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#==============================================================================
# ■ Sideview Battle System Battler Configuration [3.4d]
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Original Script by:
# Enu ( http://rpgex.sakura.ne.jp/home/ )
# English Localization:
# Kylock, Mr. Bubble, Shu
# Contributors & Special Thanks:
# Shu, Moonlight, NightWalker, Enelvon, Atoa, AlphaWhelp,
# blackmorning, Mithran, Kaduki, Enu
# (See [Credits] for more information)
#==============================================================================

module N01
#==============================================================================
# ■ ANIME Hashes
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ANIME hashes are utilized by ACTION sequences and have no utility alone.
#==============================================================================

ANIME = { # <- Do not delete this line.

#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * About Anime Hashes
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Think of Anime Hashes as predefined orders/commands that are given to a
# battler to make it perform a single desired action/effect in battle. By
# utilizing multiple Anime Hashes and listing their keys in an action
# sequence, you are able create your own unique battler actions.
# Anime Hashes are utilized by listing Anime Keys within an action sequence.
#
# Please read "About Action Sequences" for specific information on
# how to use Anime Hashes in Action Sequences.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Creating Anime Hashes
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ANIME Hashes in this section are defined with the following syntax:

# ANIME Key => Hash Array Comma
"EXAMPLE_ANIME_HASH" => ["hash_array_contents"],

# ANIME Key - Can be any name you want as long as it does not
# contain only numbers such as "5" or "42".
# Remember that ANIME Keys are case-sensitive
# when they are used. If an ANIME Key is not defined when
# used within an action sequence, the ANIME Key will simply
# be skipped and the action sequence will continue.
# When creating names for your Keys, do not use the
# same name as an existing Key.
#
# => - Must be between the ANIME Key and the Hash Array.
#
# Hash Array - Contents of the Hash Array differ depending on the type of
# battler action you want when the ANIME Key is used in an action
# sequence. Please read through the SBS Configuration script
# to learn the requirements for each type of Anime Hash.
#
# Comma - All Anime hashes must end with a comma after the
# closing square bracket. Forgetting to include the comma will
# result in a syntax error.

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ● Battler Poses
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Command a battler to display specific frames from the battler's
# assigned character graphic file.
#
# File No. - File number of battler graphic file used.
# 0: Walking Graphic. In the case of Actors, 0 refers to
# default walking graphic as assigned in the Actors tab.
# n: "Character Name + _n", where n refers to the file number
# extension.
# Example: If Ralph has a character graphic of "$Ralph.png"
# assigned to him in the Actors tab of the Database,
# "$Ralph_1" can instead be used if File No. equals 1.
#
# Row - Row to be used from the character graphic, where the value 0
# refers to the topmost row. (0~3)
# Speed - Frame change rate of battler graphic. Lower numbers are faster.
# Loop - [0: "Round-Trip" Loop] Example: 1 2 3 2 1 2 3 2 1 ...
# [1: "One-Way" Loop] Example: 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 ...
# [2: One Loop, no repeat] Example: 1 2 3 .
# Wait - Time, in frames, before animation loops again.
# This value does not apply if Loop=2
# Fixed - Defines loop behavior or specific fixed frame display.
# [ -2: Reverse Loop Animation. Also reverses weapon animation.]
# [ -1: Normal Loop Animation]
# [0~2: Fixed frame display. Refers to frame on character sprite
# sheet starting where 0 = left-most frame.]
# Z - Value added to battler's Z priority.
# Shadow - true: Display battler shadow.
# false: Does not display battler shadow.
# Weapon - Weapon Sprite Animation to be used with battler frame animation.
# For no weapon animation, use "".

