Skill Puzzle

[Awesomeguy2561]

When the player kills an enemy, they get a torn piece of paper. If they collect enough of the papers, they can learn a new skill from them. What I want is that when they click on skills in the menu, the number of different papers they have shows, and if they have a complete set, then it goes into a different screen where a sliding puzzle will be created with however many papers were needed for the skill. If they solve the sliding puzzle correctly, then they learn that skill.

I just want to know if there is some sort of script, or maybe if I can just input some things in the script manager. Help?

Also, look at this website for an idea: http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?/topic/19851-how-to-make-a-sliding-picture-puzzle/

Thanks!

 

[MeowFace]

That can be done by eventing alone.

Use item > Common Event (Condition Branch: Check for item, repeat check for each item) > Transfer player to puzzle map if all items are there.

Record the player's X Y and Map ID to 3 different Variable before you transfer the player, so you can transfer them back to the previous area and position when you return.

 

[Awesomeguy2561]

So I found this script here: http://www.rpgmakervxace.net/topic/22261-sliding-puzzle-mini-game/

I created a common event to check for all the items:



I just don't get how to call the slide puzzle in. Do I do it from a common event, or regular event, or some other thing?

 

[MeowFace]

should be from the same common event that check all the items.

when all the items are there, call that puzzle scene.

i am not sure how that script work, but there should be a check that tells you if the puzzle is completed or not.

so add a new condition after you call the puzzle, and add a new skill when the puzzle is completed, do nothing if the puzzle isn't completed.

 

[Awesomeguy2561]

What command do I use to call the puzzle in?

Nevermind I got it.

 

[MeowFace]

I am not using that script so there's no way i can know what it's doing with the calls or set ups.

You should check the original tread of that script or inside the script for instructions.

Normally a mini game with its own scene needs to be called using a script call. So check that script for that.