Trouble with zoom during move animations in EBS

Hi! I would like to solve this problem:
I am using animations (awesome resurce) with the "REPLACEMISSINGANIMATION = true" to show my own animations for my new moves.
In battle, when I use this moves, the EBS zoom to enemy pokemon, and I can not see the full animation (the animation side of my pokemon) because it is out of the screen.
Is there any way to solve this without disable the dynamic animations?

PS: Sorry for my english :S..

Look for this bit in the Settings (The first on your list)

Those are coordinates of the zoom where it focus on your enemy. You can change it to fit how you like, but if unsure, you can use input this:

(Those are the coordinates of Vector1)
This'll change it for all animations that focus on the enemy though.

Not sure I understood the question but: when you create the animation in the editor make sure to use Cell batch to change the focus to "User and target" or "Screen".

Telemetius said:

Not sure I understood the question but: when you create the animation in the editor make sure to use Cell batch to change the focus to "User and target" or "Screen".

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They're using EBS, and as far as I know, it doesn't use RMXP's Animation Editor

Sparkin said:

They're using EBS, and as far as I know, it doesn't use RMXP's Animation Editor

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He also said he's using his own move animations.

Telemetius said:

He also said he's using his own move animations.

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EBS's animations focus on the enemy, even if they're your own custom animations

Sparkin said:

EBS's animations focus on the enemy, even if they're your own custom animations

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I'm pretty sure that's not always the case, I'm using Essentials v16 and EBS and many of my own move animations zoom the way I want them to because I specified it in the editor. At the same time all of EBS move animations play flawlessly.

What Telemetius is saying is correct. Source: me.
If you define the focus of the animation (Animation Editor ones, the custom coded ones work completely differently) to both "User and Target" or "Screen", the scene will not zoom onto the targeted Pokemon.

Luka S.J. said:

What Telemetius is saying is correct. Source: me.
If you define the focus of the animation (Animation Editor ones, the custom coded ones work completely differently) to both "User and Target" or "Screen", the scene will not zoom onto the targeted Pokemon.

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Wow! I did not know that was possible! that's great, because there are some animations that look better with the zoom to the enemy.

Thank you three for answer me, maybe it was a noobie question but i was really lost trying to solve that.