Right-click a map you want to encounter your enemy in and select "Edit". On the bottom left-hand side of the main screen is a list of all of the maps in your RPG. I'll show you how to set random encounters.
There are two ways to set enemy encounters in RPGMaker. Feel free to customize its Max HP, Max MP, Attack, Defense, M.Attack, M.Defense, Agility, Luck, Rewards, Drop Items, Traits, and Action Patterns in any way you want.įinally, let's set it up so that you can actually encounter your enemy in your game. png image and either click its name, the image itself, or "OK" to set the image. Simply import it to the other directory and you should be able to find it.) If you want your game's battle system to be in "Side View" and you can't find your created enemy, you saved it to the wrong directory. Because of this, there are two directories for enemy images, one for front view battles (img/enemies) and one for side view battles (img/sv_enemies). (Note: RPGMaker MZ has the option to set the point of view for battles in either "Front View" or "Side View". Click on the blank image to open up an alphabetized list of all the enemy. (You can also replace an existing enemy, if you wish)Ĭlick on a blank bar in the list of enemies to start creating a new enemy. Set the value to at least 6 for now so we can add one more enemy.
To store more enemies, click on "Change Maximum" to allocate more memory for enemies in your game. RPGMaker has a maximum of 5 enemies already programmed by default. This will open your RPGMaker project's database, where you can establish many characteristics of the objects in your game.Ĭlick on the "Enemies" tab to manage your game's enemies. On the main screen, click on the "Database" button. Now that we've imported our enemy into RPGMaker, it's time to make it something that your player can fight!
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