RMMV Quick question about Yanfly's Auto Passive States

[Sword_of_Dusk]

I know you can set up a custom passive condition with the plugin, but can you make a condition that requires the actor to have a specific skill learned?

I imagine you probably can, but I'm not sure how to write it. The plugin in question is linked to below.

Auto Passive States (YEP) - Yanfly.moe Wiki

www.yanfly.moe

 

[ATT_Turan]

How do you mean? Do you require the actor to have a specific skill in order to have the state applied? Get the state but require a skill in order to apply its effects? Always have the state once you've learned a skill?

The answer is yes, but how you'll do it depends on what you mean.

 

[ThreeSixNine]

I know you can set up a custom passive condition with the plugin, but can you make a condition that requires the actor to have a specific skill learned?

I imagine you probably can, but I'm not sure how to write it. The plugin in question is linked to below.

Auto Passive States (YEP) - Yanfly.moe Wiki

www.yanfly.moe

Try:

<Custom Passive Condition>
user.isSkillLearned(X)
</Custom Passive Condition>

Replace X with the Id of the skill you wish to check.
Also make sure to add this state to the actor's note box.

 

[Sword_of_Dusk]

How do you mean? Do you require the actor to have a specific skill in order to have the state applied? Get the state but require a skill in order to apply its effects? Always have the state once you've learned a skill?

The answer is yes, but how you'll do it depends on what you mean.

The third option is what I'm looking for. I want to give every actor a state, but in order for the state to apply, they need to know a particular skill.

@xDRAGOONx
Didn't work, unfortunately. Actor has the state, and that code is in the state's notebox, but it still takes effect without having the skill.

 

[ramza]

Try this instead.

<custom passive condition>
if (user.isLearnedSkill(x)){
condition = true
} else {
condition = false
}
</custom passive condition>

 

[ATT_Turan]

@xDRAGOONx - per the Lunatic Mode documentation, a straight boolean won't work. Yanfly has a little internal variable called called "condition" that needs to be used, or the custom condition won't do anything. That allows for more complex rules than you could get with a one-operation conditional.

 

[ThreeSixNine]

@xDRAGOONx - per the Lunatic Mode documentation, a straight boolean won't work. Yanfly has a little internal variable called called "condition" that needs to be used, or the custom condition won't do anything. That allows for more complex rules than you could get with a one-operation conditional.

Yes, thank you for correcting me. I even copied the notetag setup from one of my existing states and still missed this...so thank you again. Also, @ramza thank you for providing the correct code, and for your amazing plugins!

 

[ramza]

Np. The function being named backwards has caught me a couple of times when I'm not paying attention. I don't know why isLearnedSkill is used instead of isSkillLearned :/

 

[Sword_of_Dusk]

@ramza So, your solution works. . .as long as I actually learn the skill, and not just gaining it via "Add Skill". Jeez, why is that trait so finicky?

 

[ramza]

@ramza So, your solution works. . .as long as I actually learn the skill, and not just gaining it via "Add Skill". Jeez, why is that trait so finicky?

In that case, you can use user.skills().includes($dataSkills[x]), which combines all skills learned with all skills gained via traits. Replace x with the id of the skill, of course.