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CMS Tools: Advanced Faster ATB Plugin v2.0

For RPG Maker 2003 with DynRPG v0.13 or higher

By PepsiOtaku

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This patch allows you to control the battle speed by a variable, and set a default percentage

to multiply the battle speed by from within the DynRPG.ini. Variable values are not setup by

percentile however.

Installation

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To install the plugin, make sure that you have patched your project with cherry's DynRPG patch which

can be found here: http://cherrytree.at/dynrpg

1. Copy the "faster_atb_advanced.dll"into the DynPlugins folder of your own project.

2. Add the following (between the asterisks) to your DynRPG.ini 

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[faster_atb_advanced]

BattleSpeedVariable=4001

DefaultSpeed=200

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3. Change "4001" to the Variable ID of your choice.

4. Change "200" to the percentage of your choice. 200 (2x speed) is the recommended value. 

Instructions

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To use, simply set your chosen variable to the value of your choice listed below. Values below 0 should

be used with caution as they're slower than RM2003's default, but potential uses could be some kind of 

"Slow" spell, or you can build an ATB speed setting into your custom menu.

Variable value | Percentage

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            -4 | 0 = Paused

            -3 | 25

            -2 | 50

            -1 | 75

             1 | 100 = RM2003's default

             2 | 200 = 2x (Recommended)

             3 | 300 = 3x (Also Recommended)

             4 | 400 = 4x (Not bad, but hectic if using Active mode)

             5 | 500

             6 | 600

             7 | 700

             8 | 800

             9 | 900

            10 | 1000

            11 | 1100

            12 | 1200

            13 | 1300

            14 | 1400

            15 | 1500

            16 | 1600

As a warning, 5x-16x are absurdly fast. I don't know why you would want to build them into your game. :)