Get the project directory the server is currently operating on: its path, whether it is a valid RPG Maker MZ project, and the game title it holds.

Point the server at a different RPG Maker MZ project directory for the rest of the session (overrides RPGMAKER_PROJECT_PATH until the server restarts). The directory must contain game.rmmzproject and data/System.json.

Update an actor's properties

Create a new actor in data/Actors.json. Only name is required; omitted fields use the editor's new-actor defaults (class 1, level 1-99, five empty equip slots, no traits). Allocates and returns the next unused actor id. NOTE: an actor's physical accuracy comes from its class + own traits — a class/actor with no Hit Rate trait (xparam id 0: trait { code: 22, dataId: 0, value: 0.95 }) always misses physical actions. The built-in class 1 has one; a custom class needs it added.

Search actors by name or nickname

Create a new item in data/Items.json. Only name is worth passing; omitted fields use the editor's new-item defaults (Regular Item, consumable, no effects). Allocates and returns the next unused item id. An effect referencing a missing record throws: Add/Remove State (code 21/22) → state, Learn Skill (43) → skill, Common Event (44) → common event.

Update an item's properties (shallow merge into the existing record)

Search items by name or description

Create a new weapon in data/Weapons.json. Only name is required; omitted fields use the editor's new-weapon defaults (Weapon equip slot, no stat bonuses). params is a flat 8-length stat bonus [maxHP, maxMP, atk, def, mat, mdf, agi, luk]. Allocates and returns the next unused weapon id.

Update a weapon's properties (shallow merge into the existing record)

Create a new armor in data/Armors.json. Only name is required; omitted fields use the editor's new-armor defaults (Shield equip slot, no stat bonuses). params is a flat 8-length stat bonus; etypeId is the equip slot (System.json equipTypes: 2 Shield, 3 Head, 4 Body, 5 Accessory). Allocates and returns the next unused armor id.

Update an armor's properties (shallow merge into the existing record)

Create a new skill with custom properties. An effect referencing a missing record throws: Add/Remove State (code 21/22) → state, Learn Skill (43) → skill, Common Event (44) → common event.

Create a damage-dealing skill (simplified)

Create a healing skill (simplified)

Create a buff skill (simplified)

Create a state-inflicting skill (poison, sleep, etc.). Throws if stateId does not exist in States.json (create the state first with create_state).

Update a skill's properties

Search skills by name or description

Get map data by ID. The tile data array can be huge on a painted map (widthheight6 ints) and blow the MCP token limit, so pass includeData:false to omit it (you get dataTileCount instead) and read tiles with get_map_region when needed. includeData defaults to true for backward compatibility.

Read the raw tile ids in a rectangular window of one map layer — a token-cheap alternative to get_map for inspecting part of a painted map. Returns tiles as a 2D array (rows top→bottom, each left→right) of raw engine tile ids. The rectangle must lie fully within the map bounds (throws otherwise). layer defaults to 0 (see set_map_tile for the z-layer meanings).

Get information about all maps

Create a new blank map: writes a new data/MapNNN.json (all tiles unpainted) and registers it in the map tree (MapInfos.json). Allocates the next unused map id and returns it. Paint tiles afterward with paint_tiles/fill_area (autotile-aware) and add events with create_map_event/create_npc.

Delete a map: remove its entry from the map tree (MapInfos.json) and delete its data/MapNNN.json file. The deleted map's direct children are reparented onto its parent (not deleted), so removing one node doesn't wipe a whole sub-tree. Does not touch System.json.

Edit the map tree (MapInfos.json) only — reparent, reorder, rename, or expand/collapse maps without touching their tiles or events. Takes a batch of per-map updates; every referenced map (and any non-zero parentId) must exist, and the resulting tree must stay acyclic.

Get all events from a specific map

Get a specific event from a map

Update a map event's properties. Refuses the write (nothing is saved) if the resulting event is structurally invalid — pass force: true to override.

