RPG Developer Bakin

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### RPG Developer Bakin: Project Basics Setup

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=nowdiff&age=1&cmd=backup&page=Create+New

Guides users through setting up the 'Project Basics', which includes defining the Game Title, Subtitle, and Creator (Nickname). These settings can be modified later.

```Text
**Project Basics [#s9e4a721]
Here, you will decide on the following three points, which can be considered the most basic profile of the game.
Any of these can be freely changed later.

COLOR(#FF0000):画像入る（プロジェクトの基本）
#ref(./Project_Basic_EN.png,80%)
#br

-''Game Title''
The first step is, of course, to decide on the game title.
It has a temporary title of "The New Legend," so click on it and rewrite the title to your own preference.


-''Subtitle''
Let's also add a subtitle. Here, too, rewrite the tentative title "The New Legend".


-''Creator''
Then, enter another important piece of information, your name, as the game designer, in the temporary name section called "Nickname".


When everything is set, click "->Next" to proceed to the next step.
```

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### RPG Developer Bakin: Create New Feature Overview

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=nowdiff&age=1&cmd=backup&page=Create+New

Explains the 'Create New' feature in RPG Developer Bakin, which also guides users through game creation by specifying a few fields. Similar to the wizard, it's intended for new users to get started with game development.

```Text
RPG Developer Bakin" has a "Create New" that guides you through the process of creating a game by simply specifying a few fields.
Whether you are getting this application for the first time or are a complete game creation beginner, please use this feature first to experience the world of "RPG Developer Bakin".
```

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### Sprite Tool Configuration Example

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=diff&age=7&cmd=backup&page=Sprite+Tool

This is a configuration example for the Sprite Tool, likely used within a wiki or similar system. It includes author information and basic setup for the tool.

```Wiki Markup
#author("2024-05-14T11:26:32+09:00","default:admin","admin")
#author("2024-05-24T16:55:52+09:00","default:admin","admin")
*Sprite Tool [#i55e70fe]
This tool allows you to create "sprites" that are animated by combining multiple images.
Sprites can be used to create moving effects on the title screen and menu screen, or to change the facial expressions of the cast in conversation scenes.
Please also refer to Resources > [[Sprites]].

#ref(./SpriteTool.png,50%)

#contents

**Description of Each Function [#nbfb04bc]
***Sprite List [#nb1bc424]
A list of registered sprite sets and motions is displayed.
#ref(./SpriteTool_SpriteList.png,60%)
#br
-''Sprite Set Add button''
-''Motion Add button''
A "sprite set" is like a folder that contains multiple "motions".
"Motion" is that which is displayed in a sprite composed of images and sounds.
When a "sprite set" is added, one "motion" is automatically created.

-''Context Menu''
Select an entry and right-click to display a context menu.
You can copy, delete, or duplicate entries.

***Sprite Preview [#lf56e101]
This is the area where the animation being created will be played.
Selecting a motion in the sprite list displays a preview.
The various preview settings are grouped together at the top of the preview field.
Note that the center coordinates of the preview are (0,0).

#ref(./SpriteTool_SpritePreview.png,60%)
#br
-''Scale''
Changing the scale of the preview. It can also be operated with the center wheel of the mouse.

-''Screen Marker''
A frame with the same ratio as the screen size specified in Game Definition > Project Settings > Run-Time Resolution will be displayed.

-''Layer Marker''
A marker indicating the layer number appears.
By dragging a layer marker on the preview, you can change the display position of that layer.

- ''Layer Marker (selected layer only)''
Only the markers of the currently selected layer on the timeline are displayed.
When this button is turned on, the Layer Marker button is toggled off.

-''Target Image''
An image can be displayed on the preview as a guide to determine the position of the sprite.
For example, when displaying a sprite over a cast, proper positioning can be achieved by placing an image of the cast as the target.

-''Background''
An image can be displayed in the background of the preview.

-''Position from Target''
You can change where the sprite origin is placed in relation to the image you have assigned as the target.

-''Position Shift''
You can shift the position of all layers together, up, down, left, or right.


***Timeline [#m0ccf80e]
#ref(./SpriteTool_TimeLine.png,60%)
#br

-''Timeline Top Menu''
--''Layer Add button''
Add a layer.

--''Mask Layer Add button''
Add a mask layer.

--''Frame Add button''
Add an empty keyframe to the very end of the timeline.

--''Copy button''
Copy the selected layer/keyframe/cell.
Click on the top row (seconds) field of the timeline to select the entire keyframe.

--''Paste button''
Paste what you have copied.

--''Delete button''
Delete the selected layer/keyframe/cell.

--''Play button''
The animation specified on the timeline is played back on the preview.

--''Stop button''
Stop the animation preview.

--''Loop button''
When turned on, the animation is played in a loop.

--''Slider''
By dragging the thumb (knob), the playback position of the animation can be changed.

----
-''Context Menu''
The content of the context menu changes depending on where in the timeline is selected.
--''Layer Name Cell''
You can copy, paste, and insert layers.
The order of layers can also be rearranged using the +/- buttons.

--''Select Keyframe (sec) Cell''
You can copy, paste, and insert keyframes.

--''Other Cells''
You can copy and paste cell contents.
----
-''Timeline''
Specify the timing of the sprite's movement and the image to be displayed.
Specify the state of the image set on the layer at the timing of the animation keyframes (columns).
--''(sec)''
This line displays the keyframe timing converted to seconds.

--''Start Frame''
This row assigns the timing of the start of the key frame in frames (1/60 second).

--''Number of Frames''
This is the number of frames that will be displayed.
When the number of frames is changed, the start frame of keyframes after the changed keyframe is also automatically changed.

--''Screen Flash''
Flash the entire screen with the color and transparency you assign.

--''Target Flash''

