During this process, they're turning the flashlight off and handing it to the player character. The event character is handing the player character a flashlight. It doesn't seem to want to turn off the light.Įdit: Example. The flashlight continues to stay on, even when the page is switched to another, and the prior switch is turned off.

The problem that I am having is that no matter what I do: Making a second switch, making extra character pages, switching back to original character pages. The flashlight turns on fine and correctly. The event tries turning off the flashlight, and gives me this error. The above was not the conflict I was having. That was already how I had done the event and switches. I don't know if Terrax requires it as well. Terrax is already in many projects, so it's a lot of work to switch plugins. I'm already working on terrain tags/region lighting, so it'll be available soon. I'll continue to improve it over time and I'll add new features. Ultra Lighting for VX Ace), so I have a lot of experience and I put a lot of effort in this one. This is my fourth lighting/graphics plugin (1. * Custom blending: I implemented another blending equation to blend lights together, so you have two styles to choose from. You don't need to use complicated commands and the light's names are very intuitive (instead of using hex colors, you actually use a light name as halogen, torch, green_torch, and so on). * Intuitive light control: a light is active (ON) when the page of its comment is active. Let's say you need to increase the size of all the torches in your game: you just need to increase the size of the torch image! Also this allows you to easily change the size of any light. My plugin uses images to create lights, so you can create lights for anything (you can simulate windows, car lights, or anything that is more complex than a circular light). * Lights can be of any color/shape/size: your creativity is the limit with this one. You'll get more productive this way and it's easier to tweak your lights! Then, if you have 100 lights of the same type across several maps and you want to change it's graphic or something, you just need to change the light definition instead of changing every single light again. * Easier to use: lights are defined in the plugin and you just need to add a quick comment on any event to add a light. I'll add menu options for low, medium and high graphics settings to compensate this in the next release. And please note that the procedural fog is a bit performance intensive (but it doesn't affect lighting performance!), so old GPUs may not be able to run fog this fast. Of course most people wouldn't end up with these many lights, but my plugin barely impacts your game's performance. I tested this on my laptop (i7 5500u + GTX950M), and the results are the following (I didn't count how many lights, but there's the same number in both maps!).ģ milliseconds per frame, which means up to ~330fps(but it's capped Smooth and reliable gameplay.ģ41 milliseconds per frame, which means ~3fps. I did a quick benchmark, the map has exactly the same size and events, but if you don't trust my test you can easily do one by yourself and see the difference. This is usually how modern, non-RPG Maker games do, which is more reliable and fast. * The fastest lighting plugin: the Advanced Graphics lets the GPU do the intensive work (with WebGL), leaving minimal load on the CPU. I don't know if they work together, so you'll have to Good question! Some of the benefits are a matter of personal preference (like style and feel, or easiness of use), some are big differences and can be measured. L Sorry, my bad! It would be a lot of work to switch indeed.

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