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So we disposed the image and disposed the Plane object we just created. We freed the bitmap first and freed the object. If the plane has already been freed, does nothing. Let me explain what we did here on the dispose method.ДЇrees the plane. On your script, do this:ДЄnd lastly, we need to dispose every image that we made here. Moving on, we need to draw our Game's Title, so we need to overwrite the draw_game_title. We created it in update_basic because it works every frame. So what we did here is: we made the Fog0 scroll horizontally by 3 and the trees by 1. When you use Planes, it works like a parallax and repeats itself, unlike sprites, they don't when they scroll. Can't we just use sprites instead?ДЄ: Good question, isn't it? Well the reason for that is because the Sprite won't replicate itself or rather does not work like a Parallax. Q: I advance read the Sprite Class and it says it also has ox. The x-coordinate of the plane's starting point. Now, what does += 3 and += 1 mean? What is ox? That is because they are important on making the Scene_Title work. We retained the Graphics.update, Input.update and update_all_methods from update_basic. So, on our script, we need to make something like this: If you search your Scene_Base, you can see there the update_basic method. We need to borrow the update_basic method from Scene_Base and call it on Scene_Title. Well first off, as you noticed, we inherited methods from Scene_Base, right? That means everything from the Scene_Base also works in Scene_Title.

So on this part, we defined our create_grass_fog and create_trees that we just called on our start method. Now, we need to do that for the Fog0 and Fog1 too, so on your script, add this: For example, if you created a new layer from Layer 1, Layer 2 is displayed before Layer 1. If multiple objects share the same z-coordinate, the more recently created object will be displayed closest to the player.Д«asically what it means is the higher the value of the z, the closer the plane would be displayed. The larger the value, the closer to the player the plane will be displayed. Now that we got those done, when we created our instance variable named background, which is a plane and holds a bitmap named 'Background' from our game folder Titles1, we set up its z attribute. Planes are special sprites that tile bitmap patterns across the entire screen and are used to display parallax backgrounds and so on. Now, let me explain a few things here (also from the help file to be more accurate of what they actually mean): We created a new Plane object and made a bitmap whose name is the 'Background' which we just had saved awhile ago. This time, we changed the original things inside the create_background method. We need to overwrite our create_background from the original Scene_Title, so do this: If you are wondering what create_grass_fog and create_trees are, that is what we will define next. You can also alias it this way if you want:ДЄlias soul_animated_titlescreen_simple startДoes the alias need to be like that? Can't we make our own alias? If you are wondering why there is a : sign on the alias, that is because : signed things are considered methods. We need to call the alias on that method as well, it is called Calling the Original Method. What is an alias? Alias simply means a new name for our method. Instead of rewriting Scene_Title's method start, we created an alias. What we did here was to create a class called Scene_Title inheriting its functions from Scene_Base.

To begin with, start with this on your script: Use our Game_Title as the title instead of the Default Game Title The things we need to do on our Title Screen are the following: This is where we are going to start our scripting. Go to the Materials part on your script and create a new section below. You can also click the Script Section Icon on your Ace's tool ribbon. Now, once you created a new project, press F11 to go the Script Section. I recommend making this in a fresh project so it won't cause any disruption on your project. Open your RPG Maker VX Ace and start a new project. Now that we have the necessary graphics needed, let's jump right into the scripting. That is where we will all be putting our graphics in. Today, we're going to make our own Animated Title Screen! Awesome, right? Yayy! Before we start, we will need the following materials! Remember that I may add new materials as we go on to the tutorial. This is basically the goal of this tutorial. I want to make my own way of making a Title Screen just like Moghunter's scripts, can you teach me? Q: I wanted to make my own simple animated title screen, but I don't have the knowledge to do so.

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