You can add the script I added, which separates movement from event checks.I know it's already been said before but could you tweak the MOUSE CLICK tag so it works even if ALLOW MOUSE MOVEMENT is set to false? Thanks.
Thanks but I'm getting a "stack level too deep" error now.
class Scene_Map
def update(*args, &block)
jet3745_update
check_event_trigger
check_mouse_movement if $game_system.mouse_movement
check_mouse_icon_change
end
# moved here
def check_event_trigger
$game_temp.mouse_character ||= $game_player
if Mouse.click?(1)
dont_move = false
x, y = *Mouse.true_grid
($game_map.events_xy(x, y) + $game_map.vehicles).each {|event|
if event.is_a?(Game_Vehicle)
if (event.x - mouse_char.x).abs + (event.y - mouse_char.y).abs == 1
if [event.x, event.y] == Mouse.true_grid
mouse_char.get_on_vehicle_mouse(event)
dont_move = true
end
end
elsif !!!mouse_char.vehicle
if event.mouse_activated?
event.start
dont_move = true
elsif (event.x - mouse_char.x).abs + (event.y - mouse_char.y).abs == 1
if event.is_a?(Game_Vehicle)
mouse_char.get_on_vehicle_mouse(event)
dont_move = true
else
if !event.mouse_empty? && [0, 1, 2].include?(event.trigger)
mouse_char.turn_toward_character(event)
event.start
dont_move = true
end
end
else
{UP: [0, -1], DOWN: [0, 1], LEFT: [-1, 0], RIGHT: [1, 0]}.each {|d, a|
if event.check_for_comment(/MOUSE[ ]*MOVE[ ]*#{d.to_s}/i)
x += a[0]; y += a[1]
end
}
end
end
}
mouse_char.mouse_path(x, y) unless dont_move
end
end
def check_mouse_movement
$game_temp.mouse_character ||= $game_player
if Mouse.click?(1)
# separated into its own method
x, y = *Mouse.true_grid
mouse_char.mouse_path(x, y)
end
end
endYay, it's working now. Thanks for the fix!
While trying to get "Yanfly's Engine Ace - Ace Core Engine v1.09" and "Jet's Mouse System" to work together, a thought came to me. I noticed the default tiles on a screen is 17x13. When using Engine Ace - Ace Core Engine to change the resolution to 20x15 tiles per screen(tps)/640x480px, the 'target box' is 50% out of phase. But if the resolution is changed to 19x15(tps)/608x480px the mouse script works normally. So for what ever reason, odd numbers are needed for the resolution for both scrips to work together.
class Game_Player < Game_Character
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * X Coordinate of Screen Center
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def center_x
(Graphics.width / 32 - 1) / 2 #was 2.0
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Y Coordinate of Screen Center
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def center_y
(Graphics.height / 32 - 1) / 2 #was 2.0
end
end
I have updated the topic with a new version.
This should be fixed, I have updated the topic with a link to the new script.