# ANIME Key FileNo. Row Spd Loop Wait Fixed Z Shadow Weapon
"STANDBY_POSE" => [ 0, 1, 15, 0, 0, -1, 0, true, "" ],
"STAND_POSE" => [ 0, 1, 10, 2, 0, 1, 0, true, "" ],
"FACE_RIGHT_POSE" => [ 0, 2, 10, 1, 2, 1, 0, true, "" ],
"HURT_POSE" => [ 0, 3, 4, 2, 0, -1, 0, true, "" ],
"DEAD_POSE" => [ 0, 3, 10, 1, 8, 0, 0, true, "" ],
"MOVE_POSE" => [ 0, 1, 1, 1, 0, -1, 0, true, "" ],
"MOVE_AWAY_POSE" => [ 0, 2, 2, 1, 0, -1, 0, true, "" ],
"HIGH_PRIORITY" => [ 0, 1, 2, 1, 0, -1, 600, true, "" ],
"WPN_SWING_V" => [ 0, 1, 1, 2, 0, -1, 2, true,"VERT_SWING"],
"WPN_SWING_VL" => [ 0, 1, 1, 2, 0, -1, 2, true,"VERT_SWINGL"],
"WPN_SWING_VS" => [ 0, 1, 6, 2, 0, -1, 2, true,"VERT_SWING"],
"WPN_SWING_UNDER" => [ 0, 1, 2, 2, 0, -1, 2, true,"UNDER_SWING"],
"WPN_SWING_OVER" => [ 0, 1, 2, 2, 0, -1, 2, true,"OVER_SWING"],
"WPN_RAISED" => [ 0, 1, 2, 2, 28, -1, 2, true,"RAISED"],
"INVISIBLE_POSE" => [ 0, -1, 1, 2, 0, 1, 0,false, "" ],

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ++ Weapon Sprite Animation
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Weapon Sprite Animation keys are not to be used directly within action
# sequences. Instead, they are utilized in Battler Frame Animation hash
# arrays.
#
# The amount of frames a Weapon Sprite Animation has from start to finish
# is equal to the number of frames in a row of a character graphic.
#
# Xa - Distance weapon sprite is moved on the X-axis.
# Ya - Distance weapon sprite is moved on the Y-axis. Please note that
# the Y-axis is inverted. This means negative values move up, positive
# values move down.
# Za - true: Weapon sprite is displayed over battler sprite.
# false: Weapon sprite is displayed behind battler sprite.
# A1 - Starting angle of weapon sprite rotation. Negative numbers will
# result in counter-clockwise rotation.
# A2 - Ending angle of weapon sprite. Rotation will stop here.
# Or - Rotation Origin - [0: Center] [1: Upper Left] [2: Upper Right]
# [3:Bottom Left] [4:Bottom Right]
# Inv - Invert - If true, horizontally inverts weapon sprite.
# Xs - X scale - Stretches weapon sprite horizontally by a factor of X.
# Values may be decimals. (0.6, 0.9, etc.)
# Ys - Y scale - Stretches weapon sprite vertically by a factor of Y.
# Values may be decimals. (0.6, 0.9, etc.)
# Xp - X pitch - For adjusting the X axis. This number changes the initial
# X coordinate.
# Yp - Y pitch - For adjusting the Y axis. This number changes the initial
# Y coordinate.
# Weapon2 - If set to true, Two Weapon Style's Weapon 2 sprite will be used
# instead.

# ANIME Key Xa Ya Za A1 A2 Or Inv Xs Ys Xp Yp Weapon2
"VERT_SWING" => [ 6, 8,false,-135, 45, 4,false, 1, 1, -4, -6,false],
"VERT_SWINGL" => [ 6, 8,false,-135, 45, 4,false, 1, 1, -4, -6, true],
"UNDER_SWING" => [ 6, 8,false, 270, 45, 4,false, 1, 1, -4, -6,false],
"OVER_SWING" => [ 6, 8,false, 45,-100, 4,false, 1, 1, -4, -6,false],
"RAISED" => [ 6, -4,false, 90, -45, 4,false, 1, 1, -4, -6,false],

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ++ Battler Movement
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Command a battler to move to a specified point on the battle field.
#
# Origin - Defines the origin of movement based on an (x,y) coordinate plane.
# [0: Battler's Current Position]
# [1: Center of Battler's Selected Target]
# [2: Screen; (0,0) is at upper-left of screen]
# [3: Battler's Start Position]
# [4: "Head" of Battler's Selected Target]
# [5: "Feet" of Battler's Selected Target]
# X - X-axis pixels from origin. 1 unit = 1 pixel
# Y - Y-axis pixels from origin. Please note that the Y-axis is
# inverted. This means negative values move up, positive values
# move down. 1 unit = 1 pixel
# Time - Total travel time from starting to end point.
# Larger numbers are slower.
# Accel - Positive values accelerates frames. Negative values decelerates.
# Jump - Negative values produce a jumping arc. Positive values produce
# a reverse arc. [0: No jump]
# Animation - Battler Frame Animation utilized during moving.

