Any game using DynRPG can be extended by a new feature by simply putting a plugin file into a folder called DynPlugins. What in past were 'patches' are now going to be simple plugins. Plugins can be written in C++, they will be loaded when the game starts and they are notified of certain events (like the drawing of a new frame, the writing to a variable, etc.) and are allowed to react to these events. DynRPG not only offers the average programmer access to the world of 'patching', but it also provides the basis for far more powerful extensions than all 'patches' made for the RPG Maker before.ĭynRPG works using plugins. Kit', and in this case it means that everyone can create his own extensions to the RPG Maker software now, as long as he knows how to use C++. or write me an e-mail at and if you find errors in this documentation, or bugs in the patch or the SDK, please tell me too!ĭynRPG is a plugin SDK for RPG Maker 2003. If you have any questions, you may either ask in of the following forum threads: So be it.Īnd yes, this is the second paragraph, because people seek this information very often too.

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