Battle Background Scroll – MV Plugin

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This plugin allows the backgrounds within battles to scroll in both the X and Y directions during a battle.


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Battle Background Scroll
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This plugin allows the backgrounds within battles to scroll in both the
X and Y directions during a battle.

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Troop Notetags
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In order to set scrolling to a troop’s battle backgrounds, you can use
the following notetags within the Troop’s NAME section:

<back1-speed: [xspeed], [yspeed]>
<back2-speed: [xspeed], [yspeed]>

Using these, you can set both X and Y Speeds to the Backgrounds 1 and 2
of the battle.

For example:

Bat*2 <back1-speed: 4, 0> <back1-speed: 0, -3>

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Plugin Commands
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You can also use the following Plugin Command to change the speed of
the battle backgrounds in the middle of the background:

SetBattleBack1ScrollSpeed [xspeed] [yspeed] SetBattleBack2ScrollSpeed [xspeed] [yspeed]

These Plugin Commands are pretty simple. You can use them to manipulate
the Battle Backgrounds 1 and 2 respectively. Simply set “xspeed” and
“yspeed” to the X and Y Speeds you wish to use.

For example:

SetBattleBack1ScrollSpeed 3 6
SetBattleBack2ScrollSpeed 0 -10


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6 thoughts on “Battle Background Scroll – MV Plugin

  1. Parker Oilar

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  2. Ric

    Beautiful plugin!

    One question — I’ve noticed that the lowest I can go is 1 for the scrolling speed. That’s still a bit too fast I feel, but the plugin doesn’t accept any decimals like 0.5.

    Is there any way to get values smaller than 1 to work? I know the engine does accept them in general.

    Thank you!!!

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    1. Ric

      Pardon the double-post, but forgot to add — if the above isn’t possible, is there any way to globally change the scrolling speed so 1 is in fact quite slower?

      Thanks again 😀

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