Free (BASIC) versions of all my plugins:

You can download the PRO versions of TIER 1 plugins from here:  

You can download the PRO versions of TIER 2 plugins from here:  

- Added playtest diagnostics for animation profiles, settings and required files (results in the F8 console).
- Added Hide, Show and Toggle Layer commands, plus script calls for temporarily hiding equipped or custom layers.
- Added per-character and per-action animation speed multipliers from 0.1x to 10x, with reset commands.
 
- Fixed animations stopping when event pages use the same profile.
- Fixed non-directional layers, diagonal layer ordering, and lower-layer position, opacity and visibility.
- Fixed current-event targeting and animation waits in parallel and nested events (MV/MZ).
- Fixed diagonal event activation not enabling.
- Optimized layer sprite reuse and ordering; removed redundant animation preloads.
- Reduced MV image cache retention by allowing unused AnimaX images to be evicted.
 
- Plugin guide is updated
- Tested with RPG Maker MZ version 1.10.0

📌 The basic version of the plugin has been updated to version 1.5 (yes, 1.5, not 1.6), it does not include all the features of the PRO version and cannot be used in commercial projects

💿 Basic version from my Google Drive folder (Free Tier)

Soon. More information about the Alpha NET 2 plugin, which is currently under active development, as well as about a brand-new interface system with a visual editor that will affect many of my plugins and make customizing them very simple and convenient for all my plugins users.

- Added Chinese translation
- Added rarity-colored pulsing glow for Visual Drop items

- New feature (PRO only): Search Input for Inventory. Added a search input field to the inventory window, allowing players to filter and find items quickly.

- Added PIXI filters support for animated images. Now you can apply PIXI filters to animated images using the new script calls and plugin commands. See guide for more details and examples.

Development of Alpha NET 2 is moving forward at full speed!

Since the initial announcement, I have implemented several major systems:

In this development update, I would like to take a closer look at some of the brand-new systems introduced in Alpha NET 2, as well as the improvements made to features previously available in Alpha NET Z.

Players can now use vehicles while exploring the map.

At the moment, each vehicle can only be used by one player at a time. In the future, I plan to add support for multiple players sharing the same vehicle—for example, one player acting as the driver while the others travel as passengers.

Alpha NET 2 is a complete reimagining of Alpha NET Z, built from the ground up with a modern architecture, improved networking, and years of development experience behind it.

Below you’ll find answers to the most common questions about the new plugin, licensing, compatibility, development progress, and future plans.

Alpha NET Z is now more than five years old. Its architecture has become outdated, and much of its codebase was written in CoffeeScript—a language that is no longer widely used or actively relevant for modern development.

Over the years, I have gained a great deal of experience and a much better understanding of networking, architecture, and plugin development. At this point, rebuilding the plugin using a clean, modern foundation is far more practical than continuing to expand the old codebase.

Alpha NET 2 is not simply another update. It is a complete rewrite designed to be more reliable, maintainable, and easier to improve in the future.

The Alpha NET Z license agreement states that the plugin is provided “as is” and includes access to its updates. However, it does not guarantee lifetime support or indefinite development.