Create a new event on a map. Each page is merged onto a blank "New Event" page (trigger 0 action-button, priority 0 below characters, no graphic, empty command list, standing move type), so you only supply the fields that differ — pass e.g. { image: { characterName: 'Actor1', characterIndex: 0 }, trigger: 3, list: [...] } and the rest is filled in. Nested image/conditions deep-merge; an omitted list becomes a valid empty (code-0-terminated) list. Omit pages entirely for a bare one-page event. For the common "talking NPC" case prefer create_npc. An action-button page meant to fire from facing (doors, entrances, signs) needs priorityType: 1 — with the default 0 (below) it only fires when stood on, so on an impassable tile it can never trigger (this is refused, not written; pass force: true to override). A structurally invalid command list is refused the same way. Page fields: image { characterName, characterIndex, direction (2 down/4 left/6 right/8 up), pattern, tileId }, trigger (0 action-button/1 player-touch/2 event-touch/3 autorun/4 parallel), priorityType (0 below/1 same/2 above), moveType (0 fixed/1 random/2 approach/3 custom), conditions, list.

Search events on a map by name

Add a command to an event page. Refuses the write (nothing is saved) if the resulting page is structurally invalid — e.g. the command has the wrong parameter count for its code. Pass force: true to override.

Update a map's top-level properties (name, display name, bgm, encounters, etc.). Does not repaint tiles. Cannot change width/height (that would desync the tile data array) — use resize_map for that.

Resize a map to new width/height, safely repadding every z-layer of its tile data (existing tiles kept where the old and new grids overlap; new cells blank; shrinking crops). This is the ONLY safe way to change a map's dimensions — update_map refuses a width/height change because it would not resize the tile array. Warns about any event left outside the new bounds.

Set a map's random-encounter list (replaces it wholesale) and optionally its encounterStep (average steps between encounters). Each encounter is { troopId, weight?, regionSet? }: weight biases the random pick (default 5), regionSet restricts it to those map region ids (empty/omitted = anywhere). Every troopId is validated against Troops.json — a non-existent troop throws. Prefer this over update_map for encounters (it validates and hides the on-disk shape).

Get the width and height (in tiles) of a map

Set a single raw tile ID at (x, y) on a given z-layer (0-5). Note: tile IDs are raw engine integers; this is a low-level primitive without autotile/passability awareness.

Delete an event from a map by ID

Create a new enemy in data/Enemies.json. Only name is required; omitted fields use the editor's new-enemy defaults (100 HP, one Attack action, no drops). Allocates the next unused enemy id and returns { enemy, warnings? } (warn-by-default: a battlerName not found in img/enemies is flagged, never blocked). Throws if an actions[].skillId or a dropItems[].dataId (item/weapon/armor by kind) references a record that does not exist. NOTE: an enemy with no Hit Rate trait (xparam id 0: trait { code: 22, dataId: 0, value: 0.95 }) always misses physical actions — pass one in traits if the enemy should land basic attacks.

Update an enemy's properties (shallow merge into the existing record). Returns { enemy, warnings? } — a battlerName not found in img/enemies is flagged warn-by-default.

Search enemies by name (case-insensitive)

Create a new troop (enemy battle group) in data/Troops.json. name is required; members defaults to empty and pages to one blank battle-event page. Every member.enemyId must reference an existing enemy. A structurally invalid battle-event page refuses the write (nothing is saved) — pass force: true to override.

Update a troop's properties (shallow merge). If members is provided, each enemyId is validated to exist. A structurally invalid battle-event page refuses the write (nothing is saved) — pass force: true to override.

Search troops by name (case-insensitive)

Create a new character class in data/Classes.json. Only name is required; omitted fields use the editor's new-class defaults (EXP curve [30,20,30,30], no traits/learnings, a linear param curve to maxLevel). Allocates and returns the next unused class id. NOTE: a class with no Hit Rate trait (xparam id 0: trait { code: 22, dataId: 0, value: 0.95 }) makes its actors always miss physical actions — pass one in traits for a combat-ready class. Likewise every learned skill's stypeId needs an Add Skill Type trait ({ code: 41, dataId: stypeId, value: 1 }) or the skill-type command never appears (warned, never blocked).

Update a class's properties (shallow merge into the existing record). Use for name, expParams, traits, or to replace the whole learnings/params arrays; for targeted edits prefer add_class_learning / set_class_param_curve. Warns when a learned skill's stypeId has no Add Skill Type trait ({ code: 41 }).

Add a "learn skill at level" entry to a class (replaces the hack of attaching skills to an actor via an Add-Skill trait). Validates the skillId exists and keeps the learnings sorted by level. Warns (never blocks) when the skill's stypeId is not covered by an Add Skill Type trait ({ code: 41, dataId: stypeId, value: 1 }) on the class — without it the skill-type command never appears and actors cannot use the skill.

