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 ===== Display Text Settings ===== ===== Display Text Settings =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Change Faceset ===== ===== Change Faceset =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Control Variables ===== ===== Control Variables =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Change Party Member ===== ===== Change Party Member =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Change State ===== ===== Change State =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Change Actor Name ===== ===== Change Actor Name =====
  
-//Player status: Supported //✅+//Player status: Supported// ✅
  
 The **Change Actor Name** command allows to change the name of an actor. The **Change Actor Name** command allows to change the name of an actor.
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 ===== Change Actor Nickname ===== ===== Change Actor Nickname =====
  
-//Player status: Supported //✅+//Player status: Supported// ✅
  
 The **Change Actor Nickname** command allows to change the nickname of an actor. The **Change Actor Nickname** command allows to change the nickname of an actor.
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   * ''c'': If the Nickname is pulled from a string variable or string variable redirection, value to use for the string variable ID.   * ''c'': If the Nickname is pulled from a string variable or string variable redirection, value to use for the string variable ID.
 ===== Change Actor Graphic ===== ===== Change Actor Graphic =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Change Actor Faceset ===== ===== Change Actor Faceset =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Change System BGM ===== ===== Change System BGM =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Change System SE ===== ===== Change System SE =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Change System Graphic ===== ===== Change System Graphic =====
  
-//Player status: Supported //✅+//Player status: Supported// ✅
  
 The **Change System Graphic** command allows to change the system graphic. The **Change System Graphic** command allows to change the system graphic.
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   * ''d'': If the system graphic should come from a string variable, ID of the string variable.   * ''d'': If the system graphic should come from a string variable, ID of the string variable.
 ===== Battle Processing ===== ===== Battle Processing =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Shop Processing ===== ===== Shop Processing =====
  
-⚠️// This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//+⚠️ //This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.// 
 + 
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Name Input Processing ===== ===== Name Input Processing =====
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 The **Name Input Processing** command allows to open the name input screen to rename a hero. The **Name Input Processing** command allows to open the name input screen to rename a hero.
  
-The Maniac Patch adds the possibility to use a variable or variable redirection for the ID of the actor. ⚠️// This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor in the public version, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//+The Maniac Patch adds the possibility to use a variable or variable redirection for the ID of the actor. ⚠️ //This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor in the public version, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//
  
 The development version adds the following field: The development version adds the following field:
-  * Character limit: How many characters can be typed for the name, with the possibility to either use a constant, variable or variable redirection. ⚠️// This option was added in development versions of the editor, and is as such not available in public versions, in addition to lacking a common TPC writing.//+  * Character limit: How many characters can be typed for the name, with the possibility to either use a constant, variable or variable redirection. ⚠️ //This option was added in development versions of the editor, and is as such not available in public versions, in addition to lacking a common TPC writing.//
  
-Additionally, as custom pages for the name input processing scene can be written since the development version, the initial page can now use more values than just 0 and 1. ⚠️// This option was added in development versions of the editor, and is as such not available in public versions, in addition to lacking a common TPC writing.//+Additionally, as custom pages for the name input processing scene can be written since the development version, the initial page can now use more values than just 0 and 1. ⚠️ //This option was added in development versions of the editor, and is as such not available in public versions, in addition to lacking a common TPC writing.//
  
 Notes: Notes:
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   * ''b'': Value to use for the initial page.   * ''b'': Value to use for the initial page.
   * ''c'': Whether the scene should start with no default name (0) or if the name of the actor should be displayed by default (1).   * ''c'': Whether the scene should start with no default name (0) or if the name of the actor should be displayed by default (1).
-  * ''d'': Defines if the the values to use are constants, variables or variable redirections:+  * ''d'': Defines if the values to use are constants, variables or variable redirections:
     * ''+1'' if the Actor ID to use should be a variable.     * ''+1'' if the Actor ID to use should be a variable.
     * ''+2'' if the Actor ID to use should be a variable redirection.     * ''+2'' if the Actor ID to use should be a variable redirection.
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 ===== Set Vehicle Location ===== ===== Set Vehicle Location =====
  
