Random enemy encounters?

[slimmmeiske2]

@xTrentx Please don't double post (=posting right after yourself) as that's against our rules. Instead use the +Quote/multiquote button. or just @ them, like I did in this post.

 

[xTrentx]

@slimmmeiske2 Oh my apologies. Thank you for the heads up.

 

[atoms]

I just want to clarify is @xTrentx looking for a event that triggers a button to appear asking if they want to fight a battle

or

A random encounter when triggered starts with a button with the option to fight a battle and then give a random battle from certain enemy troops if yes is selected, otherwise if no is selected restart the random encounter rate and have no battle?

 

[Uzuki]

@atoms It's the second one.

 

[Kes]

@Uzuki You cannot guarantee to know the wishes of the OP, so it is potentially misleading to give a definitive answer like that. There is, in fact, even a third option - button common events to start the random battles, which might even be more fitting to the OP description.

@xTrentx could you clarify exactly which option you would like.

@atoms You might want to wait until the OP answers.

 

[Shaz]

My goal is to basically create a button on the screen then when you hit it, it will say "yes, or no" Once you select yes, I want a random fight to begin.

Is "a button on the screen" an actual event that you interact with, or are you talking about a kind of UI button that sits in the same place on the screen no matter where you are on the map, or what map you're on?

 

[Marquise*]

It reminds me of the encounter warning from the world map in the Fallout 1, 2 and Tactics when you had high enough scouting stats. Kinda mini window appearing "You encounter a pack of mantises, want to engage?" Yes/NO!

 

[xTrentx]

Thank you everyone for your assistance. I was able to get my random encounter working through this process:

Created a control variable called "random encounter"
set random encounter operand to "1-4"
range 1-4, set, variable 001 random encounter.
battle processing, variable "random encounter"

Thank you to everyone who assisted me.