# ANIME Key Origin X Y Time Accel Jump Pose
"NO_MOVE" => [ 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, "STAND_POSE"],
"BATTLE_ENTRANCE" => [ 0, 54, 0, 1, 0, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"STEP_FORWARD" => [ 3, -32, 0, 18, -1, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"STEP_BACKWARD" => [ 0, 32, 0, 8, -1, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"4_MAN_MOVE-RALPH" => [ 2, 444, 96, 18, -1, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"4_MAN_MOVE-ULRIKA" => [ 2, 444, 212, 18, -1, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"4_MAN_MOVE-BENNETT" => [ 2, 384, 64, 18, -1, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"4_MAN_MOVE-YLVA" => [ 2, 384, 244, 18, -1, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"KNOCKBACK" => [ 0, 2, 0, 4, -1, 0, "HURT_POSE"],
"LIGHT_KNOCKBACK" => [ 0, 12, 0, 1, 1, 0, "HURT_POSE"],
"FLEE_SUCCESS" => [ 0, 300, 0,300, 1, 0, "MOVE_AWAY_POSE"],
"FLEE_FAIL" => [ 0, 48, 0, 16, 1, 0, "MOVE_AWAY_POSE"],
"VICTORY_JUMP" => [ 0, 0, 0, 20, 0, -5, "MOVE_POSE"],
"MOVE_ON_TARGET" => [ 1, 0, 0, 18, -1, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"MOVE_ON_TARGET_FAST" => [ 1, 0, -12, 8, 0, -2, "MOVE_POSE"],
"MOVE_TO_TARGET" => [ 1, 24, 0, 12, -1, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"MOVE_TO_TARGET_FAST" => [ 1, 24, 0, 1, 0, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"MOVE_RIGHT_OF_TARGET" => [ 1, 96, 32, 16, -1, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"MOVE_LEFT_OF_TARGET" => [ 1, 96, -32, 16, -1, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"JUMP_FORWARD" => [ 0, -32, 0, 8, -1, -4, "MOVE_POSE"],
"JUMP_BACK" => [ 0, 32, 0, 8, -1, -4, "MOVE_AWAY_POSE"],
"JUMP_TO_TARGET" => [ 1, 12, -12, 12, -1, -6, "MOVE_POSE"],
"MOVE_THROWING_ALLY" => [ 0, -24, 0, 16, 0, -2, "MOVE_POSE"],
"TRAMPLE" => [ 1, 12, -32, 12, -1, -6, "HIGH_PRIORITY"],
"JUMP_ATTACK" => [ 0, -32, 0, 12, -1, -2, "WPN_SWING_V"],
"STEP_ATTACK" => [ 1, 12, 0, 12, -1, -5, "WPN_SWING_VS"],
"REAR_SWEEP_ATTACK" => [ 1, 12, 0, 16, 0, -3, "WPN_SWING_V"],
"LONG_JUMP_ATTACK" => [ 1, 0, 0, 16, 0, -5, "WPN_SWING_V"],
"DASH_ATTACK" => [ 1, -96, 0, 16, 2, 0, "WPN_SWING_V"],
"RIGHT_DASH_ATTACK" => [ 1, -96, 32, 16, 2, 0, "WPN_SWING_V"],
"LEFT_DASH_ATTACK" => [ 1, -96, -32, 16, 2, 0, "WPN_SWING_V"],
"RIGHT_DASH_ATTACK2" => [ 1,-128, 48, 16, 2, 0, "WPN_SWING_V"],
"LEFT_DASH_ATTACK2" => [ 1,-128, -48, 16, 2, 0, "WPN_SWING_V"],
"MOVE_TO_TARGET_HEAD" => [ 4, 24, 0, 12, -1, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"MOVE_TO_TARGET_FEET" => [ 5, 24, 0, 12, -1, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ++ Battler Float Movement
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Battler Float Animation hashes define the movement of battlers from their
# own shadows. Note that it is not possible to move horizontally with
# Battler Movements hashes while simultaneously floating from a shadow.
#
# Type - Always "float".
# A - Starting float height. Negative values move up.
# Positive values move down.
# B - Ending float height. This height is maintained until another action
# is used.
# Time - Total duration of movement from point A to point B
# Animation - Specifies the Battler Frame Animation to be used.