-⚠️// This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//+⚠️ //This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//
  
 //Player status: Unsupported// ❌ //Player status: Unsupported// ❌
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 ===== Set Event Location ===== ===== Set Event Location =====
  
-⚠️// Those options are only accessible through the Maniac editor in development versions, but the displayed interface incorrectly displays that the Direction can be set as a variable or variable redirection which is false, and the parameter for the Event ID on the interface is actually the one displayed for the Direction. Those options can be used on public versions, but require using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//+⚠️ //Those options are only accessible through the Maniac editor in development versions, but the displayed interface incorrectly displays that the Direction can be set as a variable or variable redirection which is false, and the parameter for the Event ID on the interface is actually the one displayed for the Direction. Those options can be used on public versions, but require using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//
  
 //Player status: Supported// ✅ //Player status: Supported// ✅
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 ===== Swap Event Location ===== ===== Swap Event Location =====
  
-//Player status: Supported // ✅+//Player status: Supported// ✅
  
 The **Swap Event Location** command allows to swap the position of an event with another. The **Swap Event Location** command allows to swap the position of an event with another.
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   * ''a'': Value to use for the first event.   * ''a'': Value to use for the first event.
   * ''b'': Value to use for the second event.   * ''b'': Value to use for the second event.
-  * ''c'': Defines if the the values to use are constants, variables or variable redirections:+  * ''c'': Defines if the values to use are constants, variables or variable redirections:
     * ''+1'' if the value to use for the first event should be a variable.     * ''+1'' if the value to use for the first event should be a variable.
     * ''+2'' if the value to use for the first event should be a variable redirection.     * ''+2'' if the value to use for the first event should be a variable redirection.
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 ===== Hide Screen ===== ===== Hide Screen =====
  
-⚠️// This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//+⚠️ //This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//
  
-//Player status: Unsupported //❌+//Player status: Unsupported// ❌
  
 The **Hide Screen** command allows to hide the screen. The **Hide Screen** command allows to hide the screen.
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 ===== Show Screen ===== ===== Show Screen =====
  
-⚠️// This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//+⚠️ //This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//
  
-//Player status: Unsupported //❌+//Player status: Unsupported// ❌
  
 The **Show Screen** command allows to show the screen. The **Show Screen** command allows to show the screen.
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 ===== Flash Event ===== ===== Flash Event =====
  
-⚠️// This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//+⚠️ //This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.// 
 + 
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Scroll Map ===== ===== Scroll Map =====
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 ==== Fix ==== ==== Fix ====
  
-//Player status: Stronger Fixing not supported //❌+//Player status: Stronger Fixing not supported// ❌
  
 **Fix** allows to fix the camera position. **Fix** allows to fix the camera position.
  
-The patch adds the parameter **Stronger Fixing**: if ticked and that a player teleportation occurs on the current map, the camera will stay still instead of moving. ⚠️// This option was added in development versions of the editor, and is as such not available in public versions, in addition to lacking a common TPC writing.//+The patch adds the parameter **Stronger Fixing**: if ticked and that a player teleportation occurs on the current map, the camera will stay still instead of moving. ⚠️ //This option was added in development versions of the editor, and is as such not available in public versions, in addition to lacking a common TPC writing.//
  
 Common TPC writing of the default fix command: <code>@scr.scroll .fix</code> Common TPC writing of the default fix command: <code>@scr.scroll .fix</code>
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 ==== Shift Position (Tile) ==== ==== Shift Position (Tile) ====
  
-//Player status: Instant speed not supported //❌+//Player status: Instant speed not supported// ❌
  
 **Shift Position (Tile)** (known as Shift Position in the original engine) allows to move the camera by a set amount of tiles. **Shift Position (Tile)** (known as Shift Position in the original engine) allows to move the camera by a set amount of tiles.
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 ==== Return to Origin ==== ==== Return to Origin ====
  
