Yanfly Engine Plugins is a plugin library made for RPG Maker MV, a wonderful piece of software to help you make that role playing game of your dreams. You can find out more about RPG Maker MV here.
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Segments are divided up depending on a specific flat value amount, allowing for the player to guess the exact value of an HP, MP, or TP gauge. This is because normally, gauges can be kind of hard to read when they’re a bit too long. Make them more visually friendly by segmenting them up so the player has a better idea of how much of a battler’s HP, MP, or TP is left. You can set much value will be used per segment, too.
This is a collaboration plugin by Tigress and Yanfly to ensure compatibility with the Yanfly Engine Plugins library and with special thanks to Fragrarch for an idea on how to approach this.
Introduction
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Segments are divided up depending on a specific flat value amount, allowing for the player to guess the exact value of an HP, MP, or TP gauge. This is because normally, gauges can be kind of hard to read when they’re a bit too long. Make them more visually friendly by segmenting them up so the player has a better idea of how much of a battler’s HP, MP, or TP is left. You can set much value will be used per segment, too.
This plugin is plug and play, but you can adjust the plugin parameters to fit the settings and needs of your game. Adjust the values found in the plugin’s parameters to adjust the mentioned aspect to change up the segments found in a gauge’s HP, MP, or TP.
The Status Menu Core also has compatibility with this plugin to display segmented gauges for the EXP gauges and the parameter gauges. Like with the other plugin parameters, you can adjust the amount of segments added per gauge with them to separate them for easier viewing.
This is a collaboration plugin by Tigress and Yanfly to ensure compatibility with the Yanfly Engine Plugins library and with special thanks to Fragrarch for an idea on how to approach this.
Happy RPG Making!