PhoenixSoul

@Kayzee To be fair, the misnomer is the result of early cartographers not realizing that there was more landmass than they knew of. However, the misnomer became habitual, and that is the fault of settlers, not the cartographers. Also, the misnomer is not used globally; only in America does this occur... But yeah, it's all dumb. Skin tone and characteristics don't make a race.

I mean... Yeah, sure, it'd be great to have console platforms for releasing our games on, but, do we need the MV engine as part of that?

FTR: Most Caucasian people had reddish skin, and very square jaws, but that is speaking of how they were long ago. A lot of that similar demographic, at least by appearance (because culturally the Caucasians are far different than what became of them) are what some call 'rednecks', and live along the Gulf Coasts of North America. It's not really related, but kinda is. tl;dr Using the term 'Caucasian' for a person with pale to fair-ish skin tones is far beyond incorrect. Yet, it's the 'National Standard'. My middle fingers to that. I'm not Caucasian, you idiots. Anyway, I tend to want to have diversity in the characters in my game, and for the case of custom characters, to allow the player to have some control over said diversity.

@Kayzee I agree; skin tone isn't everything but it would be a rocket jump forward in progress towards resource diversity. I looked into this recently; there's over one hundred skin tone and skin tone variants. Imagine just having a quarter of that as resource material. @FranklinX Red flag, gold symbol. Sounds like the USSR or China flag. Definitely bland. I once came across some pixel art flags, and the one for Nepal was well done. Don't bother trying to find them; they've since vanished from Photof*ckerbucket...(and don't even get me started on that dumpster fire lolz)

Even the pale porcelain/albino types don't look quite right, @FranklinX (yeah I'm porcelain pale myself). They actually look like someone just took the fair, western Europe type of skin and boosted the contrast by 40%. However, in all due fairness, very pale skin tones are really hard to reproduce in digital or even standard artistic form. I know; I can't even get it right with makeup (I volunteer at a dressing service in my hometown - I mostly do makeup and hair). Point is, most devs don't really consider the darker skinned people, or to put it simply, they think inside the 'straight white male' box, that never really existed in the first place, always just an assumption, and that has led us to this posted topic, more or less. Most of the Japanese people don't really know much about other cultures, their various people and their attributes, as previously discussed, so any inclusion of said other cultures and such is most of the time borderline inaccurate and possibly bad. The case with RPGMaker is pretty much the same.

@FranklinX Wild Steam does have some variance in skin tone, though the very dark skin is not present. However, one could argue that the theme is steampunk and dirt-laden, rather than differences in UV exposure (and wouldn't be wrong). Other than Wild Steam, I'm not currently aware of/don't recall any other graphics packs that do incorporate different skin tones. I could be wrong; the number of DLC for VX Ace alone is massive, so it is possible I may of missed some things.

Take your time, I'm in no rush. Honestly, I don't know why it was implemented as a feature in only the MV version. Sant would likely not respond to any inquiries either...

@Kayzee Here is the script/plugin for the MV version, just as a reference.

Quite simply, I'm not sure how to implement the aforementioned feature in the VX Ace version. What the triple pairing feature does, is allow one to setup three materia slots as linked slots rather than just two. I've tried to implement this feature before, but I kept getting errors and eventually trashed the idea. However, I know there is someone out there who would probably, maybe know how to help me with this. Oh, ya want the script for reference? Ya got it.

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I finally finished the terraforming and the road layouts of a large TMInfinity map I had started on over a month ago, today. Not RM related, but damn it feels good nonetheless.

.wav files are fully uncompressed audio files; that would take a lot of bandwidth to upload a bunch all at once...