SPECIAL! RM WEBS RMMZ PAGES (Limited Time)

[DerVVulfman]

I'm going to cut this short and sweet. 

This download is 3.5GB in size.

It contains the 1st page... the MAIN page... of every RPGMaker MZ Javascript Plugin post at RPGMaker Webs.

Game Development Engines > RPG Maker Javascript Plugins > JS Plugin Releases (RMMZ)

For a limited time.  This can be deleted when need no longer exists.

The Index to the JavaScript Plugin Releases had over 50 pages, with 20 released Javascript plugins per page.  That amounts to over 1000 plugins.

ONLY the first page of each was saved given that it was the main page with the download or download links.  I endeavored to grab every requisite attachment, this certainly including .js scripts if they were not supplied by off-site links or code tags.

There were some issues grabbing a handful of plug-ins, finding that links to dead sites (RMC) for graphic content caused massive download delays.  In this instance, the BBCode itself was ripped.  Fortunately, those same plugin posts had no attachments, so nothing was lost.

However, some topics had their content self-deleted.  That I cannot help. Still, the amount of self-deleted content is extremely minimal.

So without further adieu, the LINK to the RPGMaker Webs JavaScript Plugins for RPGMaker MZ:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/k8pqz0imw...9.zip/file

STRUCTURE:

Every index page filled with scripts has its own folder (~1, ~2, ~15...).  And you can find those within their own master folders in groups of ten... except the very last few folders.

In each numbered folder filled with plugins, you will find (on average) 20 html files and matching folders containing their webpage graphics. Sadly, the webpage graphics is what causes the filesize bloat. But removing the wrong files could cause issues with the page display. 

Also within each numbered folder, there will be a subfolder named ~ATTACHMENTS.  It is here where necessary graphics and files are stored, those that the poster did not supply links (such as Imgur, photobucket, etc, or Github, ItchIo). To prevent their loss, they were downloaded and all placed within this folder.  It is a bit mix-n-match, but the graphic files should have names attributed to their posts and numbered in the order they were 'attached' to their post.