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# EDITABLE TEMPLATE

  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------

  #  This section lets you associate each of the eleven default Minkoff poses

  #  to the individual poses  within your spritesheet.   Please note that the

  #  system uses hash values to define each action type that holds the poses.

  #

  #  POSE LIST     DEFINITIONS                                        CONDITION

  #  ----------    -----------------------------------------------    ---------

  #  P_READY    .. The pose when the battler is on guard              Weapon

  #  P_STRUCK   .. Used when the battler was hit by the enemy         Shield

  #  P_WOOZY    .. Used when the battler is low in health             ------

  #  P_BLOCK    .. Used when the battler is defending                 Shield

  #  P_CHARGE   .. Used when the battler is moving to the target      ------

  #  P_RETREAT  .. Used when the battler is returning from an attack  ------

  #  P_MELEE    .. Used when the battler performs a basic attack      Weapon

  #  P_ITEM     .. Used when the battler uses an item                 Item

  #  P_SKILL    .. Used when the battler uses a skill                 Skill

  #  P_VICTORY  .. Used by battlers if their side wins combat         Weapon

  #  P_DEFEAT   .. Used when the battler is dead                      ------

  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------

  #

    P_READY[0]   =   1   # Sets the 'Ready Pose'    #1 in your template

    P_STRUCK[0]  =   2   # Sets the 'Struck Pose'   #2 in your template

    P_WOOZY[0]   =   3   # Sets the 'Woozy Pose'    #3 in your template

    P_BLOCK[0]   =   4   # Sets the 'Block Pose'    #4 in your template

    P_CHARGE[0]  =   5   # Sets the 'Charge Pose'   #5 in your template

    P_RETREAT[0] =   6   # Sets the 'Retreat Pose'  #6 in your template

    P_MELEE[0]   =   7   # Sets the 'Attack Pose'   #7 in your template

    P_ITEM[0]    =   8   # Sets the 'Item Pose'     #8 in your template

    P_SKILL[0]   =   9   # Sets the 'Skill Pose'    #9 in your template

    P_VICTORY[0] =  10   # Sets the 'Victory Pose' #10 in your template

    P_DEFEAT[0]  =  11   # Sets the 'Defeat Pose'  #11 in your template  





    # Defining an actor spritesheet (Basil is ID #2, hence key 2)

    # This particular setup is used for characterset spritesets.

    #-------------------------------------------------------------

    P_READY[2]    =   2   # Most all  entries  in a  characterset

    P_STRUCK[2]   =   2   # will have  the battler  facing in one

    P_WOOZY[2]    =   2   # direction, almost always to the left.

    P_BLOCK[2]    =   2   # 

    P_CHARGE[2]   =   2   # 

    P_RETREAT[2]  =   3   # The retreat pose tends to face right.

    P_MELEE[2]    =   2   # 

    P_ITEM[2]     =   2   # 

    P_SKILL[2]    =   2   # 

    P_VICTORY[2]  =   2   # 

    P_DEFEAT[2]   =   3   # Making it defeated (face right too).





    # Defining an actor spritesheet for Gloria.   Only dealing with

    # one pose here.   However,  it is a hash entry for the P_MELEE

    # pose, setting pose #7 as the default & pose #10 if the bronze

    # rod is used (weapon #25)

    #-------------------------------------------------------------

    P_MELEE[7]    =   { 0=>7, 25=>10 }





    # Defining an enemy spritesheet (Ghost is ID #1, hence key -1)

    # This particular setup is used for characterset spritesets.

    #-------------------------------------------------------------

    P_READY[-1]   =   2   # Enemy templates  use the same poses as

    P_STRUCK[-1]  =   2   # actors if the 'mirrored enemies' value

    P_WOOZY[-1]   =   2   # is set.   This makes it easier  to set 

    P_BLOCK[-1]   =   2   # both actors and enemies.

    P_CHARGE[-1]  =   2   # 

    P_RETREAT[-1] =   3   # 

    P_MELEE[-1]   =   2   # 

    P_ITEM[-1]    =   2   # 

    P_SKILL[-1]   =   2   # Invalid settings  (poses that don't

    P_VICTORY[-1] =   2   # exist) will make the battler vanish

    P_DEFEAT[-1]  =   5   # So here, I made the ghost vanish.