RMMV YEP ActSeqPack: Check if character has a specific weapon type.

[NoShirtstann]

Hey folks,

So I've run across a small problem.

I've developed an animation using the ActionSequencePack for the the standard attack, but I don't want that sequence to be used if the actor has a bow or missle type weapon.

Just want to use the standard animation for now.

Is there a way to have the plugin check if the actor has a specific weapon ID and change the animation sequence based on that?

Any and all help would be awesome!

 

[Grunwave]

Here is a snippet from one of my action that should help:



if user.attackMotion() !== 'missile'

move user: targets, front, 20

else

perform start

end


Pretty sure the opposite of "!==" is "===" , if you want to word it that way.

 

[Pots Talos]

You could add a conditional to check if using a missile attack with something like:

if user.attackMotion() !== 'missile'

 

[NoShirtstann]

Here is a snippet from one of my action that should help:



if user.attackMotion() !== 'missile'

move user: targets, front, 20

else

perform start

end


Pretty sure the opposite of "!==" is "===" , if you want to word it that way.

That worked amazing thank you!

Had to modify the coding a bit, but it worked out.

Here is what I ended up with.

<target action>

immortal: targets true

if user.attackMotion() !== "missile"

    move user: target, front base, 30

    wait for movement

    perform action

    action animation: target

    wait for animation

    action effect

    wait for effect

    perform finish

else

    perform action

    action animation: target

    wait for animation

    action effect

    wait for effect

    perform finish

end

</target action>

Also !== is the opposite of ==.

!== : does not equal

== : equals exactly

 

[caethyril]

Also !== is the opposite of ==.

!== : does not equal

== : equals exactly

Not quite:

• != is the logical inverse of == (loose equality);
• !== is the logical inverse of === (strict equality).

Basically, A === B cannot be true if A and B are of different types, e.g. string vs number, whereas A == B might be true depending on the exact values. More details:

Expressions and operators

This chapter documents all the JavaScript language operators, expressions and keywords.

developer.mozilla.org

 

[NoShirtstann]

That worked amazing thank you!

Had to modify the coding a bit, but it worked out.

Here is what I ended up with.

<target action>

immortal: targets true

if user.attackMotion() !== "missile"

    move user: target, front base, 30

    wait for movement

    perform action

    action animation: target

    wait for animation

    action effect

    wait for effect

    perform finish

else

    perform action

    action animation: target

    wait for animation

    action effect

    wait for effect

    perform finish

end

</target action>

Not quite:

• != is the logical inverse of == (loose equality);
• !== is the logical inverse of === (strict equality).

Basically, A === B cannot be true if A and B are of different types, e.g. string vs number, whereas A == B might be true depending on the exact values. More details:

Expressions and operators

This chapter documents all the JavaScript language operators, expressions and keywords.

developer.mozilla.org

My mistake. Thank you for correcting me. I wasn't aware that there was two separate types of operator comparison.

Learn something new everyday =D