[MV] Script request

[Tsunar]

So I am starting up with MV and I am LOVING IT! It seems each Rpgmaker is better than the last! (Minus Vx we dont speak of that one...) However like most of the time when a new version comes out old scripts become unable to work, so we wait and hope that the creator or some one else ports it over today I am requesting that some one is able to do so with two relatively simple scripts (at least I hope they are.)

1. Active Chain SKills
https://yanflychannel.wordpress.com/rmvxa/gameplay-scripts/active-chain-skills/

This was my all time favorite script in VXA, it made a typical turn based battle system into a fast pased action combat system. the ability to chain skills together in a sequence was a huge help on the vision I had in my project and I was wondering if any one is able to translate it into Java script.

2. Battle cry
https://atelierrgss.wordpress.com/rgss3-battle-cry/

Voice acting has become a staple in games now a day's whether it be in Cinematic or in combat. This script allowed the use of voices in combat such as attack grunts, death cries, damage grunts ect. I searched around and I haven't seen anything like it as of yet, so I was wondering if any one can make one,or merge port this over.

Thank you for your time! And happy Rpg Making.

 

[Shaz]

I've moved this thread to JS Plugin Requests. Please be sure to post your threads in the correct forum next time. Thank you.


Please keep your requests to one per thread, so if a scripter wants to fill your request and needs to chat with you, the conversations don't overlap and confuse each other.

 

[Tsunar]

bump

 

[Tsunar]

bump

 

[Andar]

Tsunar, please do not bump your topic unless it has been 72 hours later since your last post. You can review our forum rules here. Thank you.

I suggest you read the rules for the forums. Every scripter around here works for free in his/her free time, and porting a script - any script - requires understanding it first, so it'll be a minimum of a week before such a thing can be completed (and that assumes that someone already started on porting)