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Emaki: 10 Painted Scroll Scenes for RPG Maker MZ

An RPG Maker MZ plugin from Core Systems Asset Factory. Made with RPG Maker. Paid.

Emaki: 10 Painted Scroll Scenes for RPG Maker MZ is an RPG Maker MZ plugin for RPG Maker, paid.

Its title or description names RPG Maker MZ. Its store page states that commercial use is permitted; the exact licence terms are on the store page.

Emaki is an RPG Maker MZ plugin that paints what the player did as a Japanese handscroll: 16 figures, 10 compositions and 6 pigment sets, all drawn in code. Commercial use in your games is included, and no art is needed: the plugin draws every figure, cloud, roof, wave and brushed letter itself.

Each act your game marks becomes a scene in ink line and flat mineral colour between bands of gold cloud, with the act's own words brushed on a text sheet beside it. The player unrolls the scroll from right to left on a lacquer table, and it grows as the game goes on. Your words choose the picture Type an act into the Paint an act command, or tie it to a switch or a variable your game already uses.

Emaki reads the words for a composition, a cast and a season. Composition: audience, vow, procession, battle, crossing, siege, labour, banquet, judgement or pilgrimage. "The siege of Akasaka keep" gets a palisade and a watchtower. Cast: name someone and they are in the picture. "The monk and the fox" has both. The demon appears only when the words call for him, so a straight samurai story never meets him.

Tagged Generator, japan, Narrative, plugin, Procedural Generation, RPG Maker, RPG Maker MZ, samurai, Singleplayer and Story Rich.

AI disclosure, as the store page states it: AI Assisted, Code, Graphics

Questions

Which engines is it for?

Its itch.io store page lists RPG Maker under Made with. Its title or description names RPG Maker MZ.

Can I use it in a commercial game?

Yes. Its store page states that commercial use is permitted. The exact licence terms are on the store page.

Paid · Get it on itch.io. Files, screenshots and the full description are on the store page.

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