Battle Wheel/Scroll Attack

[Awesomeguy2561]

So I was wondering if someone could make a script that would make the players click at a certain time to attack. At a certain point on the wheel/line, wherever they clicked (or pressed enter) would be a miss, an attack, or a critical attack. I want something like this:



Or this:



Is this possible?

 

[MeowFace]

yes possible, there's already scripts like that out there.

try google for "rgss3 timed attack" or "rgss3 combo input" and i am sure you will find one you need.

 

[Awesomeguy2561]

I looked, but I didn't find exactly what I wanted. I just really want what is in either of those pictures.

 

[MeowFace]

So you only want a battle with Attack/Miss/Critical and no skills?

Seems a fun concept for a web based game or mobile games. (especially under touch screen environment)

You might want to wait for MV then, there's bound to be someone willing to make that for the up coming RMMV.

Since MV is, by default, using side view battle, so that clears the 1st part of your request, all they need is to modify the battle commands to do what you want there.

But if you want a 100% same system as your graphic.. RM might not be the right tool. Have you tried GG?

http://www.rpgmakerweb.com/products/programs/gg-maker

Unlike RM, GG gives you more control over the UI (Check video on 1:14)




edit:

Maybe something like a wheel of fortune might work for extra skills?

But i only have examples from Unity. Not RM. But should be do-able in RM/GG with a bit of work.

 

[skymen]

Hey.
You could do both with some eventing skills :3
In your battle, just create your wheel image, and your arrow image
Make your image rotate at a certain speed

Then do this:
Start of the loop:

If screen.pictures[x].angle >= y then

Process like if the arrow missed and rotated too much (x being the picture ID and y the minimum angle the pic should have to be considered off limits)
Break Loop
End if
If C buttoon is pressed then
Process action depending on the angle of pictures a bit like this:
If screen.pictures[x].angle < y then

If screen.pictures[x].angle > y- whatever number
Elsif screen.pictures[x].angle > y- whatever greater number
And so on
End If
End if
Wait 1
End of loop

That should do the trick

For the other picture, not being a wheel, just check for X or y instead.
If you want your wheel to be unlimited, just remove the first part
If you want a Time limit, just create a var where you will set how many frames you want the thing to last, and add this (you var being T)
If T > 0

Substract 1 from T
Else
Break loop
End if
If you want your arrow to go back and forth, just play with switches, having a "Right?" switch activated. If it is, then move the image to the right, when it reaches a certain X, deactivate the switch, and add another part that will then be activated, and that will move the arrow left.

(Eventing my boy. Eventing)

 

[Awesomeguy2561]

Thanks! I will try this out and use this in my game!

 

[Awesomeguy2561]

Could someone make a wheel? I am really bad at making stuff like this. Thanks.

Sorry for double post.

 

[skymen]

Wat do you mean by "making a wheel", Mainking a picture for the wheel, or actually programing the wheel?

Also, you have that "Edit" Button to avoid double posting (and to avoid making that handsome moderator come and write in a beautiful blue that double posting is indeed bad)

 

[Awesomeguy2561]

Just the picture.

I just need 3 spaces, with one of the spaces being really small.

 

[skymen]

[IMG]http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2015/43/1445568800-wheel.png[/IMG]

Is that ok?

[IMG]http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2015/43/1445568949-wheel.png[/IMG]

Without the gray part.

 

[Awesomeguy2561]

Thanks this will work nicely.

 

[Sixth]

I made the exact same battle QTE (quick time event, with multiple button inputs, but you can use a single input too) system with the wheel image and all.


If you are interested, you can find the link to it in my signature.


You can set up your skills to behave differently when the player misses or succeeds the timed attack.