RMMV YEP CUSTOM PASSIVE CONDITION HELP

[Myers & Sparks]

Hey all!

Just had a quick question. Does Yanfly's Custom Passive conditions accept operators? such as && ? i ask because I am
creating a passive that requres shield and spear to both be equipped. If so can anyone tell me what i am doing wrong in my code?
Please and thanks. Here is said code:



<Custom Passive Condition>

if(user.isAtypeEquipped(7) && if(user.isWtypeEquipped(12)) {

condition = true;

} else {

condition = false;

}

</Custom Passive Condition>




So to recap. If spear and shield equpped. Allow passive. Currently It just gives the user the passive, even when nothing is equipped.

 

[Tiamat-86]

you say sword and spear up top but shield and spear in the recap....
i can say && does work cus someone helped me with passive conditions before that have it.
i cant help though cus horrible at code. but thought would point out the contradiction with the whole sword/spear/shield thing cus really confusing. and think might need space between if (
but again, im hopelessly horrible with code

 

[Myers & Sparks]

you say sword and spear up top but shield and spear in the recap....
i can say && does work cus someone helped me with passive conditions before that have it.
i cant help though cus horrible at code. but thought would point out the contradiction with the whole sword/spear/shield thing cus really confusing. and think might need space between if (
but again, im hopelessly horrible with code

sry meant spear and shield. will edit.

 

[ShadowDragon]

lunatic code for custom passive works like all kind of operators,
like && (and), || (or), ! or !! or anything around those.
you just need to format it correctly in order to work.

but I think you need it around those lines:

</Custom Passive Condition>
if(user.isAtypeEquipped(7) && user.isWtypeEquipped(12)) {
condition = true;
} else {
condition = false;
}
</Custom Passive Condition>

the way you did,

"if(user.isAtypeEquipped(7) && if(user.isWtypeEquipped(12))"

you nested the "if" and also missing 1 ")" on the first part and it might not
work or not correctly.

I cant promise my way works but there are coders that know lunatic codes