Unless I'm misunderstanding the help documentation, I think you can actually just put that note tag directly on the armor itself, without the need for a state.
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You can't modify the editor. Plugins can only affect gameplay.
I mean, I was not speaking of plugins. But I realise now this whole section of forum is in Javascript/Plugin Support.
Well, you posted in a specific thread entitled "JavaScript questions," and JavaScript is used in MV and MZ to write plugins.
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I think it's technically not impossible to modify the editor but it was not what I was thinking about. More about something that would interpret the database prior to its display and/or inject new data before it's displayed in the vanilla menu.Well, you posted in a specific thread entitled "JavaScript questions," and JavaScript is used in MV and MZ to write plugins.
But the first part of my initial response still applies - you can't modify the editor. All of the database tabs list in order of ID and that can't be changed.
Feasible and allowed under the license is two different things. You can't modify the editor itself.
That is definitely possible. When the game is launched, all the database info gets transferred into global objects, so it would be possible to modify those.
I don't see why it can't be discussed in here. Coding sections are mainly divided into everything coding related for RMMZ and RMMV (javascript) and the RMVXA, VX, and XP section (ruby/rgss). So anything coding relating to RMMZ and RMMV is fine.
This seems like a roundabout way to do it. Is there some reason you can't just give the skill that would apply this dummy state the notetag from the plugin you linked to:
<Remove State Category: x> ?
Sorry if I didn't explain myself properly. What I want is a state that'd serve as a shield that will block and remove the next negative state that targets the user. In my project, the state doesn't need to remove negative states already affecting the user because the state won't be applied if the user already has negative states (I already know how to do this last part, I just wanted to give more context).
Okay - the trick here is that you're looping around the standard process for this in RPG Maker (give your state the State Resist trait for all states you want to block). You can do it this way, but you'd be allowing the negative state to apply then removing it immediately after, so it won't stop any, say, Custom Apply Effects that negative state might have.
<Custom Deselect Effect>
if (this.item().effects.some(effect => effect.code==EFFECT_ADD_STATE && $dataStates[effect.dataId].category.contains("debuff")));
target.removeState(X);
</Custom Deselect Effect>
I assume you mean the variables 1, 2 and 3 and not the integers.
That's not correct syntax - you need to prepend $ to the beginning of $gameVariables.
!$gameVariables.value(2) || !$gameVariables.value(3)That's not quite right - one = is to assign a value. Narch asked how to check if it is equal to that. So you'd use == (and also the whole thing can be shortened, as above
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Yeah, I just noticed that after I posted it. I didn't proofread.That's not quite right - one = is to assign a value. Narch asked how to check if it is equal to that. So you'd use == (and also the whole thing can be shortened, as above