# ANIME Key 　Type A B Time Animation
"FLOAT_" => ["float", -22, -20, 2, "STAND_POSE"],
"FLOAT_2" => ["float", -20, -18, 2, "STAND_POSE"],
"FLOAT_3" => ["float", -18, -20, 2, "STAND_POSE"],
"FLOAT_4" => ["float", -20, -22, 2, "STAND_POSE"],
"FLOAT_STOP" => ["float", 0, -80, 4, "STAND_POSE"],
"FLOAT_LAND" => ["float", -80, 0, 4, "STAND_POSE"],
"LIFT_ALLY" => ["float", 0, -30, 4, "STAND_POSE"],

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ++ Battler Position Reset
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Battler Position Reset hashes define when a battler's turn is over and
# will reset the battler back to its starting coordinates. This type of
# ANIME hash is required in all sequences.
#
# Please note that after a sequence has used a Battler Position Reset hash,
# no more damage can be done by the battler because its turn is over.
#
# Type - Always "reset"
# Time - Total travel time from current location to start coordinates.
# Distance from start coordinates determines visual movement speed.
# Accel - Positive values accelerate. Negative values decelerate.
# Jump - Negative values produce a jumping arc. Positive values produce
# a reverse arc. [0: No jump]
# Animation Key - Specifies the Battler Frame Animation hash to be used.

# ANIME Key Type Time Accel Jump Pose Key
"RESET" => ["reset", 16, 0, 0, "MOVE_POSE"],
"FLEE_RESET" => ["reset", 16, 0, 0, "MOVE_AWAY_POSE"],

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ++ Force Battler Action
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# These types of ANIME hash allow forced control of other battler objects
# that you define. This is particuarly used to control battlers when
# it is not their turn.
#
# Type - Specifies action type. "SINGLE" or "SEQUENCE"
#
# Object - The battler(s) that will execute the specific action defined under
# ANIME/ACTION Key. 0 is for selected target. Any other positive
# number is a State ID number (1~999) that will force all battlers
# with that State on them to execute the ANIME/ACTION Key.
# By adding a - (minus sign) followed by a Skill ID number (1~999),
# the actors that know that Skill ID will execute the defined
# ANIME/ACTION Key except the active battler.
# If you want to define a specific actor as the Object,
# add 1000 to their index ID number. If the system cannot designate
# the index number(such as if actor is dead or ran away), it will
# select the nearest one starting from 0. If a response fails,
# the action will be cancelled. (Example: Ylva's actor ID is 4. A
# value of 1004 would define Ylva as the Object.)
#
# Reset Type - Specifies method of returning the battler to its original
# location.
# ANIME/ACTION Key - Specifies action used. If Type is SINGLE,
# must be an ANIME hash key. If Type is SEQUENCE,
# must an ACTION sequence key.

# ANIME Key Type Object Reset Type ANIME/ACTION Key
"FORCE_KNOCKBACK" => ["SINGLE", 0, "RESET", "LIGHT_KNOCKBACK"],
"FORCE_ROTATION" => ["SINGLE", 0, "RESET", "CLOCKWISE_TURN"],
"FORCE_SHRINK" => ["SINGLE", 0, "RESET", "Y_SHRINK"],
"IMPACT_1" => ["SINGLE", 0, "RESET", "OBJ_TO_SELF"],
"FORCE_LIFT_ALLY" => ["SINGLE", 0, "", "LIFT_ALLY"],
"ULRIKA_ATTACK" => ["SEQUENCE", 18, "RESET", "ULRIKA_ATTACK_1"],
"FORCE_ULRIKA" => ["SEQUENCE", -101, "RESET", "4_MAN_ATK-ULRIKA"],
"FORCE_BENNETT" => ["SEQUENCE", -102, "RESET", "4_MAN_ATK-BENNETT"],
"FORCE_YLVA" => ["SEQUENCE", -103, "RESET", "4_MAN_ATK-YLVA"],
"ALLY_FLING" => ["SEQUENCE", 1000, "RESET", "THROW"],