-//Player status: Instant speed not supported //❌+//Player status: Instant speed not supported// ❌
  
 **Return to Origin** makes the camera returns to its original position. **Return to Origin** makes the camera returns to its original position.
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 ==== Shift Position (Pixel) ==== ==== Shift Position (Pixel) ====
  
-//Player status: Partially supported //ℹ️//; Game can crash if a movement of less than 3 pixels on both axises is done, negative wait does not give the same result than a null wait, see EasyRPG Player issues [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3668|#3668]] and [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3669|#3669]]//+//Player status: Partially supported// ℹ️//; Game can crash if a movement of less than 3 pixels on both axises is done, negative wait does not give the same result than a null wait, see EasyRPG Player issues [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3668|#3668]] and [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3669|#3669]]//
  
 **Shift Position (Pixel)** is a new function of the patch, and allows moving the camera by a set amount of pixels. **Shift Position (Pixel)** is a new function of the patch, and allows moving the camera by a set amount of pixels.
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     * Amount of movement per frame: The camera movement will be done in X * 0.001 pixel per frame, where X corresponds to the Speed value.     * Amount of movement per frame: The camera movement will be done in X * 0.001 pixel per frame, where X corresponds to the Speed value.
     * Movement frame: The camera movement will be done in X frames, where X corresponds to the Speed value.     * Movement frame: The camera movement will be done in X frames, where X corresponds to the Speed value.
-  * Wait for Completion: If set, the game will wait that the camera finishes moving before processing the rest of the code of the event. ⚠️// While this option is shown and can be ticked in the Maniac editor, it is incorrectly assigned and the parameter will be removed if altered through the editor. Use TPC, raw writing or another tool to assign this parameter.//+  * Wait for Completion: If set, the game will wait that the camera finishes moving before processing the rest of the code of the event. ⚠️ //While this option is shown and can be ticked in the Maniac editor, it is incorrectly assigned and the parameter will be removed if altered through the editor. Use TPC, raw writing or another tool to assign this parameter.//
  
 TPC syntax: <code>@scr.scroll .pxShift 1, 2 .speed 3 .wait</code> TPC syntax: <code>@scr.scroll .pxShift 1, 2 .speed 3 .wait</code>
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   * ''11060'': Command code   * ''11060'': Command code
   * ''a'': Whether the Unit of Speed to use should be Amount of movement per frame (4) or Movement frame (5).   * ''a'': Whether the Unit of Speed to use should be Amount of movement per frame (4) or Movement frame (5).
-  * ''b'': Defines if the the values to use are constants, variables or variable redirections:+  * ''b'': Defines if the values to use are constants, variables or variable redirections:
     * ''+1'' if the X to use should be a variable.     * ''+1'' if the X to use should be a variable.
     * ''+2'' if the X to use should be a variable redirection.     * ''+2'' if the X to use should be a variable redirection.
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 ==== Set Position (Pixel) ==== ==== Set Position (Pixel) ====
  
-//Player status: Partially supported //ℹ️//; Game can crash if a movement of less than 3 pixels on both axises is done, negative wait does not give the same result than a null wait, Based on Center and overal camera position can not be accurate, see EasyRPG Player issues [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3668|#3668]], [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3669|#3669]], [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3670|#3670]], [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3668|#3671]]//+//Player status: Partially supported// ℹ️//; Game can crash if a movement of less than 3 pixels on both axises is done, negative wait does not give the same result than a null wait, Based on Center and overal camera position can not be accurate, see EasyRPG Player issues [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3668|#3668]], [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3669|#3669]], [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3670|#3670]], [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3668|#3671]]//
  
