Script Call Support Boards

[Kes]

@TheoAllen Oops! I forgot that.
Now works to perfection.
Thank you
@kyonides So does yours. Thank you to you too.

 

[Fridjah]

Hello.
I am looking for a script call that add an item in the victory reward screen.
There is only 3 place for loot and I wanted to add a condition during the battle that make possible
to add a "Gold Nugget", as a reward shown in the victory screen like a 4th loot.
But I feel it looks more complcated than a simple script call.

Thank you

 

[kyonides]

class Game_Troop
  def add_buff(index, param_id, turn)
    members[index-1].add_buff(param_id, turn)
  end
end

I added some -1 to the index in order to let you use the human readable index value instead of the computer one.

 

[TheoAllen]

Hello.
I am looking for a script call that add an item in the victory reward screen.
There is only 3 place for loot and I wanted to add a condition during the battle that make possible
to add a "Gold Nugget", as a reward shown in the victory screen like a 4th loot.
But I feel it looks more complcated than a simple script call.

Thank you

Where you expect to put this script call if we were to provide one?
I feel like this needs more context than just "in victory reward screen".

 

[Fridjah]

I finaly dont think it's possible to do it that way.

May you show me where is the drop part of the script editor to take a look, please.

 

[TheoAllen]

You probably better to create a new thread depends on what you prefer.
Are you looking for a script? RGSS3 request
Do you prefer to learn? Learning RGSSx.

 

[Kes]

I am trying to make a skill which needs to do the following.
Check if the target has state #158. If it has, do no damage.
If it hasn't, then inflict state #159 and do damage.

My problem is that my current formula does damage even when the state is present because I can't get my either/or bit sorted out.

Can anyone help me out?

 

[Roninator2]

Can anyone help me out?

I think this will work.

if b.state?(158); dam = 0; else b.add_state(159); dam = a.atk * 4 - b.def * 2; end; dam

 

[Kes]

@Roninator2 thank you.

 

[mylafter]

Is there a way to make an events move route move 'up,down,left,right' more than once?
For example, a normal looking move route would look like:

Spoiler

> Move Up (x3)
> Move Right (x2)
>

I know I can just use a path finding script but it doesn't work with most of my other scripts.
Also, I posted this question in this thread because I figured it probably be easier to do this method through a script call.

EDIT: Ignore this post. I think it be smarter to post my question as its own script request thread instead.

 

[Robert-Character Creator]

Hello! I'm way out of my element here, as I'm usually completely incompetent at scripting, but I feel like I'm very close to success here.

My script call is thus:

$game_switches[0052] = [$game_map.events.values.select{|ev| ev.name.include?
("spikes_")}].all? { |event|
if $game_map.events[event].x == $game_player.x and $game_map.events[event].y ==
$game_player.y then $game_switches[0055] = true end}

What this should do is make an array (?) out of switch 52 containing all events with the string spikes_ in their name, then check each of those events to see if their x and y coordinates are the same as the players; if they are, turn switch 55 on. I know the syntax is correct, at least according to my online Ruby syntax checker... , however, I get an argument error (0 for 1) when running the code. Any clue what I'm doing wrong?

 

[Robert-Character Creator]

Don't worry about this guys, I got help in PMs. Thanks anyway.

 

[Kes]

I need to do a 'Show Choices' via a script call, and I can't get my head around how exactly I am to use the script call in Archeia's thread.

She has this:

params = []
choices = []
choices.push("choice 1")
choices.push("choice 2")
params.push(choices)
params.push(0/1/2 this part is where you press cancel and which choice to default)
setup_choices(params)

I need to ask the player if they want to do something, with a straight Yes/No choice, and the cancel button defaulting to No.

Could someone show me how this is supposed to be set out?
Thank you very much.

 

[TheoAllen]

I need to do a 'Show Choices' via a script call, and I can't get my head around how exactly I am to use the script call in Archeia's thread.

She has this:

params = []
choices = []
choices.push("choice 1")
choices.push("choice 2")
params.push(choices)
params.push(0/1/2 this part is where you press cancel and which choice to default)
setup_choices(params)

I need to ask the player if they want to do something, with a straight Yes/No choice, and the cancel button defaulting to No.

Could someone show me how this is supposed to be set out?
Thank you very much.

params = []
choices = []

choices << "Yes"
choices << "No"

params << choices
params << 2

setup_choices(params)

 

[Kes]

@TheoAllen Thank you.