could be a conflict with another plugin. Turn them all of, see if the error stays. If it's gone, it's a conflict with another plugin... so turn one after the other back on and see which one is the cause.

I don't have experience with makers older than MV, so I don't know you'd have to look that up on the internet :)

Not to my knowledge. Not sure if it works if you use FOSSIL, you'd probably have to do some research.

I do like the first example presented in the video with the possibility tile sets. I did have one question, after filling in the tiles with the red tiles how do you make them invisible so you don’t see them in game?

@@EmergeMusic I think I said it in the video, but whenever you don't need to see the guides anymore, just replace the tilesheet file with a completely blank version. The passability you setup for the tileset will still be the same, the red color (or whichever you chose) it just for yourself. :)

NVM, I'm an idiot. Whatever! I'm working in RPG Maker VX Ace and you can't understand how freaking difficult it is! Hope I can make such good Parallax Maps as you do! great work. <3

I think it's in the video, but I use CSP (Clip Studio Paint, version 1 still).

I don't have experience with VX Ace, so I sadly can't help. But maybe someone in the rpgmakerweb forums can.

@@starlitcastle OMG, no! It's fine, you've already helped me out so much with your tutorials! But, I'd like to make 1 question still... Could you pls tell me how's your Parallax's map distribution? I mean like Base (Ceilings, walls), Objects (Furniture), Detailes (Miscellanous things, such as a plushie or a tea cup), and then the Overlay? I'd be thankful if you could assist me with this one!

Having 2 maps is a valid way of doing it... but you can also update/replace the map layers with a plugin call from galvs graphics layers plugin! so in an event you could just override the ID you have for you ground, light, parallax layers with the new images. for example if ID 1 is your ground layer... use an event, that switches from day to night for you (PLUGIN CALL: LAYER_S MAPID ID GRAPHIC X Y OPACITY Z BLEND) Example: LAYER_S MAPID 1 ground_night 0 0 255 1 0 another option is working with tint screen, but that wouldn't account for lighting up windows etc.

@@starlitcastle Thank you for responding!! I'll definitely give that a try and see how it goes, thank you so much again!

It's in the discription :) it's by GWriterStudio, you can find them here on youtube and they sell their music through the unity asset store

​@@starlitcastle Thanks for the kind reply despite the obvious answer. I'm lacking braincells today.

@@chibiredhead7082 no worries, we all have those days, and sometimes the descriptions are easy to overlook. They have some great soundtracks for little money, so if you are looking for music, I can recommend them.

Those are RPG Maker MVs standard tileset.

@@starlitcastle png

@@rileytuffreygaming4204 It's not free to use, you have to own RPG Maker MV to use it.

@@starlitcastle okay

Do what? Parallax map creation? I use CSP (Clip Studio Paint) and have a tutorial on the channel.

I only occasionally take on commissions.

Regarding your character: Maybe you have set the ground layer of your parallax maps above the player? Make sure the ground layer has a Z sorting value of 0 or 1 (1 places it above the normal ground in-engine tiles but below the player). All the area your character can walk on and is not covered by should be on this layer. par1 is parallax layer 1, so the parts of the map that shall be shown above the player, like tree tops etc. Stuff a player can walk behind. Set that to z sorting of 5 or higher. For the collisions... you can pick the way you like the best, either tileset, yanflys regions restrictions or something like QM+Collission. Or combine something like the tilesets with regions. The regions can have many uses, they are one of the many tools you can use when creating your game... For this... yanfly's region restrictions has some parameters you can set in the plugin settings (after importing), for example which tiles aren't walkable for player and events etc. So the region numbers don't mean anything until you give them meaning through plugins or event code. I hope this covered all your questions! As for support... I have an itchio page with some art assets and games, and most of that is also on steam :) (itchio gives me the higher cut of the money and allows tips on top, but steam is just easier for most people, which I absolutly get!) plueschkatze.itch.io/ store.steampowered.com/search/?developer=Plueschkatze store.steampowered.com/app/1687710/Everdine__A_Lost_Girls_Tale/ Thank you very much for considering support!

Take it slow and enjoy the learninig process. It is a bit confusing at the beginning, but once you got a few basic concepts, everything will become easier. Have fun! :)

I personally use Clip Studio Paint.

no, I use Clip Studio Paint, but you could use PS or something else like Krita or GIMP :)

@@starlitcastle thxx

use the light and shadow layers from the parallax mapping plugin of your choice

It doesn't make much of a difference time-wise. It's always down to how much detail is on the map, and how much small items you have to place/arrange, and how much painter-over is involved overall. This one had more editing and paint-over than one using FSM tiles, so yeah... :)

RPGMaker can only render so and so many layers ontop of each other. For MV it is 1 A tile + 2 from the B+ tilesets. So one autile (or A5) and 2 tiles from the sheets that have a lot of objects. I'd recommend getting familiar with how the tilesets work before diving into creating your own by doing some test mapping with the tiles that come with rpgm. For MZ you can set the layer the tile is supposed to be sorted on... I'd recommend watching a baisc mapping tutorial.

@@starlitcastle Omg you responded really thanks that's very helpful

It's a setting in the plugin, please read the plugin's help section and check the plugin settings, if I remember correctly you could define a button there.

@@starlitcastle Yes, i alredy read the plugin help and discovered how to do that, but thanks and sorry. Im really new on this world of plugins.

You can set the layer modes to use on the light/shadow layer for your parallax map from the plugin call. I can't remember rn if the option for lights corresponds to screen, normal add or add(glow) with galvs plugin. You can for sure set the layer mode to multiply though. I'd recommend doing a quick test :)

@@starlitcastle Ah kk tysm for responding!

I'm glad it was helpful!

This one is mainly MV tiles, some edited. Additionally you can check the rpgmakerweb forums, which have a subforum for resources created by the community or the DLCs on either Steam or Komodo Plaza. Itchio also has a lot of RPGM resources and I know some even buy from the japanese platform pixiv booth.

CSP (clip studio paint) and RPG Maker MV or MZ.

Do you have the plugin in your plugin folder plus setup under the plugin manager inside the engine? If so, make sure the plugin command is correct, it‘s picky with caps etc

I have a parallax mapping tutorial on the channel, you basically need a plugin something like orange overlay, galv's graphic layers or similar.

@@starlitcastle thank you. I realized this then also got that I needed plug ins. I tried the binding to map plug in but there was no official down load or information on how to insert it, just a sheet of code

Are there any specific questions you have?