Introduction In the following I am going to explain you how to use the engine of VX Ace (RGSS301.dll + Game.exe) in combination with your XP games which I fully entrust to everybody, for several reasons: • Lag no more: The new Ruby Version 1.9.2 is about 5 times faster than ancient 1.8.1 and will give your game an enormous performance boost, especially if you're an avid eventer. • Hyperliquid rendering: The XP engine is well-known for its stuttering scrolling and the associated tearing (graphics being cut). The image is lacking in calm, particularly in window mode. However after you have seen how beautifully soft and silky smooth your game looks with the new engine you're not going to want to miss it anymore. • Improved font rendering: The VX and VX Ace engine implemented an improved font rendering which makes your character more refined and a pleasure to read. • 60-120fps: While XP's standard frame rate is at a punny 40fps you can set the frame rate in Ace's engine up to 120fps with a single script call.

• Up to 1024x768 in fullscreen: in combination with a suitable script you can easily more than double your resolution from 640x480 to 1024x768 - in fullscreen too. Required Files and Licences Even though you can get all the files either from the Ace RTP (dll) or any game (Exe), you officially need a valid VX Ace maker licence in order to use them in your own game. A trial licence is in no way inferior to a bought one. You can't tell whether the creator of an XP game using the Ace engine had or has a valid licence or not from looking at it.

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RPG Maker XP is a program marketed by the software company KADOKAWA. Some users try to uninstall this program. Sometimes this can be easier said than done because deleting this by hand requires some experience related to removing Windows applications by hand.

For convenience reasons all for this tutorial required files and scripts are contained in my. Step-by-step instructions • 3.1 Remove RTP dependency Copy all used ressources from the XP RTP into your game folder. The RTP is usually located at C: Program Files (x86) Common Files Enterbrain RGSS Standard or C: Program Files Common Files Enterbrain RGSS Standard. • 3.2 Insert the Engine Copy Game folder files Game.exe and RGSS301.dll from the kit into your game folder. Copy the folder Fonts into your game folder. Game.exe always checks whether these font files are present there if they're not already installed on the system.

It's irrelevant whether they are used in your game at all. RMXP version 1.02 or 1.04: Open your Game.ini and see what is written behind Library=.

Rename the file RGSS301.dll accordingly (in most cases to RGSS102E.dll). RMXP version 1.05: Refer to the solution of. • 3.3 Paste Scripts Paste Scripts RPG Module.txt above all other scripts in your project. Paste Window Padding Fix.txt above Main. Replace Main with Main.txt. Optional: If you're using print in your game, paste Print.txt above Main. The Tilemap class is unalterably compiled in the RGSS dll and its task is to read map files and build maps as we know them.

Since VX and Ace are using a different mapping system and thus a different tilemap class, you need a replacement that knows how to deal with your XP maps. Just a question. In practice, you haven't replaces RGSS scripts with RGSS3, but you ported VACE player on RMXP? In case this isn't true, how have you managed to configure RMXP database to be compatible with RGSS3? For VX to XP conversion, I had to manually add functions like the dual weapon option and to translate each instance of the database into a new form which could be read by the new script set. VXACE comes with a lot of new features which can't be translated in a simple and useable manner.

That's different from what I thought before, but it's still a great idea Mine was different: I worked on a RMXP project in order to use RMVX scripts on it. And I almost succeeded in doing that. I'll keep on following this topic, it looks interesting. Click to expand.This is not about using RGSS3 with XP maps (it would also break RGSS1 script compatibility), it's about implementing the new ruby version as well as other improvements (rendering etc.). Database files are read by the RGSS1 standard scripts which remain untouched. That's why this tutorial can be done in a couple minutes and that's why you cannot use RGSS3 scripts (but still use all your old RGSS1 ones). Trying to combine the Ace engine, RGSS3 scripts/databases and XP maps will probably result in a horrible workflow as you'd need to use two makers simultaneously.

And still being able to benefit from all the great XP scripts is a huge advantage. There's no point in willingly doing without them. Click to expand.You probably won't need any specific scripting knowledge yourself. The biggest advantage of this is the poweful and improved new engine which makes games look and run better.