Replace one of a class's 8 parameter growth curves. paramId is 0-7 ([maxHP,maxMP,atk,def,mat,mdf,agi,luk]); values must match the existing curve length (same max level).

Create a new state (status condition like Poison/Sleep) in data/States.json. Only name is required; omitted fields use the editor's new-state defaults (no restriction, priority 50, no auto-removal, 1-turn duration). Allocates and returns the next unused state id.

Update a state's properties (shallow merge into the existing record)

Create a new common event (reusable event-command list) in data/CommonEvents.json. Only name is required; omitted fields use the editor's new-slot defaults (empty command list, trigger 0 = call-only, switchId 1). Allocates and returns the next unused id. A structurally invalid command list refuses the write (nothing is saved) — pass force: true to override.

Update a common event's properties (shallow merge into the existing record). Use for name, trigger, switchId, or to replace the whole command list. A structurally invalid command list refuses the write (nothing is saved) — pass force: true to override.

Build a "Common Event" event command (code 117) that calls the given common event, for insertion into an event page via insert_event_commands. Validates the common event exists. Read-only: returns { command } (matching the build_* tools, so it composes into a thenBranch/commands array); writes nothing.

Build a movement route from a named pattern (patrol/approach/flee/wander/custom) instead of raw move-command codes. Read-only: returns { moveRoute, warnings? }. Use the route as an event page’s autonomous moveRoute (update_map_event with moveType 3), or feed it to set_movement_route for a forced route in an event command list.

Insert a forced "Set Movement Route" (event command 205, plus the 505 continuation rows the editor expects) into an event page’s command list, moving a character as part of that page. characterId: -1 player, 0 this event, N event id. Pass a moveRoute from create_move_route. A structurally invalid route or page refuses the write (nothing is saved) — pass force: true to override.

Build a Show Text event-command sequence (101 setup + one 401 line per text line) for insertion via insert_event_commands. Supports face image (from list_assets("faces")), window background/position, and the MZ name-box speaker. MZ does NOT word-wrap: keep each line under ~55 chars (~38 with a face) or it is cut off at the window edge (warned, never blocked). Read-only: returns { commands, warnings? }, writes nothing.

Build a Show Choices block (102 opener + a 402 branch per choice + optional 403 When-Cancel branch + 404 closer, each branch terminated like the editor) for insertion via insert_event_commands. Pass per-choice branches (each an EventCommand[] — e.g. from build_show_text) to fill the branch bodies. Read-only: returns { commands }.

Build a Conditional Branch block (111 condition + then-branch + optional 411 Else + 412 closer, each branch terminated like the editor) for insertion via insert_event_commands. Condition types: switch, self_switch, variable, actor_in_party, gold, item. Provide thenBranch/elseBranch as EventCommand[] (e.g. from other builders). Read-only: returns { commands }.

Build a single flow-control event command for insertion via insert_event_commands: wait (230, N frames), exit_event (115), label (118, a named jump target), or jump_to_label (119). Read-only: returns { command }.

Build a Control Switches (121) or Control Self Switch (123) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands. scope "switch": set a switch (or the inclusive switchId..endId range) on/off. scope "self_switch": set the current event's self switch A–D. Read-only: returns { command }.

Build a Control Variables (122) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands. Applies operation (set/add/sub/mul/div/mod) to a variable (or the inclusive variableId..endId range) using an operand: constant, another variable, a random range, or game_data (item/actor/party/… readouts). Read-only: returns { command }.

Build a Change Gold (125) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands — increase or decrease party gold by a constant or variable amount. Read-only: returns { command }.

Build a Change Items (126), Change Weapons (127), or Change Armors (128) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands — gain/lose an item/weapon/armor by a constant or variable amount. includeEquip (weapon/armor only) also counts equipped copies when removing. Read-only: returns { command }.

Build a Change Party Member (129) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands — add or remove an actor from the party. initialize (add only) resets the actor to their initial state. Read-only: returns { command }.

Build a Transfer Player (201) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands — move the party to (x, y) on a map. With designation "variable", mapId/x/y are variable ids resolved at runtime. Read-only: returns { command }.

