MP Regeneration While Walking

[NightHerald]

Hi! Sorry if there's already a topic on this, but I looked around and couldn't find anything for my specific needs. 


I want to be able to have all characters regenerate MP from walking, but not in battle. Or it could be time based by just being on the map. Also I was wondering if there was a way to get the TP gauge to be full when you first start out (I'm using it as a "stamina" gauge).


I really don't want to use scripts for this, I'm sure there has to be a way to accomplish it without, but I can't figure out how. I'd greatly appreciate anyone who helps me

 

[nakina]

I would set up a parallel process common event and have a switch set up to enable and disable it.  Then you can set up a timer in the common event to slowly add MP to the party over time while they are on the map.  For TP, you could just have the change TP command make the gauge full in your battle event before the battle processing begins.  (sorry, I was thinking in terms of MV not sure about TP in ace)  I hope this was clear enough for you.  If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask!

 

[Wavelength]

Also I was wondering if there was a way to get the TP gauge to be full when you first start out (I'm using it as a "stamina" gauge).

I know you said you don't want to use "scripts", but never be afraid to use scripting.


To accomplish this, you can simply change a single line in the code.  In Game_Battler, you will find this method:


  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Initialize TP
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def init_tp
    self.tp = rand * 25
  end


Change rand * 25 to 100 and all battlers will start the battle with full (100) TP.


I like Nakina's approach for MP regen while walking.

 

[NightHerald]

@nakina Oh my god... I only used one wait command  and a change MP command and I got it working perfectly.  I just made a parallel process event that creates a night/day cycle yesterday. What is wrong with my brain??? -_- Thank you for mentioning the timer, it jogged my memory  (Also, the timer completely baffles me as to how you would implement it...)

 

[NightHerald]

@Wavelength It works perfectly! Thank you!

 

[Kes]

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