• Self Switches, Variables, Metadata for Common Events and their initial settings
  
• Actors
  
• Classes
  
• Skills
  
• Armors
  
• Weapons
  
• Items
  
• Enemies
  
• Troops
  
• States
  
• Tilesets
  
• Maps
  
• Game System
  
• Game Temp
  
• Initial Event Self Switches
  
• Event Self Variables and Metadata
  

• Reputation
  
• Biographies for Actors
  
• Actor/Enemy/Class Description
  
• Bestiary
  
• Item carrying weight
  
• Weight for Armors, Weapons, and Items
  
• Durability for Armors and Weapons
  
• Adding new settings into your game
  
• Adding temporary switches, variables, and metadata which won't carry over into your saved data.
  
• Alignment for Actors
  
• An NPC's mood
  
• An NPC's affection for the player
  
• Giving NPC their own distinct data
  
• and more...
  

It all started a few years ago on what seemed like a usual evening at an IRC channel I made. Randomness, and discussing games we'd likely end up never finishing. Lowell mentioned something about personal variables in his project. I forgot exactly what it was that he said, but if I recall correctly, he probably thought aloud, just like I did. Then it hit me, I wanted to make self variables for events. I was bored that night, so attempting to make a self variables script gave me something to do.

To my amazement, I couldn't believe I scripted one. But then my curiosity got the better of me and I went on to make self switches and variables for common events and then actors. I wanted to make more, based on items and such but they all seemed like stupid ideas at the time so I stopped.

Fast forward to a few years later and I start taking a few visits to certain RPG Maker communities to see how everyone's been. Then I see a name I haven't seen in a long time. It was LilyKnight. She was putting my Self Switches / Variables / Parameters (that's what metadata was called at the time) scripts to use and asked me a few questions about it.

Seeing somebody expressing how much they like my script and asking me how so-and-so works always tends to be a new experience for me as my work normally doesn't get as much reception as others do, so being able to experience it makes me a really happy camper. It's that experience that inspired me on wanting to make a more complete set of these scripts.

When I was working on these scripts, I knew something like applying self switches/variables/metadata to certain things such as States seemed ridiculous, but I figured if anybody can come up with creative uses for it then why not throw it in.

As for the future, I'd love to see these set of scripts get used in ways I never imagined it to be used. In ways that will blow my mind. These scripts may not seem like much at first glance, but if you put your mind to it, these things can be the most extensive scripts around.

I hope you have fun using it as much as I had fun making it. Thank you.