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ++ Target Modification
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Changes battler's target in battle. Original target will still be stored.
# Current battler is the only battler capable of causing damage.
#
# Type - Always "target"
#
# Object - The battler that will have its target modified. 0 is selected
# target, any other number is a State ID number (1~999), and
# changes all battlers with that state on them to target the new
# designated target.
# If you want to designate an actor by their index ID number,
# add 1000 to their index ID number. If the system cannot designate
# the index number(such as if actor is dead or ran away), it will
# select the nearest one starting from 0. If a response fails,
# the ACTION will be cancelled. (Example: Ylva's actor ID is 4. A
# value of 1004 would define Ylva as the Object.)
#
# Target - New Target. [0=Self] [1=Self's Target]
# [2=Self's Target After Modification]
# [3=Reset to Previous Target (if 2 was used)]

# ANIME Key Type Object Target
"REAL_TARGET" => ["target", 0, 0],
"TWO_UNIFIED_TARGETS" => ["target", 18, 1],
"FOUR_UNIFIED_TARGETS" => ["target", 19, 1],
"ALLY_TO_THROW" => ["target", 1000, 2],
"THROW_TARGET" => ["target", 1000, 3],

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ++ Weapon Sprite Animation
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Weapon Sprite Animation keys are not to be used directly within action
# sequences. Instead, they are utilized in Battler Frame Animation hash
# arrays.
#
# The amount of frames a Weapon Sprite Animation has from start to finish
# is equal to the number of frames in a row of a character graphic.
#
# Xa - Distance weapon sprite is moved on the X-axis.
# Ya - Distance weapon sprite is moved on the Y-axis. Please note that
# the Y-axis is inverted. This means negative values move up, positive
# values move down.
# Za - true: Weapon sprite is displayed over battler sprite.
# false: Weapon sprite is displayed behind battler sprite.
# A1 - Starting angle of weapon sprite rotation. Negative numbers will
# result in counter-clockwise rotation.
# A2 - Ending angle of weapon sprite. Rotation will stop here.
# Or - Rotation Origin - [0: Center] [1: Upper Left] [2: Upper Right]
# [3:Bottom Left] [4:Bottom Right]
# Inv - Invert - If true, horizontally inverts weapon sprite.
# Xs - X scale - Stretches weapon sprite horizontally by a factor of X.
# Values may be decimals. (0.6, 0.9, etc.)
# Ys - Y scale - Stretches weapon sprite vertically by a factor of Y.
# Values may be decimals. (0.6, 0.9, etc.)
# Xp - X pitch - For adjusting the X axis. This number changes the initial
# X coordinate.
# Yp - Y pitch - For adjusting the Y axis. This number changes the initial
# Y coordinate.
# Weapon2 - If set to true, Two Weapon Style's Weapon 2 sprite will be used
# instead.

# ANIME Key Xa Ya Za A1 A2 Or Inv Xs Ys Xp Yp Weapon2
"VERT_SWING" => [ 6, 8,false,-135, 45, 4,false, 1, 1, -4, -6,false],
"VERT_SWINGL" => [ 6, 8,false,-135, 45, 4,false, 1, 1, -4, -6, true],
"UNDER_SWING" => [ 6, 8,false, 270, 45, 4,false, 1, 1, -4, -6,false],
"OVER_SWING" => [ 6, 8,false, 45,-100, 4,false, 1, 1, -4, -6,false],
"RAISED" => [ 6, -4,false, 90, -45, 4,false, 1, 1, -4, -6,false],