New Command 2059 - EasyRPG Zoom #3351
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`The syntax always comes in pairs. The first parameter of each pair indicates whether you are using a direct value or a variable/indirect variable, through ValueOrVariable().`
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#### Syntax (TPC):
```js
@raw 2059,
"", // Not Used.
0, 0, // Scale value in percentage (Default is 100%).
0, 1, // Origin Type (0 = absolute pixel || 1 =percentage of screen area )
0, 50, // Origin X
0, 50, // Origin Y
```
#### Example:
```js
@raw 2059, "", 1, 20, 0, 0, 1, 21, 1, 22 // size is var20, absolute pixel, originX is var21, originY is var22
```
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This command differs from maniacs patch zoom, which is executed per picture layer, and it has a interpolation between zoom states and a "wait for completion" check.
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Zooms in and Out the screen.
The syntax always comes in pairs. The first parameter of each pair indicates whether you are using a direct value or a variable/indirect variable, through ValueOrVariable().Syntax (TPC):
Example:
This command differs from maniacs patch zoom, which is executed per picture layer, and it has a interpolation between zoom states and a "wait for completion" check.