Pre-made (Yanfly's) Action Sequence Sharing and Discussions

One of my action sequences always ends with the character doing a skill motion after the sequence even though I don't have one at the end of it.

Here 's my action sequence

<Whole Action>



camera focus: user

zoom: 150%, 40

MOTION Spell: USER

animation 145: user

common event: 16

wait for animation

action effect

opacity not focus: 0, 20



wait for opacity



opacity user: 0%, 5



move user: target, back, 5

animation 10: target





wait for opacity



opacity user: 100%, 5



wait for opacity



motion attack: user





opacity not focus: 0, 20



wait for opacity



opacity user: 0%, 5

wait: 20



move user: target, front, 5

animation 147: target

action effect

wait for opacity



opacity user: 100%, 5



wait for opacity



motion skill: user

wait: 20



opacity not focus: 0, 20



wait for opacity



opacity user: 0%, 5



move user: target, back, 5

animation 10: target

action effect



wait for opacity



opacity user: 100%, 5



wait for opacity



motion attack: user





opacity not focus: 0, 20



wait for opacity



opacity user: 0%, 5



opacity user: 100%, 5



wait for opacity

wait: 20



face user: target

animation 148: target

action effect



float target: 100%, 15

float user: 100, 15

wait:120



float target: 0%, 7

float user: 0%, 7



wait for float

motion skill: user

action effect

animation 145: target

common event: 17



zoom: 100%, 30

motion wait: user

DEATH BREAK

WAIT: 8



immortal: targets, true



</Whole Action>

 

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Got a couple of action sequences to share. They are my first, but I'm satisfied with how they turned out.

This one I made to go with an energy beam animation, but could probably look good with any spell.

Spoiler: Energy Blast

<setup action>

clear battle log

hide battle hud

opacity not focus: 0

display action

immortal: targets, true

perform start

wait for movement

camera focus: user, center, 20

zoom: 115%

perform start

wait: 20

</setup action>



<whole action>

jump user: 50, 20

move user: backward, 100, 20

face user: forward

motion chant: user

tint screen: 0, 40, 0, 10, 45

wait: 60

motion chant: user

float user: 245%, 120

wait: 90

motion skill: user

action animation

wait for animation

action effect

</whole action>



<target action>

float user: 0

add state 16: user, show

death break

tint screen: normal



</target action>



<follow action>



</follow action>



<finish action>

immortal: targets, false

wait for new line

clear battle log

opacity all friends: 255

perform finish

show battle hud

wait for movement

wait for effect

action common event

</finish action>

This one is a multi hit melee attack.

Spoiler: Sword Rush

<setup action>

clear battle log

display action

immortal: targets, true

perform start

wait for movement

camera focus: user, center, 20

zoom: 150%

motion item: user

wait: 60

</setup action>



<whole action>

move user: target, front, 20

motion attack: user

action animation

wait for animation

shake screen: 3, 6, 25

action effect

wait: 20

move user: backward, 70

face user: target

motion item: user

wait: 16

move user: target, back, 8

motion attack: user

action animation

wait for animation

shake screen: 3, 6, 25

action effect

face user: target

motion attack: user

action animation

wait for animation

shake screen: 3, 6, 25

action effect

wait: 10

jump user: 60, 15

move user: target, front, 15

motion attack: user

action animation

wait for animation

shake screen: 7, 6, 25

action effect

</whole action>



<target action>



death break

</target action>



<follow action>

add state 23: user, show

</follow action>



<finish action>

immortal: targets, false

wait for new line

clear battle log

perform finish

wait for movement

wait for effect

action common event

</finish action>

And finally, a teleporting magic attack. Multi hit.

