Airship no fly zone?

[Grayborders]

Hi there i have a question about Airships and their settings for passability, I`m trying to make an area inaccessible for airships(and boats) but i cant seam to find a way(i am using mode 7 but that should not interfere if i`m right)

Using blank events is not working since the airship seams to ignore all passability checks(also its a relaly ghetto methood to use events for it due to map size)

Sorry if my question seams noobish, i am new to rpg maker but i learn quick, so any help whould be appriciated.

(really hope i`m posting in the right topic, i dot want to make the admins work any harder.)

 

[Shaz]

It's because, when you're in the airship, 'through' is turned on. So none of the map passability checks are done.


You would need a script that modifies the Game_CharacterBase to still do a check, maybe based on region id, for the player when in the airship. Does your Mode 7 script alter any passable? methods?

 

[Grayborders]

It's because, when you're in the airship, 'through' is turned on. So none of the map passability checks are done.

You would need a script that modifies the Game_CharacterBase to still do a check, maybe based on region id, for the player when in the airship. Does your Mode 7 script alter any passable? methods?

Thanks, as i read your reply i realised i just need a region check cript, with that i can set up 4 different regions(north east west south) and have an event trigger upon tuching the region like entering the east region the event triggers that says "this area is a no fly zone" and than move the player a few tiles west, wich is even better.

So it seams the regions are overwriting the passability checks.

Thank you for the help!

*Mod please close this since its solved.

 

[Shaz]

I do have a script that lets you call a common event when the player is either facing, or on, a tile with a specific region code. This might suit you, if you haven't already found something to do it:


Region Common Events


You wouldn't even need a different region for each direction. Just one, and do a Set Move Route (1 step backwards). As long as there are no little "cavities" where a step backwards might make them move into a no-fly area as well.


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