Tutorial How to create a "Player Falls Down a Hole" animation 1.0

[Ulithium_Dragon]

Ulithium_Dragon submitted a new resource:

How to create a "Player Falls Down a Hole" animation - This tutorial will show how to simulate the effects of a pokemon-style hole falling animation.

This tutorial will go over how to simulate the effects of the standard pokemon-style fall down a hole animation (i.e. exclaim, scene transition, then fall with a thud).

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Foreward:
The method used to accomplish this is much the same as what is done in my Warp Tiles tutorial, albeit a lot simpler because we do not need to use dummy player events.

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[Logica Defeituosa]

Well...

(I don't know if you can see the image)

The event doesn't work well on ice paths

 

[Ulithium_Dragon]

Well...

(I don't know if you can see the image)

The event doesn't work well on ice paths

Hmm... Ok, try this:

In the scripts, go to the section "PField_Field" and find "def Kernel.pbSlideOnIce". Add this on a new line below "return if !event":

return if $falldownhole_ice

Then, in your event, add these two Script Commands like so:

That should fix the problem.

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[Logica Defeituosa]

(Sorry for my broken English)
It actually locks your characters from sliding on the ice.
I used "return if $falldownhole_ice" in the script instead

(I'll try to change my RPG Maker language later)
and then "$falldownhole_ice = true" at the event start and "$falldownhole_ice = false" at the end.

The character will slide on the ice normally before and after this event

 

[Ulithium_Dragon]

The character will slide on the ice normally before and after this event

Oh, my bad... In the script, change "return if !$falldownhole_ice" to "return if $falldownhole_ice". I had the logic flip-flopped

 

[Logica Defeituosa]

Sorry if I'm being rude by sharing it:

Well, I made a version for Overworld Shadows utilizing the jump movement(So the shadow can be smoother):

I used the fade so the jumping animation won't take so long in our time perception.

English version:

Spoiler

>Wait: 2 frame(s)
>Show Animation: Player, [Exclaim bubble]
>Wait: 10 frame(s)
>Play SE:'Sleep', 100, 100
>Change Transparent Flag: Transparency
>Wait: 4 frame(s)
>Change Screen Color Tone: (-255,-255,-255,0), @6
>Wait: 8 frame(s)
>Transfer Player[],(),,
>Scroll Map: Down, 6, 6
>Wait: 3 frames(s)
>Wait: 3 frames(s)
>Change Transparent Flag: Normal
>Script: $falldownhole_ice = true
>Set Move Route: Player
:Through ON
:Direction Fix ON
:Change Frequency: 6
:Change Speed: 6
:Jump: +0,+6
:Wait: 2 frames
:SE: "break_01, 80, 100
:Change Frequency: 3
:Change Speed: 3
:Direction Fix OFF
:Through OFF
>Change Screen Color Tone: (0,0,0,0), @40
Wait: 8 frame(s)
Wait for Move's Completion
Wait: 2 frame(s)
>Script: $falldownhole_ice = false

Also, you can do other things with your event...

 

[MadDeodorant]

Sorry if I'm being rude by sharing it:

Well, I made a version for Overworld Shadows utilizing the jump movement(So the shadow can be smoother):

I used the fade so the jumping animation won't take so long in our time perception.

English version:

Spoiler

>Wait: 2 frame(s)
>Show Animation: Player, [Exclaim bubble]
>Wait: 10 frame(s)
>Play SE:'Sleep', 100, 100
>Change Transparent Flag: Transparency
>Wait: 4 frame(s)
>Change Screen Color Tone: (-255,-255,-255,0), @6
>Wait: 8 frame(s)
>Transfer Player[],(),,
>Scroll Map: Down, 6, 6
>Wait: 3 frames(s)
>Wait: 3 frames(s)
>Change Transparent Flag: Normal
>Script: $falldownhole_ice = true
>Set Move Route: Player
:Through ON
:Direction Fix ON
:Change Frequency: 6
:Change Speed: 6
:Jump: +0,+6
:Wait: 2 frames
:SE: "break_01, 80, 100
:Change Frequency: 3
:Change Speed: 3
:Direction Fix OFF
:Through OFF
>Change Screen Color Tone: (0,0,0,0), @40
Wait: 8 frame(s)
Wait for Move's Completion
Wait: 2 frame(s)
>Script: $falldownhole_ice = false

Also, you can do other things with your event...

Huh. Agora parece que a lógica não é propriamente defeituosa.

 

[Ulithium_Dragon]

Sorry if I'm being rude by sharing it:

Well, I made a version for Overworld Shadows utilizing the jump movement(So the shadow can be smoother):

I used the fade so the jumping animation won't take so long in our time perception.

English version:

Spoiler

>Wait: 2 frame(s)
>Show Animation: Player, [Exclaim bubble]
>Wait: 10 frame(s)
>Play SE:'Sleep', 100, 100
>Change Transparent Flag: Transparency
>Wait: 4 frame(s)
>Change Screen Color Tone: (-255,-255,-255,0), @6
>Wait: 8 frame(s)
>Transfer Player[],(),,
>Scroll Map: Down, 6, 6
>Wait: 3 frames(s)
>Wait: 3 frames(s)
>Change Transparent Flag: Normal
>Script: $falldownhole_ice = true
>Set Move Route: Player
:Through ON
:Direction Fix ON
:Change Frequency: 6
:Change Speed: 6
:Jump: +0,+6
:Wait: 2 frames
:SE: "break_01, 80, 100
:Change Frequency: 3
:Change Speed: 3
:Direction Fix OFF
:Through OFF
>Change Screen Color Tone: (0,0,0,0), @40
Wait: 8 frame(s)
Wait for Move's Completion
Wait: 2 frame(s)
>Script: $falldownhole_ice = false

Also, you can do other things with your event...

Looks good! I made my version to emulate how it looks in FrLg, but your version is nice, too! ;3