Script or something to disable GameOver?

[Zion774]

I have looked, and looked and LOOKED everywhere for this script but I can not find it.

I just want something so that if I die, to say, a trap in my map that deals event damage (not battle encounters because I don't use those) Instead of just bam game over lose save progress, I'd want you to re-spawn at a checkpoint that I set with variables.

I've looked forever. If anybody has any idea on this. That'd be great help. Thanks!

 

[tale]

No Gameover Script: https://rpgmaker.net/scripts/312/
This script bypasses RPG Maker's usual gameover call and instead warps you to the last location that you "recovered all" or the starting point of the character as set by you for the start of the game.

Maybe this script can be edited with variable use, I'm not sure how.

 

[Zion774]

No Gameover Script: https://rpgmaker.net/scripts/312/
This script bypasses RPG Maker's usual gameover call and instead warps you to the last location that you "recovered all" or the starting point of the character as set by you for the start of the game.

Maybe this script can be edited with variable use, I'm not sure how.

I've tried this one as well, it actually doesn't work AT ALL. The game over still plays even with a recover all last location saved.

thanks for the input

 

[TheoAllen]

I've tried this one as well, it actually doesn't work AT ALL. The game over still plays even with a recover all last location saved.

thanks for the input

It may be because the party is not actually recovered after the gameover
Try to patch the script, like this, perhaps

class Scene_Base
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Determine if Game Is Over
  #   Transition to the game over screen if the entire party is dead.
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def check_gameover
   if $game_party.all_dead?
     Graphics.fadeout(30)
     $game_party.all_members.each {|member| member.recover_all}
     $game_player.reserve_transfer($game_player.heal_map, $game_player.heal_x, $game_player.heal_y)
     $game_player.perform_transfer()
     Graphics.fadein(30)
   end
  end
end

 

[Zion774]

It may be because the party is not actually recovered after the gameover
Try to patch the script, like this, perhaps

class Scene_Base
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Determine if Game Is Over
  #   Transition to the game over screen if the entire party is dead.
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def check_gameover
   if $game_party.all_dead?
     Graphics.fadeout(30)
     $game_party.all_members.each {|member| member.recover_all}
     $game_player.reserve_transfer($game_player.heal_map, $game_player.heal_x, $game_player.heal_y)
     $game_player.perform_transfer()
     Graphics.fadein(30)
   end
  end
end

I'll try it out, thanks.

EDIT: That doesn't work either. The Game Over Screen plays like normal and then i return to the title screen.

 

[TheoAllen]

I'll try it out, thanks.

EDIT: That doesn't work either. The Game Over Screen plays like normal and then i return to the title screen.

Try to figure it out using blank project. Because the script is basically overwriting some the default functions that call the gameover scene. If it works in the blank project, it's likely some script interfering.

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Or try the hard way, like deleting the Scene_Gameover. See where the error is going to be pointed out.

 

[Zion774]

Try to figure it out using blank project. Because the script is basically overwriting some the default functions that call the gameover scene. If it works in the blank project, it's likely some script interfering.

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Or try the hard way, like deleting the Scene_Gameover. See where the error is going to be pointed out.

Doesn't work in the blank project. It just calls the game over screen like normal.

However It could be interferring with my XAS script (my battle system) because that does a check for game over and even calls the scene_gameover in one part.

I'm stumped at least with this script. I might just push this part of my game aside and work on another part.

No idea how to do this part, but I really want to just remove gameover.

EDIT: Is it possible to just call a common event instead of using game over?

 

[Robert-Character Creator]

Tsukihime's Gameover Events is what you might be looking for.

 

[Zion774]

Tsukihime's Gameover Events is what you might be looking for.

That almost works, but you still lose your save progress and you don't get teleported back to a checkpoint.

I've tried that one as well

 

[TheoAllen]

Doesn't work in the blank project. It just calls the game over screen like normal.

However It could be interferring with my XAS script (my battle system) because that does a check for game over and even calls the scene_gameover in one part.

I'm stumped at least with this script. I might just push this part of my game aside and work on another part.

No idea how to do this part, but I really want to just remove gameover.

EDIT: Is it possible to just call a common event instead of using game over?

... you never mentioned that you use XAS, that could be the case. Or, were u using the XAS in the blank project too?
As a general rule, if you're requesting a script, you should mention some essential script you're using.

And also as I said, you can try the hard part by removing the Scene_Gameover entirely, and see where the error is going to be pointed out. We can try to work from there. There're people who try to help, don't give up yet. If you have no idea how to do it, basically you head to the script editor, look for Scene_Gameover, select, then press delete from the keyboard.

 

[Kes]

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[Shaz]

If you have no idea how to do it, basically you head to the script editor, look for Scene_Gameover, select, then press delete from the keyboard.

Just so you can get it back if you want to, I'd copy it, paste in a new slot BELOW main, and then delete the original one. Putting it below main basically means it'll be ignored.

 

[Zion774]

... you never mentioned that you use XAS, that could be the case. Or, were u using the XAS in the blank project too?
As a general rule, if you're requesting a script, you should mention some essential script you're using.

And also as I said, you can try the hard part by removing the Scene_Gameover entirely, and see where the error is going to be pointed out. We can try to work from there. There're people who try to help, don't give up yet. If you have no idea how to do it, basically you head to the script editor, look for Scene_Gameover, select, then press delete from the keyboard.

So I tried that,

And now I got an error with XAS, because it's trying to run Scene_GameOver but it doesn't exist anymore.



So this is the error I get.

Maybe If I could have it run a common event instead? That would certainly give me what I want.

EDIT: Sorry I didn't mention I was using XAS I didn't think it mattered.

 

[TheoAllen]

Yeah you keep getting gameover screen because XAS script hijacked how gameover screen is called. Not because of other gameover script removal is broken. As we don't know how is XAS script, you can't expect us how to handle that.

 

[Zion774]

Yeah you keep getting gameover screen because XAS script hijacked how gameover screen is called. Not because of other gameover script removal is broken. As we don't know how is XAS script, you can't expect us how to handle that.

Fair point, sorry for my stupidity.

I've found the code it uses to call game_over, now I need to look for the code to use to call a common event instead and set it to that.

However that last game over script DID NOT work in a blank project with NO SCRIPTS but that one.

So yes the game over script wasn't working.

I'll figure it out by doing some script call research. Thanks.

 

[TheoAllen]

However that last game over script DID NOT work in a blank project with NO SCRIPTS but that one.

The same method of diagnosing can be applied with the "no gameover script", i.e, by deleting the Scene_Gameover though. But whatever...

Also, you can try your on your own, or maybe give the link to XAS script so everyone can look into.