Our tools

We develop multiple tools to aid developers making plugins for RPG Maker MV and MZ.

LunaTea

LunaTea is a project developed in the Haxe programming language that we use personally for creating many of our cross-platform plugins.

It is the base that we use to create the documentation for LunaLite (Typescript documentation for RPGMakerMV/MZ); it is also what we use to create LunaSense (IntelliSense for RPGMakerMV/MZ)

This allows us to write plugins that target both platforms with a large set of features such as:

• Full access to the Haxe Standard Library
• Easily add your contact information through the attribution text
• Change your build process for each and every plugin you create
• Type inference and code completion while creating your plugins
• Compile-time checks to prevent null errors in your code
• Dead Code Elimination
• Add Prepend JS libraries to your code as part of a plugin
• Create plugins in parts via separate Haxe files
• No longer deal with the monolithic plugin file
• Generate build dates for your plugins
• Enhancements for classes and basic types through static extensions and abstracts
• Bundle Documentation With Code
• File watching; copies files to the game's js directory
• Automatic formatting of the file on save
• Backward compatible with MV through conditional compilation
• and much more!

LunaTea is still in early developement!

LunaLite

LunaLite is a set of documentation websites for both RPGMakerMV and MZ. We created this to give other developers like ourselves a leg up on creating their own games and understanding how the game engine works with the other libraries. This is a project we're consistently working on to provide the community with better tools to get things done.

Visit LunaLiteMZ and LunaLiteMV.

LunaSense

LunaSense takes advantage of the above documentation for both RPGMakerMV and MZ, to create IntelliSense and autocompletion when creating plugins in RPGMakerMV/MZ.

This documentation includes Pixi documentation along with the MV/MZ documentation. We wanted to provide this to the community to make creating plugins a bit easier. For those who write JavaScript, it'll help you write more efficiently. For those who want to use Typescript, this can be a starting point for creating your own RPGMaker plugins using TypeScript.

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