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Every project has a Script folder containing the core game logic.

In , creating a new feature generally falls into two categories: using the built-in Database and Event systems or writing a Custom Plugin in JavaScript . 1. Using Built-in Tools (No Coding)

If a feature isn't available by default, you can add it by creating a .js file in your project's Plugin folder. SRPG Studio

Never edit files in the Script folder directly, as updates will overwrite them. Instead, create a new .js file in the Plugin folder.

Go to the Database > Config menu to enable class changes on the battle preparation screen. You can define "Class Groups" to control which classes a unit can promote into based on level or stats. Every project has a Script folder containing the

In unit mode, adjust an enemy's Action Pattern to dictate if they stay still, move only when a target is in range, or actively hunt the player. 2. Creating a Custom Plugin (Advanced)

The software is designed to handle complex mechanics like class changes, transformations, and AI patterns without external scripts. Using Built-in Tools (No Coding) If a feature

Identify the existing function you want to change (e.g., getHit in singleton-calculator.js for combat formulas) and rewrite it in your new plugin file to change how the game processes that data. 3. Visual and Audio Features