Rpg maker vx what is the action button

Store Page. Can anyone tell me how Action Button is supposed to work? Showing 1 - 7 of 7 comments. How are you using the trigger exactly? The default event option? A plugin? An event command? However, if an enemy moves to attack you, only the enemy can do an action until that turn is over even if you select [Escape].

Actor Commands You will select each party member's action when you select [Fight] in the party commands. The primary actions are [Attack] attack using the currently equipped weapon , [Guard] protect oneself and reduce incoming damage and Item use currently owned items. The types of actions you can select depend on the actor's settings. Shop Menu At the shop you can buy and sell items, weapons, armor, etc. Buy When you select [Buy], items, weapons, armors, etc.

Select the item and item amount and press the OK button to buy. When buying weapons and armor, the party members are displayed and those who are unable to be equipped are grayed out.

When you have 5 or more party members, you can use the dash button or click tap the right window to display the members beyond the 5th member. Select the item you wish to sell, enter the amount to be sold, and press the OK button to sell. From there, you can look at and modify the key bindings for the game. The entries on the left are the keys on your keyboard. The entries to their right are the in-game buttons that they correspond to.

This means that you can bind multiple keys to the same buttons. You can verify this by attempting to trigger the event with each key, and you should be able to do so successfully. Note that these are the properties for your own instance of the RPG Maker game player.

It does not affect anyone else when you distribute your game. As such, this is mainly just something that I use as a reference. If you wish to change key bindings that will affect other players, you will need to use a script for it. Seems like something that we could use. We would just create our events as usual, and then just break it up for each type of trigger we want to have. One section would be the normal interaction, and another section could be our card-game challenging button, or our pickpocket button.

Same event, one page, nothing new. I cant do the action button unless I make it passable, which I dont want to do. Is there anyway to fix it to where you dont have to be ontop of the event to do the action button if its not a character graphic?

When creating or editing the event, set the priority to Same as Characters. Priority is right above Trigger. By default events that have no graphic have Priority set to Below Characters, meaning that you have to stand on top to activate them. Change it to Same as Characters and you'll be able to activate the event the way you want. If you'e using a pixel movement script it can cause issues activating tile-based events as well. I haven't found a work-around yet but it may be your culprit.