Build a Play BGM/BGS/ME/SE (241/245/249/250) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands. Warns (never blocks) when name is not a known audio asset for that channel (checked against list_assets). Returns { command, warnings? }.

Build a screen transition/effect event command for insertion via insert_event_commands: fadeout (221) / fadein (222) — no params; tint (223) & flash (224) — an [r,g,b,a] color over duration frames; shake (225) — power/speed over duration. wait holds the event until it finishes. Read-only: returns { command }.

Build a Show Picture (231) or Erase Picture (235) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands. show: display name in slot pictureId with origin/position/scale/opacity/blend; erase: clear the slot. Read-only: returns { command }.

Build a Show Animation (212) or Show Balloon Icon (213) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands, played over a character (characterId: -1 player, 0 this event, N event id). Read-only: returns { command }.

Build a Battle Processing (301) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands — start a battle against a troop (direct id, a variable holding the id, or "random" like the map encounters). canEscape/canLose gate the battle result branches. Read-only: returns { command }.

Build a Shop Processing (302 + one 605 row per extra good) event-command sequence for insertion via insert_event_commands. Each good sells an item/weapon/armor at its database price, or a specified price. purchaseOnly hides the sell tab. Read-only: returns { commands }.

Build a Name Input Processing (303) event command for insertion via insert_event_commands — open the name-entry screen for an actor. Read-only: returns { command }.

Build an actor stat-change scene command for insertion via insert_event_commands: hp (311), mp (312), state (313), recover_all (314), exp (315), or level (316). Targets a fixed actor (0 = whole party) or a variable. hp/mp/exp/level take an increase/decrease operand (constant or variable); state takes add/remove + stateId; recover_all takes nothing extra. Read-only: returns { command }.

Insert a pre-built sequence of event commands (from the build_* builders) into any of the three command lists an MZ project has — the mutating companion to the read-only builders. Splices before the list’s end marker (or at position). target "map_event" (the default) needs mapId + eventId + pageIndex; "common_event" needs commonEventId; "troop_page" needs troopId + pageIndex. The resulting list is validated before writing: a structural problem (wrong parameter count for a command code, a list left unterminated) refuses the write and saves nothing — pass force: true to override. Advisory findings (unrecognized code, over-long text line) are returned as warnings and never block. Returns { target, id, list, warnings? }.

Update an existing event page's graphic and behavior in one call, without rebuilding the whole page or touching its command list: sprite (characterName/characterIndex/direction/pattern or a tileId), trigger, priority, movement (type/speed/frequency/route), and the through/walkAnime/stepAnime/directionFix flags. Graphic fields merge onto the current image; warns (never blocks) on an unknown characterName. Refuses the write if the change would leave the event unreachable (an action-button page with priority below on an impassable tile) — pass force: true to override.

Create a complete, placed NPC event on a map in one call — a graphic + trigger + a talk list. Provide text (built into a Show Text sequence, with optional face/speaker) or an explicit commands array (commands wins if both given). Defaults to a solid, action-button NPC facing down. Warns (never blocks) on an unknown characterName, and on NO graphic at all (an NPC with no characterName is invisible in-game — use create_map_event for an intentionally-invisible trigger). The one-shot "make a talking NPC that says X" primitive.

Create a complete, placed treasure chest on a map in one call — the two-page self-switch idiom done correctly, so the chest can never be looted twice. Page 1 (closed) is an action-button, priority-same event that optionally shows text, gives the contents, then flips its self switch; page 2 (opened) is gated on that self switch, shows the opened graphic and does nothing. kind picks the payout: item/weapon/armor (needs id) or gold. On the RTP !Chest sheet the open/closed states are the direction rows of one character block (down = closed, up = open), which is what closedDirection/openedDirection default to. Throws if the item/weapon/armor id does not exist; warns (never blocks) on an unknown characterName or a chest with no graphic.

Create a complete, placed map-transfer event in one call, using whichever of the two working idioms you pick. idiom: "action_button" (default) makes a priority-same event the player faces and presses — the right shape for a solid landmark (building, dungeon mouth, door); idiom: "player_touch" makes an invisible priority-below doormat the player walks onto — for interior exits and map-edge gaps. direction is the facing the player lands with, fade the screen transition. Throws if the destination map does not exist; warns if the destination tile is outside that map, if the characterName is unknown, or if the event can never fire from where it sits.

