How to make a shield 'destroyed' by fire attacks.

[Emberstorm]

I need some help making a shield that when equipped, if the user is attacked by a fire element attack or spell, the shield is destroyed (think Deku Shield from Legend of Zelda). It would be nice to make it give a little message too saying that the shield was destroyed.


I'm using all the Yanfly Item engines if it helps. Can I make some sort of custom respond effect?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Emberstorm]

Bump.

 

[Punamaagi]

I managed to create the effect you want with Yanfly's Buff & States Core and Auto Passive States in the following way:

1. Make a shield with the notetag <Auto Passive State: X> (X is the ID of "Vulnerable Shield" state)
   
2. Make a "Vulnerable Shield" state (which you can name however you'd like) with the following notetag:
   
3. 
   <Custom React Effect>
   if (this.item().damage.elementId === Y) {
   var shield = $dataArmors[Z];
   if (target.hasArmor(shield)) {
   target.discardEquip(shield)
   var text = 'Fire destroyed ' + shield.name + '!';
   var window = SceneManager._scene._logWindow;
   window._lines.push(text + '<CENTER>');
   window.refresh();
   }
   }
   </Custom React Effect>
   
   
   Note that Y should be the ID of Fire element in the Types section of your database and Z the ID of the shield which you want to make vulnerable to fire.
   

I've attached a couple of screenshots to this post to show examples. I hope this was what you were after or at least helps you a little.

 

[Emberstorm]

I managed to create the effect you want with Yanfly's Buff & States Core and Auto Passive States in the following way:

1. Make a shield with the notetag <Auto Passive State: X> (X is the ID of "Vulnerable Shield" state)
   
2. Make a "Vulnerable Shield" state (which you can name however you'd like) with the following notetag:
   
3. 
   
   <Custom React Effect>
   if (this.item().damage.elementId === Y) {
   var shield = $dataArmors[Z];
   if (target.hasArmor(shield)) {
   target.discardEquip(shield)
   var text = 'Fire destroyed ' + shield.name + '!';
   var window = SceneManager._scene._logWindow;
   window._lines.push(text + '<CENTER>');
   window.refresh();
   }
   }
   </Custom React Effect>
   
   
   Note that Y should be the ID of Fire element in the Types section of your database and Z the ID of the shield which you want to make vulnerable to fire.
   

 Thank you! This is perfect!