![]() ![]() I don't not authorize anyone else other than RMN to use this tutorial on there site. Note: Door3 stands for the switch that needs to be creted for each door Conclusion - It's your game if you want to use this way to make doors go ahead just give me credit. It's useful for doors off screen so they also opened but go back to a closed graphic after. So that means you only have to create the 2 switches once and 1 switch for each door making the waste of the switches minimumal. Third Page Event Script Note: Condition must be Door2 is On -Make a new switch called Door3 DOOR2 is Turned Off Door3 is Turned On -Conditional Branch -If Door 3 is Turned Off return graphic to a closed door. You need to own a legal licence for this particular RPG Maker. First Page Event Script Sound Effect: Door Switch Door1 ON Second Page Event Script Note: Condition must be Door1 is turned ON Switch Door1 OFF Switch Door2 ON Third Page Event Script Note: Condition must be Door2 is turned ON Nothin Goes Here Thats the Basic way to make door events, there is another way to make doorevents less switches than it has to be. These resources are created for RPG Maker MV by Kadokawa. The Event 1.Create an event where you want your door -Make the graphic a door -Have three event pages 2.Create two switches call them:Door1,Door2 3.Set the event to Action Key, same level as hero. Each door event takes up 2 switches so use them when you have to no unneccassary doors. Here is the one thing you should know about doors. Door Tutorial Everyone had trouble with this sometimes or another, making doors that opened when you interacted with them. ![]()
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