SkywardRiver

Looks like your config was wiped of data. You can delete your Config.Xml and then run the server again and it should create a working new one.

I don’t think it’s planned, but it’s doable once the source is released. You’ll just have to keep an eye on the performance hit you’ll take depending on how zoomed out you are.

They just can't exist outside the "Frame".
 
So if they are larger than your character's single frame, then they won't work without some fancy tricks once the source comes out. You could also make your character sheets bigger and center the character in the middle. This allows your paperdolls to have more space.

Something like this is what I was referring to in the shoutbox, @Agoraphobic
 
 

I believe (if I understand your question correctly) that this is not doable until we have a source release. If I am to understand your question, it seems you want to have, say 5 items assigned to 1 resource and have only one drop at any one harvest instance. A fairly simple addition once the source is released, but I don’t think it’s possible at the moment.
 
If you don’t need a 100% chance for something to drop, you could divide by the number of items assigned to the resource and give each an equal split of that number. So say you had 5 items assigned to the resource. You could give each a 20% chance to drop upon harvesting. It’s a far from perfect system as, in the end, it’s just a random number and you can have every item drop with a lucky number with this system. Still, for now I think it’s your best option. Let me know if I have misunderstood your question.

Certainly when the source comes out. Possibly through Events as of right now. Both will take a substantial amount of work.

The collision box for your player will be the middle and bottom of the character frame. So if this was your character:
 
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then you're hitbox would be here where the O is
 
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Yes to both when the source becomes available. However, RPG Maker does not legally allow their assets to be used outside of RPG Maker

Yep. Time Fantasy and several others have no restrictive licenses with RPGMaker. Though, you may want to purchase the actual Time Fantasy package from the designers rather than RPG Maker.