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The way I'm doing it is basically (not exactly) like this (I changed some syntax so it would show up in one screenshot):
It works if the target has higher/lower than 100% Physical Element, because of "user.atk * target.elementRate(1)"
However, this isn't a good solution for things that absorb 100% Physical Element, since "hp -variable 3: target, show" just literally subtracts HP by the number, totally disregarding what element is selected in the drop-down. And sometimes I want skills to change elements during the skills.
How do I accomplish this? I looked in RMMV Script Calls
but I can't find any instances of "element" or "physical".
Also, I have looked in all of the Yanfly documentations (his Elemental & Action Sequences), and I've even looked in "Action Sequences Guide A helping manual about Yanfly’s Action Sequences Plugins Written by Yoshifull". Best I've found was DamageCore having a reference to "this.calcElementRate(target)" but I haven't been able to make that work.
I also tried having 1 damage inside of "Formula" and then multiplying it by the player's Attack/Magic Attack, and then doing "Force Element: (element)" inside of the notetags... but that takes forever, and messes up a lot of pre-existing things (like multi-target skills attacking for 1 damage at the start of the turn, then doing the <Target Action> stuff...etc)
With that being said... am I missing something? How do I make my RPG Maker MV (or plugins, more specifically) apply an element to damage/healing in notetags?
Ultimately, my idea is that it should be as easy as "hp -variable 3: target, show, (element)" and you apply whatever element (in my case, Physical), but obviously this isn't a thing. And yes, I checked, because I updated all my plug-ins and still don't know how to fix this problem.
I want more than one damage formulae (due to having timed attacks) during the course of a skill, and that's easiest to do in notetags, with nothing written in anywhere else (having it set to "Type: None").
I am using yanfly plugins, and this is probably entirely a lack of tools/resources problem.
TL;DR: I want to apply elements to formulaes in notetags. Any easy way?
It works if the target has higher/lower than 100% Physical Element, because of "user.atk * target.elementRate(1)"
However, this isn't a good solution for things that absorb 100% Physical Element, since "hp -variable 3: target, show" just literally subtracts HP by the number, totally disregarding what element is selected in the drop-down. And sometimes I want skills to change elements during the skills.
How do I accomplish this? I looked in RMMV Script Calls
Also, I have looked in all of the Yanfly documentations (his Elemental & Action Sequences), and I've even looked in "Action Sequences Guide A helping manual about Yanfly’s Action Sequences Plugins Written by Yoshifull". Best I've found was DamageCore having a reference to "this.calcElementRate(target)" but I haven't been able to make that work.
I also tried having 1 damage inside of "Formula" and then multiplying it by the player's Attack/Magic Attack, and then doing "Force Element: (element)" inside of the notetags... but that takes forever, and messes up a lot of pre-existing things (like multi-target skills attacking for 1 damage at the start of the turn, then doing the <Target Action> stuff...etc)
With that being said... am I missing something? How do I make my RPG Maker MV (or plugins, more specifically) apply an element to damage/healing in notetags?
Ultimately, my idea is that it should be as easy as "hp -variable 3: target, show, (element)" and you apply whatever element (in my case, Physical), but obviously this isn't a thing. And yes, I checked, because I updated all my plug-ins and still don't know how to fix this problem.
I want more than one damage formulae (due to having timed attacks) during the course of a skill, and that's easiest to do in notetags, with nothing written in anywhere else (having it set to "Type: None").
I am using yanfly plugins, and this is probably entirely a lack of tools/resources problem.
TL;DR: I want to apply elements to formulaes in notetags. Any easy way?
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