Command : MoveTo!
Usage : MoveTo! {[character_handle$],[endx,endy],[speedadj]}
Parameters : N/A
Returns : None.
Platform : Explorations
Details :

The MoveTo! command enables the user to specify a PC/NPC and a map location where you would like him to move. When this command is executed, the PC/NPC in question does NOT recieve the focus. This enables you to move multiple characters around without changing focus from a character currently being editted. The MoveTo! command differs from the MoveTo command in that it will wait until the character arrives at that location before it will allow the script to continue execution.









Command : MoveTo
Usage : MoveTo {[character_handle$],[endx,endy],[speedadj]}
Parameters : N/A
Returns : None.
Platform : Explorations
Details :

The MoveTo command enables the user to specify a PC/NPC and a map location where you would like him to move. When this command is executed, the PC/NPC in question does NOT recieve the focus. This enables you to move multiple characters around without changing focus from a character currently being editted.









Command : Move_Region
Usage : Move_Region {[curmap$],[region_handle$],[endx,endy]}
Parameters : N/A
Returns : None.
Platform : Explorations
Details :

This command will move a specified region to location EndX, EndY.









Command : Music
Usage : Music {[sound_file$]}
Parameters : N/A
Returns : None.
Platform : Explorations
Details :

This command will play a continuous looping MID music file. Each MID file is linked to the player so the music will change as the player changes party members.









Command : Music
Usage : Music {[mid_file$]}
Parameters : N/A
Returns : None.
Platform : Explorations
Details :

This command will play a continuous looping MID music file. Each MID file is linked to the player so the music will change as the player changes party members.









Command : Movie
Usage : Movie {[movie_file$],[#frames],[frames/sec],[repeat%]}
Parameters : N/A
Returns : None.
Platform : Explorations
Details :

The movie command will display a picclip file within a dialog window. The author must know the number of frames within the picclip. The parameter specifies the time duration pause between frames. The <#repeats> parameter specifies the number of times the movie will repeat. Once this information is selected the first frame of the movie is displayed on a form to be placed where you want this movie to appear on the screen. Clicking [DONE] will complete the command.









Command : MakeDir
Usage : MakeDir {[filepath$]}
Parameters : N/A
Returns : None.
Platform : Explorations
Details :

This command will create a directory path based on your filepath specified.









Command : MSGBOX
Usage : MSGBOX {TEXT}
Parameters : {text} = Text you want to display
Returns : none
Platform : eMotions
Details :

The MSGBOX command will allow a popup system message to display the contents within the TEXT parameter.









Command : MOUSE EVENTS
Usage : NONE
Parameters : NONE
Returns : none
Platform : eMotions
Details :

On_LeftDown {spritename$}
On_LeftClick {spritename$}
On_LeftDblClick {spritename$}
On_MidDown {spritename$}
On_MidClick {spritename$}
On_MidDblClick {spritename$}
On_RightDown {spritename$}
On_RightClick {spritename$}
On_RightDblClick {spritename$}
On_MouseOver (spritename$)
On_MouseExit (spritename$)
On_MouseWheelUp (spritename$)
On_MouseWheelDown (spritename$)
On_DragStart {spritename$}
On_Dragging {spritename$}
On_DragEnd {spritename$}
On_GotFocus {spritename$}
On_LostFocus {spritename$}









Command : MOTION_BLOCK, END_BLOCK
Usage : MOTION_BLOCK:

END_BLOCK:
Parameters : N/A
Returns : none
Platform : eMotions
Details :

This command will allow you to embed an entire eMotions file within a system $ variable. This will allow the script to be referenced, looped, and instanciated easily. MOTION_BLOCK's can NOT be declared within each other. A MOTION_BLOCK as a unique complete motion script.









Command : MINIMUMVRAM
Usage : MINIMUMVRAM = {VALUE}
Parameters : VALUE = 8,16,32,64 … MINIMUM VIDEO RAM TO RUN THE SCRIPT.
Returns : none
Platform : eMotions
Details :

The MINIMUMVRAM command instructs eMotions the minimum amount of Video RAM required to run your application. eMotions will check the systems minimum video specs. If the system video ram is less than this setting eMotions will inform the user and exit.









Command : MINIMUMRESOLUTION
Usage : MINIMUMRESOLUTION = {W,H}
Parameters : {W,H} = 640,480 OR 800, 600, …
Returns : none
Platform : eMotions
Details :

The MINIMUMRESOLUTION command informs the eMotions engine of the minimum desktop size required to run your application. If the system desktop size is less than this minimum resolution, eMotions will display a system message and shut down.









Command : MINIMUMRAM
Usage : MINIMUMVRAM = {VALUE}
Parameters : {VALUE} = 64, 128, 512, 1024,.. MEGABYTES OF SYSTEM RAM
Returns : none
Platform : eMotions
Details :

The MINIMUMRAM command informs the eMotions engine of the minimum amount of system ram required to run your application. If the system has less than this minimum setting, eMotions will display a system message and shut down.









Command : MINIMUMCOLOR
Usage : MINIMUMCOLOR = {VALUE}
Parameters : {VALUE} = 16 OR 32 BITPERPIXEL
Returns : none
Platform : eMotions
Details :

The MINIMUMCOLOR command informs the eMotions engine of the minimum system color depth required to run your application. If the system desktop display is less than this color setting, eMotions will display a system message and shut down.