Spoiler: Void Walk

<setup action>

clear battle log

display action

hide battle hud

immortal: targets, true

perform start

wait for movement

opacity not focus: 0

motion chant: user

tint screen: dark, 30

wait: 75

opacity user: 0

float user: 90, 10

wait: 90

opacity user: 255

</setup action>



<target action>

motion chant: user

animation 101: target

wait for animation

action effect

camera focus: user

zoom: 130%

wait: 40

death break

opacity user: 0

wait: 30

move user: target, back

wait for movement

face user: backward

wait: 15

opacity user: 255

motion chant: user

action animation

wait for animation

action effect

shake screen: 3, 6, 20

opacity user: 0

wait: 30

move user: target, front

wait for movement

face user: forward

wait: 15

opacity user: 255

motion chant: user

action animation

wait for animation

action effect

shake screen: 3, 6, 20

opacity user: 0

wait: 30

move user: target, back

wait for movement

face user: backward

wait: 15

opacity user: 255

motion chant: user

action animation

wait for animation

action effect

shake screen: 3, 6, 20

opacity user: 0

wait: 30

move user: home

face user: forward

float user: 0, 10

wait: 10

opacity user: 255

motion victory: user

wait: 90



</target action>



<finish action>

show battle hud

opacity all members: 255

tint screen: normal

immortal: targets, false

wait for new line

clear battle log

perform finish

wait for movement

wait for effect

action common event

</finish action>

 

ok so i am trying to do the basic action sequence... its the one i was looking for... but its not doing what its supposed to. Still standard attack from the player location when what im trying to get it that the player runs up and attacks the enemy selected and would prefer them to stay there instead of returning to formation (but if i could get this one to work then id be happy) I put it in the note tags for the skill attack... but nadda on it working.
This is what im using.... am i doing something wrong?

Spoiler: Basic attack

Skill #1 will be used when you select

the Attack command.



<setup action>

display action

immortal: targets, true

</setup action>

<target action>

if user.attackMotion() !== ‘missile’

move user: targets, front, 20

else

perform start

end

zoom: 120%, 20

camera screen: target, front center, 20

camera focus: target, front center, 20

wait for movement

motion attack: user

wait: 10

attack animation: target

wait for animation

action effect

</target action

 

@KazukiT How should it end? The last motion in the sequence is a skill motion, maybe I'm misunderstanding. If I had more details I could help.

@gothicvoid In the statement "if user.attackMotion !== ‘missile’ you can remove the spaces before and after "!==" and change the characters bracketing missile to 'missile'.

Here's the code copied from one of my games.

Spoiler: Attack

Skill #1 will be used when you select
the Attack command.

<setup action>

display action

immortal: targets, true

</setup action>

<target action>

if user.attackMotion()!=='missile'

move user: targets, front, 20

else

perform start

end

wait for movement

motion attack: user

wait: 10

attack animation: target

wait for animation

action effect

</target action>

 

THANK YOU!!! It works now so that was it now if i could just get them to stay where they are once they attack the enemy.(but like i said.. this im happy with so if its not possible then no biggie)
I am wanting one for guard too... where they run to the furthest distance from enemies while defending.
And one where they can guard another ally and take blows an enemy means for the target they are defending.
How hard do you think these would be?

 

@ gothicvoid The sequence would be easy enough, but I don't know about the characters staying were they are. There may be a plug in for that, but none come to mind. Removing the perform finish causes the actor to stay where they are, but may complicate things. Never tried before.In testing, it seems to work fine.

Here's an attack sequence where the attacker remains where they finish.

Spoiler: Attack 2.0

<setup action>

display action

immortal: targets, true

</setup action>

<target action>

if user.attackMotion()!=='missile'

move user: targets, front, 20

else

perform start

end

wait for movement

motion attack: user

wait: 10

attack animation: target

wait for animation

action effect

</target action>

<finish action>
immortal: targets, false
wait for new line
clear battle log

wait for movement
wait for effect
action common event
</finish action>

And a guard skill. To get the character to stay in the back, remove the line "perform finish"

Spoiler: Guard

<setup action>
clear battle log
display action
immortal: targets, true
</setup action>


<target action>
move user: point, 700, 245
wait for movement
face user: forward
wait: 10
motion guard: user
wait: 25
death break
</target action>

<follow action>

</follow action>

<finish action>
immortal: targets, false
wait for new line
clear battle log
perform finish
wait for movement
wait for effect
action common event
</finish action>

 

I solved this problem with the help someone else I asked about the action sequence. I apologize for the confusion and thank you for trying to help.

 

That works GREAT! but they return back to original position at the end of the round. its closer to what i'm looking for just gotta figure out how to get them to stay where they are every round. The guard makes them go to a specific point so while that's nice not exactly right. hmmmmm

 

My bad, this is the code I meant to post. The problem with it is it just moves the character a set amount to the right. So it won't go all the way back if the character was near an enemy.

