I know I saw a battle system like that for RPG Maker MV, 1 or 2 weeks ago, but I can't remember who made it, so, the good new is it exists, the bad new is I don't know where...
I will try a quick search in my history, but I don't guarantee anything.
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Ok, I found it, but it is not exactly the same, it seems like you will need to edit it to get the same effect than Mana Khemia.
The script is from Victor Engine, maybe you can find more similar scripts there and make more conditions for turns:
Plugin Download This plugin changes the turn management of battles. The default turn based system is replaced by an individual turns system, where each battler executes their actions right after se…
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Thanks! I have been using Yanfly's CTB system, but I'll try out Victor Engine and see if I can work it out.
Edit: It seems that the Victor Engine CTB won't allow me to do what I'm attempting. I found a work around for my time skills using SRD's Summon Core and Yanfly's Weapon Unleash plugins. If I summon an invisible actor and set them to auto battle, replacing their attack with the skill, when their turn comes around they use it again.
This allows you to have moves such as Echo Heal from Mana Khemia that adds an icon to the turn counter that lasts for a few turns, healing you again on it's turn until it goes away.
I had this effect working and now, for some reason, the healing actor no longer auto battles, but I'm sure I can get it working again.
Edit 2: Alright! Using Yanfly's Auto Passive States I have solved the auto battle issue. I just made a state with the restrictions "Attack Ally" for heals and "Attack Enemy" for damage. Now for some reason the summons deal 0 damage. You can use the skill effects area's "Recover HP" to make the summoned actor's skills heal or damage, but that's not really what I want, so I'm going to keep trying.
Edit 3: I have now found yet another work around for the damage problems. The summoned actor, for some reason, would either do significantly less damage or 0 damage when using formulas. I now have the summoned actors attack call a common event to Force an Action, so the summoner casts it instead. This looks just a bit funky as the blank skill name forces the tint at the top, but it works.
Now my last obstacles are how long the summoned actor stays in battle and summoning multiple actors at once. If I want a single actor to have 3 turns to use the skill, depending on how many actors or enemies are in the turn order, the summoned actor may run out of time before they can use the skill 3 times.
If I want the actor to be summoned multiple times and placed throughout the turn order at different intervals, with one action each, I run into the same problem. This has become a pain in the butt, but I'm determined to figure it out.
