shot a creating my own graphics. update_position end setup_new_effect setup_new_animation update_effect else self.bitmap = nil = nil end end. #- # * Frame Update #- def update super if = if update_bitmap #update_origin #not sure why I have to ignore this method. Here's the excerpt of the class that presents the situationĬlass Sprite_Battler < Sprite_Base. Strangely, the only way to make the actor appear is by having the game ignore the update_origin method for the Sprite_Battler class However, I have set this variable to true, which causes the game to get an image for the actor. There is already a 'dummy' actor sprite that is refreshed, updated, and disposed properly, except that the use_sprite? boolean is set to false, because its an actor. I know this must get asked a lot, but how may you display the actors in the battle screen of VX Ace? Maybe more precisely, what must be done to do so? I know there are a lot of scripts and engines out there that modify the battle system to work this way, but I am more interested in simply manually editing the code as to display the actor sprites.

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