Yes, use the Magnifier tool on Windows Vista/7. I don't know if windows has a similar feature though. Press down the control key and use the mouse scroll wheel to zoom to any part of the screen. Using the scene you made in Gene is just a matter of copy and pasting it back into the RPG Maker MV event editor. If you're working on Mac you can easily zoom in using the system zoom. When opening GENE, you have access to all the images in your RPG Maker MV game - making it easy to pick and choose materials that are already included in your project. GENE's simplified approach to previewing and editing scenes will ensure that your workflow is more fluid. Want to see how your scene will appear to your players? GENE's preview command is as simple as clicking a play button! You no longer have to pause your eventing just to test how the scene will look. You can create as many lines you want on your timeline, adding backgrounds, effects and texts simply by dragging and dropping them at the right points. Moving the pictures is now just a matter of setting a start and end point, along with any changes in transparency you need to make the picture display work perfectly for your scene. Get rid of those direct coordinate and percentage settings! With GENE, you can drag, drop, and resize your pictures directly.

to zoom in to check the alignment of the clips and make fine adjustments. GENE gives you the ability to have your character busts fade and zoom in/out and move around, helping you create impressive visual effects and cut-scenes rivaling your favorite RPGs. Using the fbx plugin exporter, export the entire scene to MotionBuilder using. Your game's opening, ending and cut scenes can now be made using an intuitive timeline and a quick preview mode. GENE is an intuitive new tool created for RPG Maker MV that simplifies visual event scene creation and helps you develop your project faster.

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