it doesn't, because the coding language is completely different - RGSS3 instead of Javascript.
I'll try it out. I see it's your script, so, off the top of your head do you know the command to add/remove a skill?Something like this?
State Add/Remove Commands
State Add/Remove Commands v1.01 Shaz Introduction This script lets you enter RGSS script commands to be run when a state is added or removed. Like calling a common event when a state is added, or setting one state to be replaced by another after a certain number of turns. Versions Features -...forums.rpgmakerweb.com
Challenge accepted I will make this possible.
class RPG::Skill
def custom_show_eval
unless @custom_show_eval
script = "return true"
load = false
note.split(/[\r\n]+/).each do |line|
case line
when /<custom show eval>/i
script = ""
load = true
when /<\/custom show eval>/i
load = false
else
if load
script += line
end
end
end
name = "custom_show_eval_ex"
eval("create_method(:#{name}) {#{script}}")
@custom_show_eval = true
end
custom_show_eval_ex
end
def create_method(name, &block)
self.class.send(:define_method, name, &block)
end
end
class Window_SkillList
alias skill_included? include?
def include?(item)
return skill_included?(item) && item.custom_show_eval
end
end<custom show eval>
return !state?(STATE_ID)
</custom show eval><custom show eval>
return state?(STATE_ID)
</custom show eval>Okay, it works however the thing we didn't account for was if the player has even learned the skill yet. Like let's say one skill that might change is unlocked at level 30 but the player can transform at level 15, if the player hasn't learned the skill yet then it gives them the skill.It's just learn_skill(id) or forget_skill(id)
where id is the skill id, with no leading zeros.
(that wasn't off the top of my head - if I'd done that I would have gotten it wrong
I knew the language was different, but wasn't sure how much of a similarity existed between yanfly's note tags here vs MV. I know Yanfly did his thing before MV came around, but wasn't sure how much was directly ported over (and thus, similar tag usage) vs how much was brand new for MV.
Sorry it took awhile to reply back, I had to mess around with some settings to get this to do what I wanted as my actors will have varying levels of transformations but it all worked out in the end, thank you SO much for the script and the very fast help!
you misunderstood how those notetags work.
Err technically, they're both the same type of note tag, and its just the plugin/script/whatever that decides what the contents mean. There's nothing stopping a plugin creator from utilizing note tags that contain both standard text and eval snippets in the same tag, like so:
