The sound effect is why it can't be done by damage formula alone - otherwise you could enter a conditional check for the state into every physical skills damage formula (which would be a lot of work anyway).
Well I don't know most functions by hand so what I need is the evaluation statements that checks for a physical attack & produces a random check (assuming I can set a % chance for it to happen) & if it goes off, play a sound effect. I have a Excel Spreadsheet full of JS evaluation codes but its pretty big & it doesn't include every possibility. Its like looking for a needle in a haystack. If someone knows how to pull this off off the top of their head before/if I figure it out I'd appreciate it.
<Custom Respond Effect>
// Get the fire element ID.
var fire = 3;
// Check if physical damage is dealt.
if (this.isPhysical() && target.result().hpDamage > 0) {
// Set the target's HP to 0.
target.setHp(0);
// Check if fire damage is dealt.
} else if (this.item().damage.elementId === fire) {
// Get the Freeze status effect ID.
var stateId = 110;
// Remove the status effect from target.
target.removeState(stateId);
}
</Custom Respond Effect>
Checks for 'Physical' damage first. Not the user, the target. If it doesn't pass, normal damage. But yeah, that covers it.
