(YEP Party System) Script call to remove actor from Battle team

[trevbot]

Hi!
I'm looking for a way to remove an actor from the battle team using a script call. (Not remove the actor from the party.)

I have YEP Party System plugin installed, and I figured there must be a way to reference this to do what I want (which is basically the equivalent of using the "remove" option in the YEP version of the formation menu), but I'm not sure what object/method I'm looking for.

Basically I want to check to see if a particular actor is in the battle team, and if they are, I want to remove them and lock them (but keep them in the active party).

Here's what I have so far:

var i;
for (i = 0; i < $gameParty._battleMembers.length; i++) {
  if($gameParty._battleMembers[i] === 4) {
    // WANT TO REMOVE THE ACTOR HERE
    var lockInterpreter = new Game_Interpreter()
    lockInterpreter.pluginCommand('LockActor', [4]);
  }
}

Any help would be much appreciated.

 

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KanjiPartyChange.js

Should this plugin meet your requirements? I'm not sure. I found it yesterday, and it feels better than Yanfly's party system. You know JS code, maybe you can refer to it

 

[trevbot]

So it appears you can just change the value of the slot to 0 and it will remove the actor from the battle team:

$gameParty._battleMembers[x] = 0;

Or the whole loop would be:

var i;
for (i = 0; i < $gameParty._battleMembers.length; i++) {
  if($gameParty._battleMembers[i] === 4) {
    $gameParty._battleMembers[i] = 0;
    var lockInterpreter = new Game_Interpreter()
    lockInterpreter.pluginCommand('LockActor', [4]);
  }
}

But the problem now is that the actor stays in the party list where they were, and are now locked there, which is not ideal. It would be great if I could send them to the bottom of the party list before locking them. Not sure if that's a question for this thread or a new one.

EDIT:
Okay I guess I solved that too.

The following script(s) will remove actor 4 from the battle team, then move them to the end of the party list and lock them.

// split into three scripts so that they can fit in script windows without removing formatting
var i;
for (i = 0; i < $gameParty._battleMembers.length; i++) {
  if($gameParty._battleMembers[i] === 4) {
    $gameParty._battleMembers[i] = 0;
  }
}
//end of first script
var i;
for (i = 1; i < $gameParty._actors.length + 1; i++) {
  if ($gameParty._actors[i] === 4) {
    $gameParty._actors.splice(i, 1);
    $gameParty._actors.push(4);
 }
}
//end of second script
var lockInterpreter = new Game_Interpreter()
lockInterpreter.pluginCommand('LockActor', [4]);
//end of third script

I would love to know if my code is poorly written/organized though.

 

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