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You can use plugins to replace existing object definitions (simply by defining a new object with the same name, a.k.a. Plugins go in the appropriate subfolder and get loaded after the core script files. Note that it's generally inadvisable to edit the core script files instead you can write "plugins" (separate. It's probably also the easiest one to relate to, since it's the least abstracted from gameplay. In this case you're after rpg_objects.js: it contains code pertaining to most of the common high-level objects in a game, including the player, events, actors, enemies, map, etc. These are the "core script files" for your project. from the editor's menu: Game > Open Folder) and look in the js folder, you should see a bunch of files with names like rpg_core.js, rpg_managers.js, etc. Click to expand.If you open your project folder (e.g.
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