Is it possible to make an class come from two classes?

[Nikitaw99]

I just wanted to make a "Lava" class   wnich comes from two classes:

Fire and Liquid.

How am I Supposed to make it come from two classes?

 

[Zoltor]

This can be done a number of ways, with, and without using scripts, it just depends how exactly you want it implemented, but in any case, yea this can be done.

If you want further details, we need to know more info on how you want it to all work.

 

[Nikitaw99]

This can be done a number of ways, with, and without using scripts, it just depends how exactly you want it implemented, but in any case, yea this can be done.

If you want further details, we need to know more info on how you want it to all work.

I want it to be done... Well... Let's do it, script style.

Nikitaw99.ready

 

[Zoltor]

I want it to be done... Well... Let's do it, script style.

Nikitaw99.ready

huh, that doesn't mean anything.

Explain how exactly you want your class system to work.

 

[Nikitaw99]

Explain how exactly you want your class system to work.

Well, I just want the class have both the features Fire, and Liquid have.

 

[Zoltor]

Well, I just want the class have both the features Fire, and Liquid have.

Oh, they're just elements? Thought you wanted to make classes requre have been 2 other classes in the past.

For adding features such as elemental buff, just add them in the feature secion of the class, It's nothing hard to do.

 

[Nikitaw99]

Oh, they're just elements? Thought you wanted to make classes requre have been 2 other classes in the past.

For adding features such as elemental buff, just add them in the feature secion of the class, It's nothing hard to do.

And By the "class" I meant the "script" one. So?

 

[Kes]

Can you be a bit more precise? Do you want to use a script or an event? Features are in the Class tab of the database, top right. You simply select the elements you want to give to the Class.

 

[Zoltor]

And By the "class" I meant the "script" one. So?

You should've posted this in the script section then.

In any case though, I have no idea why you would be scripting such anyway, since every object has a feature section in the database, that allows you to add elements to such.

 

[Brigg]

I take it you want a script to do all the work for you, but ingame, you can make a class for each element combination you want. When it comes time to merge the two element classes together, choose your 2 attaching them to variables, then do a variable check via a conditional branch to check which 2 were chosen. If element 1 and element 2 are chose, Change Class to "merged" class.