 **Set Position (Pixel)** is a new function of the patch, and allows defining the position of the camera in pixels. **Set Position (Pixel)** is a new function of the patch, and allows defining the position of the camera in pixels.
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     * Amount of movement per frame: The camera movement will be done in X * 0.001 pixel per frame, where X corresponds to the Speed value.     * Amount of movement per frame: The camera movement will be done in X * 0.001 pixel per frame, where X corresponds to the Speed value.
     * Movement frame: The camera movement will be done in X frames, where X corresponds to the Speed value.     * Movement frame: The camera movement will be done in X frames, where X corresponds to the Speed value.
-  * Wait for Completion: If set, the game will wait that the camera finishes moving before processing the rest of the code of the event. ⚠️// While this option is shown and can be ticked in the Maniac editor, it is instead assigned to the Based on Center parameter. Use TPC, raw writing or another tool to assign this parameter.// +  * Wait for Completion: If set, the game will wait that the camera finishes moving before processing the rest of the code of the event. ⚠️ //While this option is shown and can be ticked in the Maniac editor, it is instead assigned to the Based on Center parameter. Use TPC, raw writing or another tool to assign this parameter.// 
-  * Based on Center: If set, the top-left corner of the map for the camera will no longer be considered to be 0, 0: this will instead be the case for the center of the screen (160, 120 with the default [[..:maniac#resolution|screen resolution]]).⚠️// The option that needs to be ticked in the Maniac editor to assign this parameter is Wait for Completion, not Based on Center.// +  * Based on Center: If set, the top-left corner of the map for the camera will no longer be considered to be 0, 0: this will instead be the case for the center of the screen (160, 120 with the default [[..:maniac#resolution|screen resolution]]).⚠️ //The option that needs to be ticked in the Maniac editor to assign this parameter is Wait for Completion, not Based on Center.// 
-  * Relative Position: If set, the coordinates specified will be calculated depending on the current camera position. ⚠️// The option that needs to be ticked in the Maniac editor to assign this parameter is Based on Center.//+  * Relative Position: If set, the coordinates specified will be calculated depending on the current camera position. ⚠️ //The option that needs to be ticked in the Maniac editor to assign this parameter is Based on Center.//
  
 TPC syntax: <code>@scr.scroll .set 1, 2 .speed 3 .center .relative .wait</code> TPC syntax: <code>@scr.scroll .set 1, 2 .speed 3 .center .relative .wait</code>
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   * ''11060'': Command code   * ''11060'': Command code
   * ''a'': Whether the Unit of Speed to use should be Amount of movement per frame (6) or Movement frame (7).   * ''a'': Whether the Unit of Speed to use should be Amount of movement per frame (6) or Movement frame (7).
-  * ''b'': Defines if the the values to use are constants, variables or variable redirections:+  * ''b'': Defines if the values to use are constants, variables or variable redirections:
     * ''+1'' if the X to use should be a variable.     * ''+1'' if the X to use should be a variable.
     * ''+2'' if the X to use should be a variable redirection.     * ''+2'' if the X to use should be a variable redirection.
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 ===== Show Picture ===== ===== Show Picture =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Move Picture ===== ===== Move Picture =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Erase Picture ===== ===== Erase Picture =====
  
-//Player status: Supported //✅//; Erasing pictures in batch with the first value bigger than the second value does not work, see [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3590|EasyRPG Player issue #3590]]//+//Player status: Supported// ✅//; Erasing pictures in batch with the first value bigger than the second value does not work, see [[https://github.com/EasyRPG/Player/issues/3590|EasyRPG Player issue #3590]]//
  
 The original Erase Picture command in RPG Maker 2000 only allowed to erase one picture at a time by specifying its ID, which was expanded in the English release of RPG Maker 2003 by adding batch erase and erase with a variable ID. The original Erase Picture command in RPG Maker 2000 only allowed to erase one picture at a time by specifying its ID, which was expanded in the English release of RPG Maker 2003 by adding batch erase and erase with a variable ID.
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 ===== Show Animation ===== ===== Show Animation =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Wait ===== ===== Wait =====
  