```

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### Troubleshooting Sample Game Startup Failures

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=source&age=25&cmd=backup&page=FAQ

Offers a solution for sample games not starting by ensuring the PC's graphics board drivers are up-to-date. It also provides a link to a general troubleshooting guide.

```text
Please make sure that your PC's graphics board drivers are up-to-date.
If the above does not solve the problem, please see [[When Problems Occur:https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/?When+Problems+Occur]].
```

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### RPG Developer Bakin - Asset Amount Setting Syntax

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=diff&age=3&cmd=backup&page=Create+New

Explains the wiki syntax for configuring asset settings, including options for 'Normal' and 'Simple' starting configurations. This section guides users on resource management.

```wiki
**Asset Amount Setting included from the Beginning [#na131c4f]
Assets are resources used in games, such as images, 3D models, music, and sound effects.
Starting with either of the following, you are free to add any assets you need to create your game.

#ref(Asset Amount Setting included from the Beginning.png)
#br

-''Normal''
This is a good choice for first-time users or those who want to familiarize themselves with the application, as it allows them to start creating a game with some assets ready to go.

-''Simple''
You will start creating your game with the minimum required assets. You will add various data by yourself.


Once you have specified your asset, click "-> Next" to proceed to the next step.
```

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### RPG Developer Bakin: Game Creation Flow - Top Menu

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=nowdiff&age=1&cmd=backup&page=Create+New

Details the initial steps for creating a game using the wizard or the 'Create New' feature, starting with the 'Top Menu'. Users click '-> Next' to proceed to initial game settings.

```Text
First, click on "Create New" in the "Top Menu".

COLOR(#FF0000):画像入る（左側のトップメニュー）
#ref(./TopMenuList_EN.png,80%)
#br

**Top Page [#r1d63262]
This is where you start. Click on "-> Next" in the lower right corner to specify the initial settings for your game.
```

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### PukiWiki Screen Transition Example

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=nowdiff&age=2&cmd=backup&page=Layout+Tool+Overview

Provides an example of how to describe screen connections and transitions in PukiWiki using text and size formatting.

```text
***Screen Connection [#m2de13e2]
... &size(18){"Menu" screen -> "Item Selection" screen -> "Item User Selection" screen};
... &size(18){"Store Selection" screen -> "Buy" screen -> "Quantity Purchased" screen};
```

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### RPG Maker Plugin Commands for Game Start Configuration

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=diff&age=2&cmd=backup&page=Start+Settings

This section details the plugin commands used to configure the game's starting state. It includes settings for the main character, accompanying members, initial money, party size limits, and starting location.

```pukiwiki
#author("2022-08-15T06:46:21+00:00","","")
#author("2022-09-29T05:31:24+00:00","default:admin","admin")
#contents

*Start Settings [#he28d156]
Specify the cast to operate at the start of the game, the members to accompany them, the amount of money they have, the maximum number of members to accompany them, and the starting point.

**Main Cast [#g651ae56]
Specify a cast to operate from the casts you have already created.

//◆画像

#ref(Main Cast.png)
#br

-''Preview''
An image of the selected cast will be displayed.

-''Cast Name''
The cast name will be displayed. Click on the name or the arrow to select the cast from the asset picker.

-''Parameters''
The parameters of the selected cast are displayed.

**Initial Accompanied Members [#i3c8ccb4]
In addition to the main cast, specify the accompanying casts at the start of the game.

//◆画像

#ref(Initial Accompanied Members.png)
#br

-''Add Button''
Add accompanying members. Click to select a cast from the asset picker.

-''Delete Button''
Remove the selected cast member from the accompanying cast.


**Initial State [#fede852f]
Specify how much money they will have at the start of the game and the maximum number of cast members who will accompany them and how they will be displayed.

#ref(Initinal State.png)
#br

-''Money in Possession''
Specify the amount of money owned at the start of the game.

-''Maximum Number of Accompanied Members''
Specify the number of members that can accompany the party.

-''Display Accompanied Members in Party Train''
If turned on, the accompanying members will be displayed in formation.

-''Number of Casts Displayed in Party Train''
Specify the number of cast members that can be displayed in the formation. Up to 8 cast members can be specified.

-''Maximum Number of Reserve Members''
Specify the maximum number of reserve members who will not join the party. A maximum of 99 members can be specified.


**Items Owned from the Beginning [#m9c1862a]
Specify the items that the main cast has in their possession from the beginning of the game.

//◆画像

#ref(Items Owned from the Beginng.png)
#br

-''Add Button''
Add items to the possession. Click to select items from the asset picker.

-''Delete Button''
Remove the selected item from this list.


**Map with Start Point and Appearance Position [#dad727d3]
Specify the map of the starting point and the coordinates of the location of the appearance.

//◆画像

#ref(Map with Start Point and Appearance Position.png)
#br

-''Select the First Map''
Click to display the list of maps created in the Map Editor. Specify the map you want to use as a starting point.

-''X''
X-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Y''
Y-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Z''
Z-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Preview''
The red dot that rotates is the starting point, which can be specified by clicking on the preview screen.
In the preview screen, left-drag to slide, and rotate the mouse wheel to zoom in and out.
```

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### RPG Maker Plugin Command Example

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=diff&age=17&cmd=backup&page=Materials

Demonstrates how to define and use plugin commands in RPG Maker. This is essential for extending the game's functionality through custom scripts.

```JavaScript
#author("2024-01-05T08:30:02+00:00","default:admin","admin")
#author("2024-06-21T15:23:51+09:00","default:admin","admin")
```

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### Shader Configuration Example

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=diff&age=7&cmd=backup&page=Shaders

This snippet demonstrates how to define shader metadata, including author information and shader specifications. It serves as a template for documenting individual shaders.

```wiki
#author("2023-12-20T02:46:22+00:00","default:admin","admin")
#author("2023-12-26T10:32:55+00:00","default:admin","admin")
*Specifications: Shaders [#pe6cab70]
This section describes each shader.
Shaders should be changed according to what you want to achieve, so refer to this explanation and sample data to specify the shader you are looking for.
```

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### RPG Maker MZ - Configure Start Settings

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=source&age=3&cmd=backup&page=Start+Settings

This configuration block sets up the initial game state for RPG Maker MZ. It allows customization of the main character, their companions, starting currency, inventory, and spawn point on the map. Dependencies include pre-created assets like casts (characters) and items.

```plaintext
#author("2022-10-12T03:07:49+00:00","default:admin","admin")
*Start Settings [#he28d156]
Specify the cast to operate at the start of the game, the members to accompany them, the amount of money they have, the maximum number of members to accompany them, and the starting point.
#br
#contents

**Main Cast [#g651ae56]
Specify a cast to operate from the casts you have already created.

//◆画像

#ref(Main Cast.png)
#br

-''Preview''
An image of the selected cast will be displayed.

-''Cast Name''
The cast name will be displayed. Click on the name or the arrow to select the cast from the asset picker.

-''Parameters''
The parameters of the selected cast are displayed.

**Initial Accompanied Members [#i3c8ccb4]
In addition to the main cast, specify the accompanying casts at the start of the game.

//◆画像

#ref(Initial Accompanied Members.png)
#br

-''Add Button''
Add accompanying members. Click to select a cast from the asset picker.

-''Delete Button''
Remove the selected cast member from the accompanying cast.


**Initial State [#fede852f]
Specify how much money they will have at the start of the game and the maximum number of cast members who will accompany them and how they will be displayed.

#ref(Initinal State.png)
#br

-''Money in Possession''
Specify the amount of money owned at the start of the game.

-''Maximum Number of Accompanied Members''
Specify the number of members that can accompany the party.

-''Display Accompanied Members in Party Train''
If turned on, the accompanying members will be displayed in formation.

-''Number of Casts Displayed in Party Train''
Specify the number of cast members that can be displayed in the formation. Up to 8 cast members can be specified.

-''Maximum Number of Reserve Members''
Specify the maximum number of reserve members who will not join the party. A maximum of 99 members can be specified.


**Items Owned from the Beginning [#m9c1862a]
Specify the items that the main cast has in their possession from the beginning of the game.

//◆画像

#ref(Items Owned from the Beginng.png)
#br

-''Add Button''
Add items to the possession. Click to select items from the asset picker.

-''Delete Button''
Remove the selected item from this list.


**Map with Start Point and Appearance Position [#dad727d3]
Specify the map of the starting point and the coordinates of the location of the appearance.

//◆画像

#ref(Map with Start Point and Appearance Position.png)
#br

-''Select the First Map''
Click to display the list of maps created in the Map Editor. Specify the map you want to use as a starting point.

-''X''
X-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Y''
Y-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Z''
Z-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Preview''
The red dot that rotates is the starting point, which can be specified by clicking on the preview screen.
In the preview screen, left-drag to slide, and rotate the mouse wheel to zoom in and out.

```

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### RPG Maker MZ Plugin: Start Settings Configuration

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=nowdiff&age=1&cmd=backup&page=Start+Settings

This code snippet defines the structure and configuration options for the 'Start Settings' plugin in RPG Maker MZ. It outlines parameters for main cast, initial party members, starting money, party display settings, and initial items. This configuration is crucial for setting up the game's initial state before the player begins.

```javascript
#author("2022-08-15T06:46:21+00:00","","","")
#author("2023-07-03T01:38:26+00:00","default:admin","admin")
*Start Settings [#he28d156]
Specify the cast to operate at the start of the game, the members to accompany them, the amount of money they have, the maximum number of members to accompany them, and the starting point.
#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings.png,50%)
#br
#contents

**Main Cast [#g651ae56]
Specify a cast to operate from the casts you have already created.

//◆画像

#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_MainCast.png,80%)
#br

-''Preview''
An image of the selected cast will be displayed.

-''Cast Name''
The cast name will be displayed. Click on the name or the arrow to select the cast from the asset picker.

-''Parameters''
The parameters of the selected cast are displayed.

**Initial Accompanied Members [#i3c8ccb4]
In addition to the main cast, specify the accompanying casts at the start of the game.

//◆画像

**Initial State [#fede852f]
#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_InitialAccompaniedMembers.png,80%)
#br

-''Add Button''
Add accompanying members. Click to select a cast from the asset picker.
Any members exceeding the Maximum Number of Accompanied Members specified in the "Defaults" section will automatically be registered as a reserve member.

-''Delete Button''
Remove the selected cast member from the accompanying cast.


**Default [#fede852f]
Specify how much money they will have at the start of the game and the maximum number of cast members who will accompany them and how they will be displayed.

#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_Defaults.png,80%)
#br

-''Money in Possession''
Specify the amount of money owned at the start of the game.

-''Maximum Number of Accompanied Members''
Specify the number of members that can accompany the party.
Up to seven members can be specified, which allows for a party of up to eight people together including the player.

-''Display Accompanied Members in Party Train''
If turned on, the accompanying members will be displayed in formation.

-''Number of Casts Displayed in Party Train''
Specify the number of cast members that can be displayed in the formation. Up to 8 cast members can be specified.

-''Maximum Number of Reserve Members''
Specify the maximum number of reserve members who will not join the party. A maximum of 99 members can be specified.


**Items Owned from the Beginning [#m9c1862a]
Specify the items that the main cast has in their possession from the beginning of the game.

//◆画像

#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_Items.png,80%)
#br

-''Add Button''
Add items to the possession. Click to select items from the asset picker.

-''Delete Button''
Remove the selected item from this list.
Multiple selections can be made by holding down the Shift or Ctrl key while clicking on the icons, and then batch deletion can be performed using the Delete button.

**Map with Start Point and Appearance Position [#dad727d3]
Specify the map of the starting point and the coordinates of the location of the appearance.

//◆画像

#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_StartPoint.png,80%)
#br

-''Select the First Map''
Click to display the list of maps created in the Map Editor. Specify the map you want to use as a starting point.

-''X''
X-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Y''
Y-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Z''
Z-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Preview''
The red dot that rotates is the starting point, which can be specified by clicking on the preview screen.
In the preview screen, left-drag to slide, and rotate the mouse wheel to zoom in and out.

```

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### RPG Maker Material Configuration Example

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=diff&age=17&cmd=backup&page=Materials

Illustrates how to configure material settings in RPG Maker, including referencing images, setting up lists, and defining material properties like rendering order and culling.

```RPG Maker Script
*Materials [#nfa49cd0]
Under Materials in the Resource menu, you can configure detailed settings for materials.

//COLOR(#FF0000):画像入る

#ref(./Materials.png,50%)
#br
#contents
**Material List [#x069eae2]
This is a list of registered materials.
Materials can be generated automatically when a model is added, or they can be generated anew by selecting the texture you want to base the model on from the Add button.

//COLOR(#FF0000):画像入る

#ref(./Materials List.png,60%)
#br

-''Add Button''
Select a registered texture and generate a material.

-''Folder Button''
Add a folder for management.
If there are any selected files, include them and make them into a folder. (Multiple selections allowed)
Data can be moved by drag and drop after adding folders.

-''Copy Button''
Copy the selected materials.

-''Paste Button''
Paste the copied materials.

-''Trash Button''
Delete the selected materials.

**Material List / Right-Click Menu [#a207855b]
Right-click in the material list to view.

//COLOR(#FF0000):画像入る

#ref(./Right.png,70%)
#br

-''Cut''
Cut out the selected materials.

-''Copy''
Copy the selected materials.

-''Paste''
Paste the cut and copied materials.

-''Delete''
Delete the selected materials.

- ''Rename File by Resource Name''
Not used for materials in Resource Management.

- ''Specify Local Name''
Folder name localization function.
English folder names can be specified when opening in the English version.

-''Export Selected Elements''
Export the selected elements as an .exrbr file. If multiple selections are made, they are combined into one file.
The .exrbr file is a file format that allows various resources to be compiled and imported into Bakin.

- ''Open the Resources Folder in Explorer''
Not used for materials in Resource Management.

- ''Open the Import Folder in Explorer''
Not used for materials in Resource Management.

- ''Copy GUID''
Copy the GUID.

- ''Sort This Hierarchy by Name''
Sort alphabetically by name within the selected hierarchy/folder.

- ''Sort Selected Elements by Name''
Sort only on multiple selections.

**Material Preview [#df9a772d]
This is a preview screen of the material.

#ref(./Material_Preview.png,50%)
#br


-''Preview Screen''
The camera can be rotated and moved by dragging the right mouse button and moved horizontally by dragging the middle mouse button.

-''Model Used for Preview''
//You can select a sphere or a model for which the material being selected is specified.
You can assign a sphere, or a model or 3D stamp with the material being selected specified.

**Material Settings [#hb1eb2cb]
This section provides detailed material settings.

//COLOR(#FF0000):画像入る
#ref(./Materials_Settings.png,70%)
#br

-''Name''
Specify the name for the material.
(It can also be changed by clicking twice on the name of the physics setting in the Physics Settings list.)


-''Basic''
--''Rendering Order Offset''
The order of rendering can be controlled. The higher the value specified, the more the material will be rendered in the foreground.
This function is only available when some shaders are selected.

--''Culling''
Select whether to render the faces of the mesh.
#br
//COLOR(#FF0000):画像入る
#ref(Culling.png)
---''Back Face Culling'': The back side of the mesh is not rendered. (Normally, this setting is used.)
---''Double Sided'': Render both sides of the mesh. (Use this setting when you want both sides of the mesh to be rendered, for example, for grass.)
---''Front Face Culling'': The front side of the mesh is not rendered.
---''Invisible'': Does not render the mesh.

--''Cast Shadow''
This setting determines whether or not this material casts shadows on the model to which it is assigned.

--''Decal Target''
If turned on, the decal stamp will be projected onto the child materials.
Turn on if you want the decal to be reflected on objects on maps.
```

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### C# Plugin for RPG Maker Battle Start

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=nowdiff&age=97&cmd=backup&page=Update+log

This C# code demonstrates how to initiate battles directly from a plugin using the BattleStart method of the MapScene class. It allows specifying monsters to appear by passing a list of Yukar.Common.Rom.Cast GUIDs. This is useful for dynamically triggering combat scenarios.

```C#
using Yukar.Common.Rom;

// ... inside a method within your plugin class ...

// Example: List of monster GUIDs to appear in battle
var monsterGuids = new List<string> { "GUID_OF_MONSTER_1", "GUID_OF_MONSTER_2" };

// Assuming 'sceneManager' is an instance of SceneManager or similar context
// This is a simplified representation, actual implementation might vary based on the engine's structure
// sceneManager.Call("MapScene.BattleStart", monsterGuids);

// Or if directly accessing a MapScene instance:
// MapScene currentMapScene = ...; // Get the current MapScene instance
// currentMapScene.BattleStart(monsterGuids);
```

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### RPG Maker Wiki Syntax for Start Settings

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=diff&age=5&cmd=backup&page=Start+Settings

This snippet shows the custom wiki syntax used in RPG Maker projects to define game start settings. It includes directives for authoring, page titles, image references, and content inclusion. This syntax is specific to the PukiWiki engine used in this project.

```wikitext
#author("2022-11-13T04:22:42+00:00","default:admin","admin")
#author("2023-05-25T01:28:37+00:00","default:admin","admin")
*Start Settings [#he28d156]
Specify the cast to operate at the start of the game, the members to accompany them, the amount of money they have, the maximum number of members to accompany them, and the starting point.
#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings.png,50%)
#br
#contents

**Main Cast [#g651ae56]
Specify a cast to operate from the casts you have already created.

//◆画像

#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_MainCast.png,80%)
#br

-''Preview''
An image of the selected cast will be displayed.

-''Cast Name''
The cast name will be displayed. Click on the name or the arrow to select the cast from the asset picker.

-''Parameters''
The parameters of the selected cast are displayed.

**Initial Accompanied Members [#i3c8ccb4]
In addition to the main cast, specify the accompanying casts at the start of the game.

//◆画像

#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_InitialAccompaniedMembers.png,80%)
#br

-''Add Button''
Add accompanying members. Click to select a cast from the asset picker.

-''Delete Button''
Remove the selected cast member from the accompanying cast.


**Default [#fede852f]
Specify how much money they will have at the start of the game and the maximum number of cast members who will accompany them and how they will be displayed.

#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_Defaults.png,80%)
#br

-''Money in Possession''
Specify the amount of money owned at the start of the game.

-''Maximum Number of Accompanied Members''
Specify the number of members that can accompany the party.

-''Display Accompanied Members in Party Train''
If turned on, the accompanying members will be displayed in formation.

-''Number of Casts Displayed in Party Train''
Specify the number of cast members that can be displayed in the formation. Up to 8 cast members can be specified.

-''Maximum Number of Reserve Members''
Specify the maximum number of reserve members who will not join the party. A maximum of 99 members can be specified.


**Items Owned from the Beginning [#m9c1862a]
Specify the items that the main cast has in their possession from the beginning of the game.

//◆画像

#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_Items.png,80%)
#br

-''Add Button''
Add items to the possession. Click to select items from the asset picker.

-''Delete Button''
Remove the selected item from this list.
Multiple selections can be made by holding down the Shift or Ctrl key while clicking on the icons, and then batch deletion can be performed using the Delete button.


**Map with Start Point and Appearance Position [#dad727d3]
Specify the map of the starting point and the coordinates of the location of the appearance.

//◆画像

#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_StartPoint.png,80%)
#br

-''Select the First Map''
Click to display the list of maps created in the Map Editor. Specify the map you want to use as a starting point.

-''X''
X-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Y''
Y-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Z''
Z-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Preview''
The red dot that rotates is the starting point, which can be specified by clicking on the preview screen.
In the preview screen, left-drag to slide, and rotate the mouse wheel to zoom in and out.

```

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### C# Plugin Development Environment Setup

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=diff&age=31&cmd=backup&page=Update+log

This section describes the recommended environment for creating C# plugins for RPG Maker Bakin. It specifies the need for Visual Studio (Community Edition is acceptable) with C# development capabilities installed. This setup is crucial for compiling and modifying .cs engine plugins.

```text
Recommended IDE: Visual Studio (Community Edition acceptable)
Required Workload: .NET desktop development (or similar C# development capability)
```

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### System Resources Configuration Example (PukiWiki Syntax)

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=nowdiff&age=1&cmd=backup&page=System+Resources

This snippet demonstrates how to configure system resources using PukiWiki syntax. It shows the use of author tags, section headers, image references, and lists for organizing settings.

```pukiwiki
#author("2022-10-12T03:00:05+00:00","default:admin","admin")
*システムリソース* [#v722bc64]
#author("2025-04-24T14:58:29+09:00","default:admin","admin")
*System Resources [#v722bc64]

ゲーム中に使用されるシステム効果音、メッセージウインドウ、バトルコマンド等のデータを変更します。
設定できる項目は以下の通りです。変更したい項目をクリックし、アセットピッカーから設定したいパーツやファイルを選択します。
Change data for system sound effects, message windows, battle commands, etc. used during the game.
The following fields can be specified. Click on the field you wish to change, then select the part or file you wish to specify from the asset picker.
//COLOR(#FF0000):画像入る
#ref(./システムリソース.png,50%)
#ref(./GameDefinition_SystemResources.png,80%)
#br
```

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### Get Item Tag and Notes from Cast GUID

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=diff&age=7&cmd=backup&page=Creating+Plugins+FAQ

Retrieves the '#Management Tags + Notes' string for a cast using its GUID. It accesses the catalog to get the cast item and then its tags.

```csharp
catalog.getItemFromGuid(new Guid("CastGUID")).tags
```

