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Hello everyone,
I am fairly new to the world of RPG creation and I have been looking all over for the answer to this question with no luck. I need a script or event that allows me to make a variable out of whoever is casting a specific skill. Seems like this should be fairly straight forward because the skill already has a user only target so if I could find out where that target is stored when it is cast I can do what I am looking to do. For example, let's say I have a druid class that has the ability to transform himself into different animals. Next let's say that this class is available to anyone in your party. How do I know which actor uses the skill transform?
I would think it would be something along these lines.
if(actor.skill.transform == true)
{
variable[5] = actor.id;
}
not sure how I would go about writing that in ruby but that should be the basic logic in Java. Any advice in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
I am fairly new to the world of RPG creation and I have been looking all over for the answer to this question with no luck. I need a script or event that allows me to make a variable out of whoever is casting a specific skill. Seems like this should be fairly straight forward because the skill already has a user only target so if I could find out where that target is stored when it is cast I can do what I am looking to do. For example, let's say I have a druid class that has the ability to transform himself into different animals. Next let's say that this class is available to anyone in your party. How do I know which actor uses the skill transform?
I would think it would be something along these lines.
if(actor.skill.transform == true)
{
variable[5] = actor.id;
}
not sure how I would go about writing that in ruby but that should be the basic logic in Java. Any advice in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
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