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YEP.129 - Turn Order Display - RPG Maker MV (Patreon)

Published:
2017-03-17 13:00:00
Imported:
2026-06
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For Turn-Based Battle Systems like DTB (Default Turn Battle), letting the player see the turn order visually can add a whole lot more depth to the battle system. This plugin will add a display of icons showing the turn order of the player's party and the enemy party within a corner of the screen (modifiable).

You can grab the plugin here:

Yanfly.moe: http://yanfly.moe/2017/03/17/yep-129-turn-order-display-rpg-maker-mv/

Happy RPG Making! :D

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This has actually been a plugin I've been meaning to release for the longest time but never got around to it until recently. Primarily because there were so many other things that were just as important. :)

However, due to the creation of the Battle System - Standard Turn Battle, coming up soon, I figured now would be a great time to release this, especially since it'll be working for both DTB and STB.

Hope you all enjoy it!

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Comments

Anonymous

Nice plugin! Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but when 'Action Speed' formula from Battle Engine Core has a random modifier in it, the order is recalculated after I set out the commands for party members. Is that intentional?

Lin Darkmoon

Wow, thank you so much Yanfly! May I ask what's the Standard Turn Battle? I mean, how does it work? I only know about CTB, ATB and DTB. Thank you so much!

Yanfly
>>4311844

Yeah. For this, it's best if you don't have any random modifiers for the turn actions.

Yanfly
>>4319400

STB will be the battle system released next week. :) It's a cross between DTB where it's turn based but actions occur immediately like how CTB does it. It's basically CTB without the tick-based format meaning it's much easier to balance.