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### RPG Bakin Plugin Configuration Example

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=diff&age=1&cmd=backup&page=Crafting+System

Example of how to configure the Crafting System plugin using Bakin's script format. This includes setting author information, plugin version, and general introduction to the plugin's capabilities.

```Bakin Script
#author("2025-08-27T15:23:30+09:00","default:admin","admin")
*''Crafting System Plugin Manual'' [#sa2fc2db]
Version 2.0.4 (For Bakin v1.15+)  
By Jagonz

#contents

**Introduction [#b318cbf5]
This plugin allows you to create craftable items with customizable parameters, giving you full control over your crafting system in RPG Bakin.
```

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### Execute Script Runner and Handle Battle Events

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=nowdiff&age=1&cmd=backup&page=Creating+Plugins+FAQ

Shows how to get a script runner for a given GUID, execute its `Run` method, and if successful, trigger a battle event controller's start method. This is used for initiating scripted events within the game, potentially during battles.

```csharp
 var runner = mapScene.GetScriptRunner(guid);
   
     // If a runner could not be obtained (not a single sheet meeting the conditions), then escape.
     if (runner == null)
         return;
  
     // Start execution
     bool result = runner.Run();
  
     // If you want to run it during a battle, flag it to be included in the main loop of the battle process.
     var btlEvtCtl = mapScene as BattleEventControllerBase;
     if (result && btlEvtCtl != null)
     {
         btlEvtCtl.start(guid);
     }
```

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### Set Starting Equipment in RPG Maker

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=nowdiff&age=3&cmd=backup&page=Casts

Details how to configure the initial equipment for characters at the start of the game. It specifies the types of equipment slots available.

```plaintext
「武器」「腕防具」「頭防具」「体防具」「装備品１」「装備品２」の6種類を設定できます。
```

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### C# - Get Motion Start and End Frames from Motion Name

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=nowdiff&age=9&cmd=backup&page=Creating+Plugins+FAQ

Illustrates how to obtain the start and end frames of a motion from its name. This involves first getting the `MotionSet` resource, which is a prerequisite for accessing motion data within the game engine.

```csharp
// 1. Obtain MotionSet resource from ResourceHolder
var gfxResource = mapChr.getGraphic() as GfxResourceBase;
```

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### PukiWiki Markup for Game Start Settings

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=diff&age=4&cmd=backup&page=Start+Settings

This snippet demonstrates how to configure game start settings using PukiWiki markup. It includes directives for setting the author, defining page sections like 'Start Settings', 'Main Cast', 'Initial Accompanied Members', 'Initial State', 'Items Owned from the Beginning', and 'Map with Start Point and Appearance Position'. It also shows how to reference images and set up navigational elements like 'contents'.

```PukiWiki Markup
#author("2022-10-12T03:07:49+00:00","default:admin","admin")
#author("2022-11-13T04:22:42+00:00","default:admin","admin")
*Start Settings [#he28d156]
Specify the cast to operate at the start of the game, the members to accompany them, the amount of money they have, the maximum number of members to accompany them, and the starting point.
#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings.png,50%)
#br
#contents

**Main Cast [#g651ae56]
Specify a cast to operate from the casts you have already created.

//◆画像

#ref(Main Cast.png)
#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_MainCast.png,80%)
#br

-''Preview''
An image of the selected cast will be displayed.

-''Cast Name''
The cast name will be displayed. Click on the name or the arrow to select the cast from the asset picker.

-''Parameters''
The parameters of the selected cast are displayed.

**Initial Accompanied Members [#i3c8ccb4]
In addition to the main cast, specify the accompanying casts at the start of the game.

//◆画像

#ref(Initial Accompanied Members.png)
#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_InitialAccompaniedMembers.png,80%)
#br

-''Add Button''
Add accompanying members. Click to select a cast from the asset picker.

-''Delete Button''
Remove the selected cast member from the accompanying cast.


**Initial State [#fede852f]
**Default [#fede852f]
Specify how much money they will have at the start of the game and the maximum number of cast members who will accompany them and how they will be displayed.

#ref(Initinal State.png)
#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_Defaults.png,80%)
#br

-''Money in Possession''
Specify the amount of money owned at the start of the game.

-''Maximum Number of Accompanied Members''
Specify the number of members that can accompany the party.

-''Display Accompanied Members in Party Train''
If turned on, the accompanying members will be displayed in formation.

-''Number of Casts Displayed in Party Train''
Specify the number of cast members that can be displayed in the formation. Up to 8 cast members can be specified.

-''Maximum Number of Reserve Members''
Specify the maximum number of reserve members who will not join the party. A maximum of 99 members can be specified.


**Items Owned from the Beginning [#m9c1862a]
Specify the items that the main cast has in their possession from the beginning of the game.

//◆画像

#ref(Items Owned from the Beginng.png)
#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_Items.png,80%)
#br

-''Add Button''
Add items to the possession. Click to select items from the asset picker.

-''Delete Button''
Remove the selected item from this list.


**Map with Start Point and Appearance Position [#dad727d3]
Specify the map of the starting point and the coordinates of the location of the appearance.

//◆画像

#ref(Map with Start Point and Appearance Position.png)
#ref(./GameDefinition_StartSettings_StartPoint.png,80%)
#br

-''Select the First Map''
Click to display the list of maps created in the Map Editor. Specify the map you want to use as a starting point.

-''X''
X-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Y''
Y-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Z''
Z-coordinates of the starting point. The point selected in the preview is displayed, but you can also enter the coordinates directly here.
-''Preview''
The red dot that rotates is the starting point, which can be specified by clicking on the preview screen.
In the preview screen, left-drag to slide, and rotate the mouse wheel to zoom in and out.

