> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker.md).

# RPG Maker MV

- [Intro to RPG Maker MV](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/intro-to-rpg-maker-mv.md): An introduction to using RPG Maker MV for Omori modding
- [OneMaker Installation](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/onemaker-installation.md): OneMaker is a RPG Maker patch that brings features essential to modders. (Made by FoGSesipod, Rph, SoundOfScooting)
- [Visible Tiled Maps in RPG Maker](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/onemaker-installation/visible-tiled-maps-in-rpg-maker.md): OneMaker is required for this to work.
- [Common Notetags and Filename](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/common-notetags-and-filename.md): A page for all stuff related to pure info or things to copy and paste, like Notetags related to plugins
- [Map Event Notetags](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/common-notetags-and-filename/map-event-notetags.md): Common Note tags in event such as offset and hitbox resizing
- [RPG Maker Sprite Sheet Formats](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/common-notetags-and-filename/rpg-maker-sprite-sheet-formats.md): Proper formatting and size for RPG Maker MV sprite sheets
- [Sprite Sheet Filenames](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/common-notetags-and-filename/rpg-maker-sprite-sheet-formats/sprite-sheet-filenames.md): About sprite sheet formatting, and the prefixes
- [Enemy Notetags](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/common-notetags-and-filename/enemy-notetags.md): Notetags for Enemies
- [Custom Battles](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/custom-battles.md): A guide on how to create custom enemies and battles
- [Plot Armor](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/custom-battles/plot-armor.md): How to use Plot Armor on different characters (written by Pyro and Nebulaphile)
- [Custom States and Emotions](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/custom-battles/custom-states-and-emotions.md): How to make States and Emotions (from TomatoRadio)
- [Custom Weapons and Charms](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/custom-battles/custom-weapons-and-charms.md): How to make new weapons and charms (by TomatoRadio)
- [Custom Skill Notetags](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/custom-battles/custom-skill-notetags.md): Using notetags to make custom skills (by TomatoRadio)
- [Map Creation](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/map-creation.md): A guide on how to create custom maps
- [Event Plugin Commands](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/event-plugin-commands.md): A database on Omori custom plugin commands
- [YAML Texts and Dialogues](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/yaml-texts-and-dialogues.md): For storing the text displayed in OMORI, for ease of editing
- [Text Codes](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/yaml-texts-and-dialogues/text-codes.md): Functions and variables in texts
- [Omori Text Color Convention](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/yaml-texts-and-dialogues/omori-text-color-convention.md): Omori tends to have a color for specific type of items
- [Shops](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/shops.md): About setting up shops, the dialogue and image. (By FruitDragon and TomatoRadio)
- [Quests](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/quests.md): About setting up quests. Omori uses custom plugins to make quests.
- [Bubbles / Balloons](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/bubbles-balloons.md): About balloons in maps, used in event and cutscenes. OMORI uses some minor amount of customization as well.
- [FPS Wait Optimization](https://omori-modding.gitbook.io/wiki/rpgmaker/fps-wait-optimization.md): Removes artificial load times caused by lag


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