RPG Maker MZ moves characters by tile and direction. Nothing else. There is no velocity, no mass, no momentum, no collision response. Every attempt to fake physics on top of it ends up as tweened movement that looks right until it does not.

RigidBody2D replaces that layer entirely. Any event, and the player, becomes a rigid body in pixel space with mass, gravity, velocity, friction, bounce, and contact response. The simulation runs on a fixed timestep at 60 FPS, decoupled from the rendering, exactly like a 2D engine would.

Real physics. Not tweened movement.

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What is included

• Godot-style body model. mass, gravity_scale, linear and angular damping, bounce, friction, max speed, freeze, sleeping. The same mental model as Godot's RigidBody2D.
• Full force API. applyImpulse, applyForce, addTorque, setVelocity. Mass-aware, callable from plugin commands or script calls.
• Three joint types. PinJoint2D, DampedSpringJoint2D, GrooveJoint2D. All breakable under load with breakForce thresholds and onBreak actions.
• Contacts and signals. onCollide, onSeparate, and rbOnce tags using the same action tokens as your Area2D triggers (variables, switches, common events, self switches).
• Two presets. Top-down (zero gravity, pushable crates) and platformer (gravity down, run, jump with coyote time, jump buffer, and variable jump height).
• Tile surfaces. Ice regions reduce grip and preserve momentum. Sand regions cap speed. Both driven by region IDs.
• One-way platforms. Jump-through tiles using the previous-position check. No slopes required.
• CCD-lite. Fast bodies subdivide their integration step. No tunneling through thin walls.
• Loop map support. Bodies wrap horizontally and vertically on looping maps.
• Optional Area2D handshake. When a compatible plugin is detected, layer names and per-event shapes are imported automatically. No hard dependency.
• Debug overlay. F10 shows collider shapes, velocity vectors, sleeping state, active contacts, joints, and step time in milliseconds.
• MV fallback. The plugin targets MZ but includes the positional MV plugin command parser.

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How to Claim Your Free Pro Copy

RigidBody2D is unlocked exclusively with RPX Coins on our site.

1. Earn RPX Coins for Free:

• Discord Community. The fastest route. Participate in events, activity, and community quests.
• Site Activities. Sign in daily on rpxgames.win to stack coins naturally.

2. Redeem Before the Next Batch Sells Out:

1. Create your account on rpxgames.win
2. Accumulate your RPX Coins
3. Head to the Drops / Unlocks page and claim your full license before the current site batch is exhausted!

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Who this is for

• Developers who want real physics in MZ without rewriting the engine
• Anyone building puzzle maps with pushable crates, pressure plates, or stacking
• Anyone building a platformer in MZ and tired of tile-stepped movement
• Anyone who has used Godot's RigidBody2D and wants the same model inside RPG Maker

If you only need a single "push a box" gimmick, this is overkill. If you need an actual physics layer for MZ, this is the only one that exists.

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Before you buy

• Requires RPG Maker MZ. Also runs on MV through the legacy command parser.
• Single-file plugin. No external dependencies.
• This is not a drag-and-drop plugin. You tag events, tune parameters, and read the documentation. It rewards understanding.
• No formal support contract. Community help is available on the Discord.

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