List every plugin command create_plugin_command can validate (plugin filename → command key → args): the plugins this project actually ships, scanned from their js/plugins/*.js annotations, merged over a small built-in allowlist. Pass pluginName to narrow to one plugin. Read-only. Use scan_plugins for the richer per-project view (arg types/defaults, enabled state); an unlisted plugin command can still be built, it just isn’t validated.

Build an RPG Maker MZ plugin command (event command code 357) for insertion into an event page via add_event_command. Validates against the plugins this project actually ships (scanned from their js/plugins/*.js @command/@arg annotations) merged over a small built-in allowlist — warn-by-default: an unknown plugin/command, a stray arg, or a plugin that is installed but disabled in js/plugins.js produces a warning but never blocks. Args are normalized to the editor’s string-valued shape. Read-only: returns { command, warnings? }, writes nothing.

Decode a raw RPG Maker MZ tile id into its tileset sheet (A1–A5, B–E), and for autotiles its kind + shape slot (0–47) and autotile geometry (floor/wall/waterfall). Read-only inspection helper — raw tile ids are opaque integers, this makes one legible. Returns { tileId, empty, sheet, sheetIndex, autotile, kind?, shape?, autotileType? }. Pass tilesetId to also inspect the sheet PNG and report transparent (true = the tile is see-through and needs an opaque base tile on a lower layer; painting it on layer 0 alone shows the map void) + transparentPercent.

Get the semantic tile catalog for a tileset: the named tiles (e.g. 'Grassland A', 'Forest', 'Sea') in each of its image sheets, each with its representative tile id and a source ('builtin' = RPG Maker's own labels; 'project' = a draft name from the vision-bootstrap skill). Project (custom-sheet) entries also carry the skill's description, confidence ('high'/'medium'/'low'), and manual (true = a human verified it) so you can gauge how trustworthy a draft name is. Autotile entries (A1–A4) return the kind's base tile id — feed it to a paint command, which recomputes the shape from neighbours. Covers the default Overworld tileset (World_A1/A2/B/C) plus any custom sheets cataloged into data/tilecatalog/ (via the tileset-catalog skill); still-uncovered sheets are omitted. Called WITHOUT sheet it returns only a per-sheet index (name + entry count) to stay within the tool-output limit — a full tileset can hold thousands of named tiles. Pass sheet (filename 'World_A2' or slot role 'A2') to list one sheet's actual tile entries. Sheet-filtered entries also carry transparent (true = the tile is see-through and needs an opaque base tile on a lower layer — painting it on layer 0 alone shows the map void; e.g. trees/objects/overlays). Read-only.

Find tiles in a tileset by a case-insensitive SUBSTRING match on their catalog name — a quick bridge from a name fragment like 'grass' or 'forest' to a paintable tile id. This is a literal substring match, NOT synonym/semantic search: 'water' matches 'Endless Waterfall' but not 'Sea' or 'Pond' (their names lack the substring). To browse the actual tile names first, use get_tile_catalog with a sheet filter, then search a fragment you see. Set searchDescriptions: true to also match the free-text description a project catalog carries (custom sheets named by the tileset-catalog skill — their names are terse, the descriptions say what the tile looks like); built-in RPG Maker entries have no description, so this only widens the search over custom sheets. Returns matching catalog entries (name, sheet, tile id, autotile kind, source, matchedIn [which fields matched], transparent [true = needs an opaque base on a lower layer], plus description/confidence/manual for project catalog drafts). Covers the default Overworld tileset plus custom sheets cataloged into data/tilecatalog/ (via the tileset-catalog skill). Read-only.

Paint specific tiles onto a map, with automatic autotiling. Each cell is set to its tile id; if that id is an autotile (A1-A4, e.g. a catalog 'kind' base from find_tile), its shape and its neighbours' shapes are recomputed from same-kind adjacency so borders/corners line up. Flat tiles are painted as-is. Defaults to the lower ground layer (0). Higher-level than set_map_tile, which is a single raw tile with no autotiling.

Fill a rectangular area of a map with one tile id, with automatic autotiling — a filled autotile region borders itself correctly (and re-borders any same-kind tiles it touches). Flat tiles fill uniformly. Defaults to the lower ground layer (0). For region ids, fill layer 5 with the region number as tileId.

