RPGMV & RPGMZ Clipboard Manager

A user-friendly tool for RPG Maker MV and RPGMZ developers to save, organize, and reuse events and event commands. With separate versions for MV and MZ, this utility simplifies clipboard management, letting you focus on creating your game without worrying about technical details.

Features

• MV and MZ Support: Dedicated versions for RPG Maker MV and RPGMZ, ensuring smooth compatibility with each engine.
• Organized Storage: Save events and commands into numbered slots (up to 9999 pages, 10 slots per page) with custom names for easy access.
• Quick Search: Find saved slots by name instantly in both MV and MZ versions.
• Easy Calibration: Automatically adjusts to work with your RPG Maker version—just copy an event or command to get started.
• Resource Checks: Alerts you if images or common events might be missing when loading data, helping avoid errors.
• Save Across Sessions: Your saved slots are stored safely and available every time you open the tool.
• Simple Interface: Navigate, save, load, and delete with a clean, intuitive design.

How to Use

1. Start Up: Open the MV or MZ version of the tool, depending on your RPG Maker engine.
2. Save: Copy data from RPG Maker, then save it to a slot with a name you choose.
3. Load: Select a saved slot to copy its data back into RPG Maker for pasting.
4. Search & Navigate: Use the search bar or page buttons to find specific slots.
5. Delete: Remove slots you no longer need with a confirmation to avoid mistakes.

Requirements

• Windows OS.
• RPG Maker MV or RPGMZ (depending on the version you’re using).
• No additional setup or technical knowledge needed!

Notes

• Make sure RPG Maker MV or MZ is running when copying events or commands.
• Pick the MV version for RPG Maker MV or the MZ version for RPGMZ to match your game engine.
• Before saving, make sure you already CTRL+C your event or commands
• It does NOT automatically put it to your engine, you need to CLICK CTRL+V
• This is called Trial version because it is literally still on trial, more testings are still needed

Documented Bug(s)

Opening the software before RPGM might lead to failing to load the first event. But it works on the second one.