-//Player status: Supported //✅+//Player status: Supported// ✅
  
 The original Wait command in RPG Maker 2000 only allowed to erase wait by specifying a tenth of a second, and was later expanded with the possibility to wait for a key press. The original Wait command in RPG Maker 2000 only allowed to erase wait by specifying a tenth of a second, and was later expanded with the possibility to wait for a key press.
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   * ''c'': Value to use for the Tempo.   * ''c'': Value to use for the Tempo.
   * ''d'': Value to use for the Balance.   * ''d'': Value to use for the Balance.
-  * ''e'': Defines if the the values to use are constants, variables or variable redirections:+  * ''e'': Defines if the values to use are constants, variables or variable redirections:
     * ''+1'' if the Music Name to use should be a string variable.     * ''+1'' if the Music Name to use should be a string variable.
     * ''+2'' if the Music Name to use should be a string variable redirection.     * ''+2'' if the Music Name to use should be a string variable redirection.
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 ===== Fadeout BGM ===== ===== Fadeout BGM =====
  
-⚠️// This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//+⚠️ //This option is not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and requires using TPC, raw writing or another tool.//
  
-//Player status: Unsupported //❌+//Player status: Unsupported// ❌
  
 The **Fadeout BGM** command allows to fadeout the music. The **Fadeout BGM** command allows to fadeout the music.
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   * ''b'': Value to use for the Tempo.   * ''b'': Value to use for the Tempo.
   * ''c'': Value to use for the Balance.   * ''c'': Value to use for the Balance.
-  * ''d'': Defines if the the values to use are constants, variables or variable redirections:+  * ''d'': Defines if the values to use are constants, variables or variable redirections:
     * ''+1'' if the Sound Name to use should be a string variable.     * ''+1'' if the Sound Name to use should be a string variable.
     * ''+2'' if the Sound Name to use should be a string variable redirection.     * ''+2'' if the Sound Name to use should be a string variable redirection.
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 ===== Key Input Processing ===== ===== Key Input Processing =====
  
-//Player status: Supported //✅//; Wheel Mouse Up and Wheel Mouse Down are not properly tracked if the command is formatted like a RPG Maker 2000 command.//+//Player status: Supported// ✅//; Wheel Mouse Up and Wheel Mouse Down are not properly tracked if the command is formatted like a RPG Maker 2000 command.//
  
 The **Key Input Processing** command allows to track pressed keys. The **Key Input Processing** command allows to track pressed keys.
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 ===== Change Tileset ===== ===== Change Tileset =====
  
-//Player status: Supported //✅+//Player status: Supported// ✅
  
 The **Change Tileset** command allows to change the tileset used on the current map. The **Change Tileset** command allows to change the tileset used on the current map.
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   * ''a'': Value to use for the tileset.   * ''a'': Value to use for the tileset.
   * ''b'': Whether the value to use should be a constant (0), a variable (1) or a variable redirection (2).   * ''b'': Whether the value to use should be a constant (0), a variable (1) or a variable redirection (2).
 +
 ===== Change Parallax Background ===== ===== Change Parallax Background =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Call System Functions (Open Save Menu) ===== ===== Call System Functions (Open Save Menu) =====
  
-⚠️// The functions of this command are not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and require using the community plugin, TPC, raw writing or another tool.//+⚠️ //The functions of this command are not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and require using the community plugin, TPC, raw writing or another tool.//
  
-//Player status: Partial support //ℹ️//; Window mode only does toggle and also opens the save menu, settings menu softlocks the game by infinitely opening the save menu, license menu is not supported; as the debug menu is opened on the window of the game, whether it should be paused or not does not matter//+//Player status: Partial support// ℹ️//; Window mode only does toggle and also opens the save menu, settings menu softlocks the game by infinitely opening the save menu, license menu is not supported; as the debug menu is opened on the window of the game, whether it should be paused or not does not matter//
  
 In the Maniac patch, the Open Save Menu command was reworked to also allow opening other menus, and was renamed to Call System Functions. In the Maniac patch, the Open Save Menu command was reworked to also allow opening other menus, and was renamed to Call System Functions.
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 ===== Control System Functions (Change Save Access) ===== ===== Control System Functions (Change Save Access) =====
  
