Battle Symphony: Can tags be slowed down at all?

In reference to Battle Symphony, I've been messing with the script a bit, primarily the "jump" tag, and noticed that the bigger the distance, the faster the travel. It gets to a point where mobs fly into the air and back down onto the ground in the frame of a second and it looks ridiculous. Is there any way I make the jump take longer? As in, the effect of the target jumping to take more frames, and produce the result of a slower jump animation?

Just curious.

Battle Symphony: http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?/topic/6037-battle-engine-symphony/

Script:

<target action>

move user: target, base, wait

animation 229: user

wait: 50

jump arc 40 target: backward, 20, wait

</target action>

 

Emphasis on jump arc 40 target: backward, 20, wait. The more I increase these numbers, the faster the jumps are. What seems to be the case is that the sprite is always told to start and finish the jump in 5 frames or so, so the longer the jump distance, the more radical the sprite has to move in order to complete the animation in its 5 frames allotted time. I'm wondering if there's not a way to change this.

 

According to the manual...

 


This will make main jump to a specific location.

X: Jump Arc. Integer.

main: Jumping Subject. Refer to Target Typing.

tune1: Specific Location

- forward, x: Jump forward for x pixel.

- backward, x: Jump backward for x pixel.

- origin: Jump to original location.

- target, tune3: Jump to target’s location. tune3 is position on target’s body: foot, body, center, head, back

tune2 (optional): Total Frames. Use to define jumping speed.

wait (optional): Type wait here to wait until effect’s done before going on.

There is indeed a total frames option in tune2. This seems like it'd fix my problem, so I adjust accordingly...

 

No difference. I tried 5, 50, 250, 500, and then ultimately 2500 as shown here. No differences. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong.

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