question for anyone who have used yanfly's Ace Menu Engine and Party Sized Menu

[ScytheX]

i'm not sure if its just me or if its some kind of reason there's some kind of strange clipping error with the hp mp and TP bars on the menu. i'm not using anything else i'm just using the two scripts and the core

yanflys=

mine= look in attached file

and any one help me?

https://yanflychannel.wordpress.com/rmvxa/menu-scripts/ace-menu-engine/

https://yanflychannel.wordpress.com/rmvxa/menu-scripts/ace-menu-engine/party-sized-menu/

 

[Kes]

I've used those 2 scripts in all my games, and I've never seen that problem, so it must be something in your project.  

Do you have any sort of 'show picture' command hanging around that might be trying to display something?  

Have you amended either of those scripts in any way at all?  

If you put those scripts (one at a time) into a new project, do you still get that issue?  If you don't, then that confirms it has to be something in your game.

EDIT

On looking again at your menu, I see that you have reversed the HP and MP/TP bars.  It's probably something to do with the way you made that mod.

 

[ScytheX]

I've used those 2 scripts in all my games, and I've never seen that problem, so it must be something in your project.  

Do you have any sort of 'show picture' command hanging around that might be trying to display something?  

Have you amended either of those scripts in any way at all?  

If you put those scripts (one at a time) into a new project, do you still get that issue?  If you don't, then that confirms it has to be something in your game.

EDIT

On looking again at your menu, I see that you have reversed the HP and MP/TP bars.  It's probably something to do with the way you made that mod.

i wouldn't know unless its the scripts that are messed up or something i tried putting them in different ways and nothing is working ;n;

 

[Shaz]

I've moved this thread to RGSSx Script Support. Please be sure to post your threads in the correct forum next time. Thank you.


It looks like the bars are being drawn AFTER the numbers. It's not clipping - it's just the drawing order.


If you haven't made any changes to the scripts, remove them completely and re-add them.

 

[ScytheX]

I've moved this thread to RGSSx Script Support. Please be sure to post your threads in the correct forum next time. Thank you.

It looks like the bars are being drawn AFTER the numbers. It's not clipping - it's just the drawing order.

If you haven't made any changes to the scripts, remove them completely and re-add them.

still not working. i even made a new game and nothing still worked ;n;

 

[ScytheX]

is there some kind of line i could changes this fix this problem or something?

 

[NaosoX]

Ive tested this using ACE CORE ENGINE v1.09, ACE MENU ENGINE v1.08, and PARTY SIZED MENU v1.00.

NEW project. in ACE MENU ENGINE, replace this section of code:

#==============================================================================# ■ Window_Base#==============================================================================class Window_Base < Window #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # overwrite method: draw_actor_simple_status #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def draw_actor_simple_status(actor, dx, dy) dy -= line_height / 2 draw_actor_name(actor, dx, dy) draw_actor_level(actor, dx, dy + line_height * 1) draw_actor_icons(actor, dx, dy + line_height * 2) dw = contents.width - dx - 124 draw_actor_class(actor, dx + 120, dy, dw) draw_actor_hp(actor, dx + 120, dy + line_height * 1, dw) if YEA::MENU:RAW_TP_GAUGE && actor.draw_tp? && !actor.draw_mp? draw_actor_tp(actor, dx + 120, dy + line_height * 2, dw) elsif YEA::MENU:RAW_TP_GAUGE && actor.draw_tp? && actor.draw_mp? if $imported["YEA-BattleEngine"] draw_actor_tp(actor, dx + 120, dy + line_height * 1, dw/2 + 1) draw_actor_mp(actor, dx + 120 + dw/2, dy + line_height * 2, dw/2) else draw_actor_mp(actor, dx + 120, dy + line_height * 2, dw/2 + 1) draw_actor_tp(actor, dx + 120 + dw/2, dy + line_height * 2, dw/2) end elsif YEA::MENU:RAW_TP_GAUGE && actor.draw_mp? draw_actor_mp(actor, dx + 120, dy + line_height * 1, dw) end end end # Window_BaseHope this helps!

The way these formulas are written, it is based on relatives; meaning instead of stating exact locations and size, it refrences points on the screen(helpful for different resolutions).

In this case, the Y locations were given positions based on line height. if you change your default line height, so too does the positions of everything else.

This script, however had given draw locations the same line position.

As a side note, to get PART SIZED MENU to work properly, you need the script: Party System v1.08 https://yanflychannel.wordpress.com/rmvxa/core-scripts/party-system/

This will increase the actual party size(default 5), which will then allow party sized menu to function as displayed on the first image you posted.

 

[ScytheX]

Ive tested this using ACE CORE ENGINE v1.09, ACE MENU ENGINE v1.08, and PARTY SIZED MENU v1.00.

NEW project. in ACE MENU ENGINE, replace this section of code:

#==============================================================================# ■ Window_Base#==============================================================================class Window_Base < Window #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # overwrite method: draw_actor_simple_status #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def draw_actor_simple_status(actor, dx, dy) dy -= line_height / 2 draw_actor_name(actor, dx, dy) draw_actor_level(actor, dx, dy + line_height * 1) draw_actor_icons(actor, dx, dy + line_height * 2) dw = contents.width - dx - 124 draw_actor_class(actor, dx + 120, dy, dw) draw_actor_hp(actor, dx + 120, dy + line_height * 1, dw) if YEA::MENU:RAW_TP_GAUGE && actor.draw_tp? && !actor.draw_mp? draw_actor_tp(actor, dx + 120, dy + line_height * 2, dw) elsif YEA::MENU:RAW_TP_GAUGE && actor.draw_tp? && actor.draw_mp? if $imported["YEA-BattleEngine"] draw_actor_tp(actor, dx + 120, dy + line_height * 1, dw/2 + 1) draw_actor_mp(actor, dx + 120 + dw/2, dy + line_height * 2, dw/2) else draw_actor_mp(actor, dx + 120, dy + line_height * 2, dw/2 + 1) draw_actor_tp(actor, dx + 120 + dw/2, dy + line_height * 2, dw/2) end elsif YEA::MENU:RAW_TP_GAUGE && actor.draw_mp? draw_actor_mp(actor, dx + 120, dy + line_height * 1, dw) end end end # Window_BaseHope this helps!

The way these formulas are written, it is based on relatives; meaning instead of stating exact locations and size, it refrences points on the screen(helpful for different resolutions).

In this case, the Y locations were given positions based on line height. if you change your default line height, so too does the positions of everything else.

This script, however had given draw locations the same line position.

thanks! everything  is working now ^^