RMMV How could I make this Eval work?

[STARFALL]

I explain, I made 3 skills that call the same common event that I should do the following:
if skill A was used, set variable X to 0, if not, variable X increased by one
and try the following:

if ( the skill used is == Skill A){
$game.Variables.setValue(x,0));
}
else {
$game.Variables.setValue(x,$game.Variables.value(x,++));
}

but I don't know how to complete it, the truth is that I don't know if what I did is right.
Could someone help me, Thanks in advance.

 

[Cythera]

If they're three different skills, why don't you control the variable in each skill using Action Sequence commands? :3 Or even a skill after eval.
Or are you trying to do something else in the common event in addition to the variable control?

 

[STARFALL]

If they're three different skills, why don't you control the variable in each skill using Action Sequence commands? :3 Or even a skill after eval.
Or are you trying to do something else in the common event in addition to the variable control?

you're right it's easier that way. but I would be interested in learning how to do it with js. I am trying to learn but it is not easy.

 

[Cythera]

If you don't want to do it via action sequences, I'd go with the skill core plugin - another freebie of Yanfly's. Then do an after eval on each of the skills; it would look something like:
<After eval>
$gameVariables.setvalue(1, $gameVariables.value(1) + 1);
</After eval>
But I say just use action sequences It's the easiest route! Don't add more work for yourself is my opinion haha.
Also, side note here, if you're interested in learning to code with MV, I use this site - it has documentation for...pretty much everything in the engine. I find it super useful.

 

[STARFALL]

If you don't want to do it via action sequences, I'd go with the skill core plugin - another freebie of Yanfly's. Then do an after eval on each of the skills; it would look something like:
<After eval>
$gameVariables.setvalue(1, $gameVariables.value(1) + 1);
</After eval>
But I say just use action sequences It's the easiest route! Don't add more work for yourself is my opinion haha.
Also, side note here, if you're interested in learning to code with MV, I use this site - it has documentation for...pretty much everything in the engine. I find it super useful.

Okay, I'll use <ACTION SEQUENCES>, in the end the result will be the same and it's easier, and thank you very much for the link.