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Thread was made 3 years ago buddy
But the reply made by that poster was completely irrelevant to the topic, in case you read it.
Anyway, I hope it can be done and it will be updated again, because as the new RMs are concerned, Kadokawa is just taking the p*ss. Seriously, RM peaked with XP, then from VX onwards just went downhill.
Instead of fixing XPs performance issues in the next version, they just said "f it, people don't need sane Autotile format, they don't need tilesets that are as big as necessary, they don't need 3 layer mapping (which only came back in MV and in a way that makes it hard to control what goes on each layer)".
And I'm not talking about the art style change, in fact I prefer VX/Ace/MV RTP over XP's. I'm talking purely about features.
I seriously wish someone would make an RM-style engine that's on par with XP in terms of features but without performance downsides. Would buy it.