Fangame Tutorials: Editor.exe and Metadata Editing

You probably noticed that in the previous tutorial, we mentioned nothing about several features in fangame creation which are seemingly essential. Things such as adding Pokémon, creating Trainers, making items, to name a few. None of these can be modified directly using RPG Maker XP, and were thus left out of the previous tutorial. So how do we edit them?

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Open up your game folder and run Editor.exe. That’s the program we’re going to be using to edit our game’s metadata. If you’re following along, I also recommend giving M3rein’s program PBS+ a try. We’ll get to what that does later in the article.

Editor.exe pops up a menu like this when opened. The list contains fifteen functions that we’re going to be using to customize our game. In this tutorial, we’re going to delve into what each one does. Before that, however, we need to take a quick detour to talk about a particular type of file.

Pokemon Editor Download

Go back to your game folder and let’s delve into the PBS folder inside it. This contains a list text files that store much of the information needed by the game – have a look at types.txt and you’ll see a list of every Pokémon Type in the game, its name, strengths, weaknesses, and a field called Internal Name that refers to the symbol used inside the game code to refer to that type. These files are what the Editor.exe program writes its changes to, and they are typically called PBS files.

It’s worth noting that not all PBS files can be modified through Editor.exe. We used the example of types.txt earlier, and you may have noticed that an Edit Types function is absent from the editor. If we want to modify our types, we’ll have to edit the file directly, or use the PBS+ program mentioned earlier. First though, let’s have a look at the functions that are available through the default Editor.exe.

Edit Items

Used to modify the names of items, when they can be used, the Bag pocket in which they’re stored, and a price and description. This can’t be used to modify the effects of the item – that’s stored in RMXP’s Script Editor and requires Ruby knowledge to modify. If you’ve already got some programming expertise, check out the script section PItem_ItemEffects to modify what each item does, otherwise we’ll cover it once we get into scripting in a later tutorial.

Edit Pokémon

This is quite similar to editing items. Every aspect of each Pokémon can be modified through here – most of these fields should be pretty familiar. A few things in here are worthy of comment, however. Firstly, RegionalNumbers cannot be modified. You’ll need to use the Edit Regional Dexes function for that.

Second, there’s an option to set multiple forms of a Pokémon. As with item effects, new forms cannot actually be modified through this program, and are instead stored in the Pokemon_MultipleForms script section.

Mitsubishi fxgpwin download. Finally, you’ll notice several fields for Battler Altitude. This affects the co-ordinates on which the game displays Pokémon sprites in battle. This too can’t be modified here.

Reposition Sprites

This is for modifying the Battler Altitude field we just mentioned. It provides a user interface for aligning sprites with the battle’s platforms, although this mockup will look broken in cases where a plugin like the Elite Battle System has been installed.

Auto-Position All Sprites

Automatically sets all Pokémon’s Battler Altitudes to a value defined by certain calculations performed on their sprites. This should only be done in unison with manually fine-tuning the sprites afterwards, as it has a tendency to mess up certain things like flying Pokémon’s sprites.

Edit Regional Dexes

Can create new Regional Pokédexes or add Pokémon to existing one. Be sure to liberally use the save button when editing Dexes, as this tool does not autosave and recreating Pokédex entries can be extremely time-consuming.

Edit Trainer Types

Allows you to create and modify trainer types, or trainer classes. You can give them default music that will play at specific times when battling them, as well as changing their Skill level to affect their Trainer AI.

Edit Trainers

Rather self-explanatory! Trainers can have up to six Pokémon and eight items, but will only use basic battle items (like Potion variants) that their AI knows how to utilize properly. You can also set a Battle ID, which is used to distinguish between Trainers with the same name and type – for example, a Rival or other recurring Trainer who is battled multiple times.

Set Encounters

First, you’ll need to choose a map. Once you’ve done that, you can set the wild Pokémon that will appear in the map, and their respective rarities. The most important encounter types are of course, Land, Cave, and Water, but the Editor also lets you set rarer encounter types such as headbutt trees and bug catching contests.

Make sure you’ve set the Map Density before you’re done! This defines the overall frequency of random encounters.

Set Metadata

A map’s metadata means any data that’s not a part of the map file itself. This allows you to set fields such as the map’s weather, the background image for battles, and whether to display the area sign when entering the map.

Map Connections

This one’s fun! You can drag your maps around to connect them and allow the player to move seamlessly between them without needing a warp event. Press F5 to display a list of the controls.

Set Terrain Tags

Terrain Tags are something we explored briefly in our previous tutorial. We found that we can edit them through RPG Maker XP’s database menu. So why are they also in the external Editor?

Well, it turns out the database menu doesn’t let us use as many Terrain Tags as we want. RPG Maker’s default interface limits you to eight (zero to seven) Terrain Tags, and even though Pokémon Essentials adds more, there’s no way to edit them through RPG Maker’s default interface. Because of this, if you’re editing Terrain Tags with a number higher than seven, you’ll need to use the Editor instead, which gives you a huge 99 terrain tags to play around with.

Remember that we’ll be looking into how exactly to code custom functionality for different terrain tags in a future tutorial!

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Animation Editor

This is quite a complex editor that we use to create new move animations. To c