Expand a top-left flat tile id + a width×height size into the grid of tile ids that object occupies on the sheet — feed the returned tiles straight into place_object. This handles the flat sheets' two-half-column layout, where the tile below id N is NOT N+16 (indices 0–127 are the left half of the sheet, 128–255 the right), which is otherwise painful to compute by hand. Get the top-left id from find_tile/get_tile_catalog. Read-only. Throws if topLeftId isn't a flat id or the rectangle runs off the 16×16 sheet; warns if the tileset lacks that sheet.

Place a multi-tile B/C object (a house, tree, fountain, …) on a map and report its passability. tiles is the object's block of flat tile ids as rows (top to bottom), each row left to right; a 0 leaves that cell untouched so L-shaped/irregular objects work. Stamped onto the upper tile layer (2) by default so it draws over the ground. Unlike paint_tiles this does NOT autotile (objects are flat sheet tiles) — instead it uses the tileset flags to warn when a footprint cell sits on impassable terrain or overwrites an existing tile, and returns the resulting per-cell passability plus the collision cells the object turns into a solid obstacle. Warn-by-default: never refuses a placement. Get tile ids from find_tile/get_tile_catalog.

List every tileset in the project with its id, name, mode (0 world / 1 area), and the image sheets it uses (labelled A1–A4, A5, B–E; empty slots omitted). Use this to discover valid tilesetId values (needed by find_tile, get_tile_catalog, paint_tiles, fill_area, place_object, get_tile_flags, set_tile_flags, check_passability) and to see which sheets each tileset is built from. For a plain id→name list, list_names(type:"tilesets") is even cheaper. Read-only.

Decode a tileset's flag word for a single tile id into a legible view: 4-direction passability (down/left/right/up — true = walkable that way), the [*] 'star' overlay bit, ladder/bush/counter/damage-floor flags, and terrain tag (0–7). Read-only inspection of data/Tilesets.json flags[]. Note passability here is for the tile in isolation; a real cell's passability layers its stacked tiles — use check_passability for that. Returns { tilesetId, tileId, tile, flags }.

Check whether a map cell can be walked onto, reproducing the engine's layered passage rule: the stacked tiles at (x, y) are examined upper-layer first, and the first non-[*] tile decides each direction. Reads the map's tileset flags. Returns per-direction passability (down/left/right/up — true = a character can walk off the cell that way), the cell's terrain tag, the stacked tile ids, and — when direction is given — a single passable boolean for that direction. Read-only.

Edit a tile's passability/terrain/behaviour flags in a tileset's flags[] array (the write side of get_tile_flags). Only the fields you pass change — everything else on the tile is preserved (a non-destructive merge onto the current flag word). passage is walkability (down/left/right/up, true = a character can walk off that way). Also settable: star ([*] overlay), ladder, bush, counter, damage (damage floor), and terrainTag (0–7). For an autotile id (A1–A4) the change is applied to all 48 shape slots of its kind by default (set applyToAutotileKind:false to touch only the exact id) so painting any border shape keeps the same passability. Writes data/Tilesets.json through the commit choke point (dry-run/diff). Returns { tilesetId, tileId, appliedTileCount, before, after }.

Get system data

Get all game variable names

Set a variable name. Grows the project's variable list if the id is past the end (padded to the editor's 20-slot block), so an id from next_free_id can always be labelled. Naming a variable as soon as you claim it is what makes it visible to the next session — see list_allocated_ids.

Get all game switch names

Set a switch name. Grows the project's switch list if the id is past the end (padded to the editor's 20-slot block), so an id from next_free_id can always be labelled. Naming a switch as soon as you claim it is what makes it visible to the next session — see list_allocated_ids.

Get the game title

Update the game title

Get the title screen settings: title1Name/title2Name (background layers, from list_assets("titles1"/"titles2") — title2Name draws over title1Name), titleBgm (the AudioFile that plays while it is shown), and drawTitle (whether the game title text is drawn over the art).

Update the title screen: background layers (title1Name/title2Name, basenames from list_assets("titles1"/"titles2")), the BGM that plays while it is shown, and/or whether the game title text is drawn over the art. Only the provided fields are changed. Warns (never blocks) when an image/audio name is not a known asset. Returns the updated title screen settings.

Get the game starting position ({ mapId, x, y })