MZ Action Indicators

FEATURES
Enables you to display an icon above the event the player is facing. This icon has a floating up and down movement and is determined using a tag inside a comment anywhere on an event’s active page. The idea for this is to be used to indicate to the player what the action key will do before they press it.

VERSION 1.0 – RPG Maker MZ
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Download my master demo to view examples of this plugin from:
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27 thoughts on “MZ Action Indicators

  1. nya's avatar nya says:

    Idk if you still check comments here or not, but I just went through all of your plugins and thank you so much. You’ve made so many that are so helpful and needed for a sexy looking game. You’re my hero!

  2. can it be used for commercial use?

  3. Kanori's avatar Kanori says:

    Hey Galv, I love this plugin, but I’ve encountered an issue where the indicators aren’t appearing on one of my maps. It’s only a problem on this one map, and I can’t figure out why… Is there anything you recommend I check?

    • Galv's avatar Galv says:

      Did you turn it off with a script call somewhere using Galv.AI.status(false); ?

      Hmmm, or maybe an autorun event or parallel process stops them. Turn off any of those you have running to test.

      • John's avatar John says:

        Hello! First of all thank you for all your plug-ins! It helps a lot. I’m a complete noob when it comes to coding and stuff and I also just started using RPG maker MZ. I just have 1 question for this plugin.

        Do I need to write Galv.AI.status(true); to every single one of the events/ maps I want this to appear on or can I just use the script call in the very beginning of the game and just use for them?

        Thanks!

      • Galv's avatar Galv says:

        You can use it just once and it will stay true until you use that script again to make it false :)

  4. Mike's avatar Mike says:

    Is there a way to use variable as icon index? Thank you.

  5. Aaron's avatar Aaron says:

    I tried the Indicators, but doensn’t work.

  6. Zenith Powered's avatar Zenith Powered says:

    Thank you for making MZ plugins. You make some really useful plugins and I really appreciate the time and effort you put into your work.

    THANK YOU GALV.

  7. CronicaL's avatar CronicaL says:

    I’m trying to use this plug in but I think I’m messing up. I put a Comment with the code
    Also, in the event I put a script call with Galv.AI.status(true)
    Indicator is not appearing. I’m sure its me doing something wrong. I’ve read the add on instructions and it seemed pretty straight forward but I guess im forgetting something.
    Any help is greatly appreciated!

  8. Rinober's avatar Rinober says:

    Hi Galv,
    is there a possibility to change the x position of the icon as well? Or an easy way to implement it?
    Thanks,
    Rinober

  9. moonsoulmusician's avatar moonsoulmusician says:

    Thanks for all of your amazing work, Galv.

    Quick question: Is this compatible with your pixel movement plugin? As of now, the icon does not disappear when moving away.

  10. Noah Simcox's avatar Noah Simcox says:

    Galv, can you make it so when you turn away from the event, the action indicator doesn’t immediately snap out of existence and instead fades away like how it does with the auto-hide?

  11. skirdo_dev's avatar skirdo_dev says:

    is it compatible with mv if not is there an alternative

  12. Galen's avatar Galen says:

    Just thought I’d share a little modification I did to this to make it work better (at least for my use case) with your “Stationary Turn” plugin:

    Galv.Game_CharacterBase_setDirection = Game_CharacterBase.prototype.setDirection;

    Game_CharacterBase.prototype.setDirection = function(d) {

      Galv.Game_CharacterBase_setDirection.call(this,d);

      Galv.AI.needRefresh = true;

    };

    This way it removes the icon for the event you’re looking at if you turn around in place, and will also show the icon of the new event in front of you should there be one.

    Thank you for these great plugins!

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