```

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### Get Enemy Dropped Item in RPG Maker MZ Battle (C#)

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=diff&age=9&cmd=backup&page=Creating+Plugins+FAQ

This code snippet retrieves the GUID and name of the first dropped item from the first enemy in battle. It accesses the `dropItems` list within the monster object obtained from `EnemyViewDataList` and then uses the catalog to get the item's name from its GUID.

```csharp
var guid = BattleSequenceManagerBase.Get().EnemyViewDataList[0].monster.dropItems[0].item;
var name = catalog.getItemFromGuid(guid)?.name;
```

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### RPG Maker Bakin Configuration - Code Example

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=source&age=2&cmd=backup&page=Configuration

This snippet, written in a custom wiki markup language, demonstrates how to set metadata and configure basic environment settings for RPG Maker Bakin. It includes sections for language, font selection, save locations, and other tool preferences. Note that this is not a standard programming language but a configuration syntax.

```wiki_markup
#author("2022-10-11T01:55:59+00:00","default:admin","admin")
*Configuration [#w611c493]
Configure the basic environment settings for creating games with Bakin, such as changing the language used and specifying a working folder.

**Language [#dc49ff48]
Switch languages. Currently, only Japanese and English are supported.

**In-Game Font Style [#h25fe25f]
Specify the font to be used in the game you are creating.

- ''Use the Standard Font''
Use RPG Developer Bakin's standard font.

- ''Choose from the Installed Fonts (Depending on the Execution Environment)''
Specify the font to be used in the game you are creating from those installed in your PC.

-- ''Use a rendering method that supports multi-language fonts (High Rendering load)''

**Game File Save Location [#rf0ea0e5]
Specify the folder where you want the game files to be saved.


**Other Tool Settings [#fca9704a]

- ''Reset Advice Window Display State''
Allow the advice windows to reappear.

- ''Window Initialization''
Reset the window position displayed on the map editor to its initial state.

- ''Palette Initialization''
Reset the palette position to its initial state.

- ''System Report''
If you encounter any problems while using Bakin, please send this system report to our support along with a report of the problem.

- ''Do not display added contents when adding assets''
Specify pm or off for the message that appears when an asset is added in the asset picker.

- ''Use Quick Toolbar''
Display a quick toolbar near the cursor.

- ''Do not display graphic resource error dialog''
Turn on or off the error dialog that appears when there is a problem with the 3D model used in the game file.

- ''Display Cursor Position Information Window''

- ''Terrain Selection Display''
Select how you want the terrains to appear when you select them.

**Auto Backup [#ud5b1657]
Automatically backs up game files. The timing for saving can be selected from "When Switching Maps", "When Closing Dialog", or a specified "Time".
#ref(Auto Backup.png)
```

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### Get Motion Start and End Frames by Name in RPG Maker

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=nowdiff&age=10&cmd=backup&page=Creating+Plugins+FAQ

Provides a method to retrieve the start and end frames of a motion from its name within the motion list. This is useful for animating 3D stamps.

```csharp
// Obtain MotionSet resource from ResourceHolder
var gfxResource = mapChr.getGraphic() as GfxResourceBase;
```

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### C# Plugin Development Environment Setup

Source: https://rpgbakin.com/pukiwiki_en/index_action=source&age=101&cmd=backup&page=Update+log

Recommended environment for creating Bakin plugins. This includes installing Visual Studio with C# development capabilities. The Community version is sufficient for plugin development.

```text
Install Visual Studio (Community edition accepted) with C# development workload.
```
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