-⚠️// The functions of this command are not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and require using the community plugin, TPC, raw writing or another tool.//+⚠️ //The functions of this command are not directly accessible through the Maniac editor, and require using the community plugin, TPC, raw writing or another tool.//
  
-//Player status: Unsupported //❌+//Player status: Unsupported// ❌
  
 In the Maniac patch, the Change Save Access command was reworked to also allow controlling other menus, and was renamed to Call System Functions. In the Maniac patch, the Change Save Access command was reworked to also allow controlling other menus, and was renamed to Call System Functions.
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 ==== Right after loading state ==== ==== Right after loading state ====
  
-//Player support: Partial support //ℹ️//Reported as false on a new game, Load Screen command reported as true//+//Player status: Partial support// ℹ️//Reported as false on a new game, Load Screen command reported as true//
  
 **Right after loading state** (also known as Right after load) can be used to detect if the game just started, either as a new game or as part of a save loading. **Right after loading state** (also known as Right after load) can be used to detect if the game just started, either as a new game or as part of a save loading.
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 ==== Joypad is enabled ==== ==== Joypad is enabled ====
  
-//Player support: No proper support, always considered to be true// ℹ️+//Player status: No proper support, always considered to be true// ℹ️
  
 **Joypad is enabled** (also known as Enable Joypad) can be used to detect if a controller is connected. **Joypad is enabled** (also known as Enable Joypad) can be used to detect if a controller is connected.
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 ==== Window is active ==== ==== Window is active ====
  
-//Player support: No proper support, always considered to be true// ℹ️+//Player status: No proper support, always considered to be true// ℹ️
  
 **Window is active** can be used to detect if the window of the game is currently active. **Window is active** can be used to detect if the window of the game is currently active.
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 ==== File output is available ==== ==== File output is available ====
  
-//Player support: No proper support, always considered to be true// ℹ️+//Player status: No proper support, always considered to be true// ℹ️
  
 **File output is available** (also known as Can output file) can be used to know if the Maniac Patch is currently able to write files. **File output is available** (also known as Can output file) can be used to know if the Maniac Patch is currently able to write files.
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   * ''12010'': Command code   * ''12010'': Command code
   * ''f'': Whether the Conditional Branch should only be a if (0) or if it should be an if-else (1).   * ''f'': Whether the Conditional Branch should only be a if (0) or if it should be an if-else (1).
 +
 ===== Loop ===== ===== Loop =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Break Loop ===== ===== Break Loop =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== End Event Processing ===== ===== End Event Processing =====
  
-⚠️// The options of this command were added in development versions of the editor, and are as such not available in public versions, in addition to lacking common TPC writings.//+⚠️ //The options of this command were added in development versions of the editor, and are as such not available in public versions, in addition to lacking common TPC writings.// 
 + 
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Erase Event ===== ===== Erase Event =====
  
-//Player support: Partial support //ℹ️//; specifying the event ID 10005 does not work; No warning is displayed when selecting an invalid event ID.//+//Player status: Partial support// ℹ️//; specifying the event ID 10005 does not work; No warning is displayed when selecting an invalid event ID.//
  
 The **Erase Event** command allows to erase an event. The **Erase Event** command allows to erase an event.
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 ===== Call Event ===== ===== Call Event =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Change Enemy HP ===== ===== Change Enemy HP =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Change Enemy MP ===== ===== Change Enemy MP =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Change Enemy State ===== ===== Change Enemy State =====
 +
 +FIXME
  
 ===== Enemy Encounter ===== ===== Enemy Encounter =====
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 +FIXME
  
 ===== Change Battleback ===== ===== Change Battleback =====
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 +FIXME
  
 ===== Show Animation (Battle) ===== ===== Show Animation (Battle) =====
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 +FIXME
  
 ===== Action Times + ===== ===== Action Times + =====
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 +FIXME
  
 ===== Force Escape ===== ===== Force Escape =====
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 +FIXME
  
 ===== Conditional Branch (Battle) ===== ===== Conditional Branch (Battle) =====
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 +FIXME
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