Spoiler: Guard

<setup action>
clear battle log
display action
immortal: targets, true
</setup action>


<target action>
move user: backward, 80, 20
face user: forward
wait for movement
face user: forward
wait: 10
motion guard: user
wait: 25
death break
</target action>

<follow action>

</follow action>

<finish action>
immortal: targets, false
wait for new line
clear battle log
perform finish
wait for movement
wait for effect
action common event
</finish action>

 

That actually help give a more dynamic feel thanks! i can live with this!! ^.^

 

Here are some of actions I've created, it's simple, but enjoy!

Spoiler: Shadowy Assassin Strike

<Setup Action>
Action common event
</Setup Action>

<Target Action>
Tint Screen: DARK, 30
opacity user: 10%, 30
move user: target, front base, 30
Wait: 30
MOTION SWING: User
perform action
action animation: target
wait for animation
action effect: target
death break
opacity user: 100%, 30
Tint Screen: NORMAL, 10
perform finish
</target action>

Spoiler: Earthquake Attack

<CENTER>
<Setup Action>
Display Action
shake screen: 3, 9, 30
</Setup Action>
<Whole Action>
perform action
action animation: target
wait for animation
wait: 15
action effect: target
CLEAR BATTLE LOG
death break
perform finish
</whole action>

**Note** I have a common event for the Shadow Strike that you can omit, same with the Cast Animation for the Earthquake move.

 

Hey guys,

Here's an action sequence alternative to SRD's discontinued Active Defense Core which allowed players to dodge attacks. You will still need SRDs Sequence Input.

This sequence is for a physical attack where the enemy rushes in and charges the character, if you press the cancel button before the enemy arrives at the target's position, target character will jump backwards, a state with 100% evade will be applied, and the target character will evade the attack.

If you press cancel a little late, the target performs a smaller and slower jump backwards and the attack hits. It could probably use some polishing, but does the job.

Feel free to use in your games and let me know if you make any improvements.

(Please note that you will have to create your own state with +100% evade. I'm using variable 1 to store the sequence input result and my evade state is 16 - Adjust bolded integers below for your game as necessary)

Spoiler: Dodge/Active Defense Sequence

<setup action>
display action
immortal: targets, true
</setup action>

<target action>
perform start
move user: target, front, 18

START SEQUENCE INPUT: escape, 1
WAIT FOR SEQUENCE INPUT: 23
END SEQUENCE INPUT

if $gameVariables.value(1) > 0 && $gameVariables.value(1) < 18
jump target: 110%, 20
move target: backward, 72, 20
ADD STATE 16: target
motion attack: user
attack animation: target
wait for animation
action effect
wait 5
move target: forward, 72, 5
wait for movement
REMOVE STATE 16: target
else
if $gameVariables.value(1) >= 18
jump target: 105%, 20
move target: backward, 36, 20
motion attack: user
attack animation: target
wait for animation
action effect
wait 10
move target: forward, 36, 20
wait for movement
else
motion attack: user
attack animation: target
wait for animation
action effect
end

immortal: targets, false
perform finish
</target action>

The possibilities for this are pretty dayum cool ... I have a successful dodge giving the target an agility buff (they turn next) and 50% chance to counter!

 

I'd love to use this in my game

Having an issue, when i move a character before a target and play an animation, the animation isn't lining up with the character.

<setup action>

display action

immortal: targets, true

</setup action>



<target action>

move user: targets, front, 20

zoom: 120%, 20

camera screen: target, front center, 20

camera focus: target, front center, 20

wait for movement

wait: 10

animation 146: target

wait for animation

action effect

</target action>

I originally wanted him to float and shoot a beam diagonal at the foe but that was beyond me too.

 

Hey there folks I'm having some trouble with some commands from the paid yanfly plugin addons. I'm trying to make a chain lightning effect.

projectile ani 16: duration 40, start target, goal next target, spin 1.5, Goal offset -250 -100, ease OutCubic

wait for projectile

action animation: target

I repeat this code assuming that each time it runs it will start at the current target and then fetch the next target for the projectile destination but the projectile behaves strangely and I only hit one target So I assume that my assumptions about target selection is off and they are assumptions and can only be assumptions because these paid plugins have absolutely horrendous documentation. I rather expected when I had paid for them I would get much more in depth instructions ..

All I am told on the website is the commands to grab previous or next target .. so .. Is it next in the battle order? Next in the random order of foes? Is this meant to be used with a whole target action? Even showing us the code that they used to get the effect in their gifs would have helped tremendously.

Anyway rant over can anyone assist?