FPLE Camera Height

[rzrcoon]

The other inquiries before yours were about an altered fog/panorama viewport which I would surely like to figure out... let alone see how they get it looking that good. When I set a panorama into an FPLE tileset, it appears through the walls like it is a ghost. Not something it should I expect.

  
I think it's about the work I was doing in FPLE, it wasn't altered any picture and the effect so the walls do not seen like ghosts can be configured in a part of the script, (I just checked it, and I changed some Values without affect anything more about script)

Code:

  *FPLE Game_System
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------

  # * Public Instance Variables
  #     fple (boolean)                : true = FPLE mode activated.
  #     fple_view_distance (int)      : only surfaces within this distance are
  #                                     displayed. Must be > 0.
  #     fple_light_distance (int)     : fading distance. Must be > 0. 0 : deactivated.
  #     fple_resolution (int)         : resolution during movements
  #                                     0:max, 1:medium, 2:low, 3:ugly
  #     fple_always_same_res (boolean): true = same quality when moving or not
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  attr_accessor :fple
  attr_accessor :fple_view_distance
  attr_accessor :fple_light_distance
  attr_accessor :fple_resolution
  attr_accessor :fple_always_same_res
  attr_reader :fple_angle, :fple_target_angle
  attr_accessor :fple_rotation_direction, :fple_rotation_speed
  attr_reader :fple_cos, :fple_sin
    #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Object Initialization
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def initialize
    initialize_fple_game_system
    self.fple = false
    self.fple_view_distance = 6  #<--- Changed to 10
    self.fple_light_distance = 5 #<--- Changed to 0
    self.fple_resolution = 1
    self.fple_always_same_res = true
    self.fple_angle = 0
    self.fple_target_angle = 0
    self.fple_rotation_direction = 1
    self.fple_rotation_speed = 8
  end

It were not such a great thing. In addition with a script call in a parallel start event, you can keep on some maps fading the walls to give it a touch of darkness or simulate it.
 

DerVVulfman Wrote:
Point me in the direction how to get those freakin panoramas and fogs to work, because I get the freakin backgrounds overlapping the walls like it's a ghost.

If that was or not it was with me, it wasn't necessary to use that strong language... I just wanted to know if you could solve the problem with those things.

 

Images

I guess you see something like this, with the default values. 
But you'll get something like that with the fewest changes I made.