I did get them confused. I did not even realize buffs and debuffs were separate, so thanks for clearing that up!
I Mean i install plugin and do everithing like in video. But if use <Replace Attack: x> it's replace attack by x skill, that bat is when i use with <Attack Text: x> i try above under still do same without <Attack Text: x> option. Like if i use <Replace Attack: Dual Attack> and <Attack Text: Dual> like in video it's still shows me Dual Attack.
<Post-Damage Eval>
if (user.hp > user.mhp/2) {
user.forceAction(24,target);
}
</Post-Damage Eval>I Have new fresh project only with added and replace your latest plugin updates.
* Skill Notetags:
*
* <Command Text: x>
* <Attack Text: x>
* <Guard Text: x>
* If you are using Replace Attack or Replace Guard, you can change the way
* the command name appears in the actor command window to x. If you are
* using the <Command Text: x> notetag, this will apply to both Attack and
* Guard names.
I figured all of plugin from Unleash and under didn't work.Ah, my bad, and yes, you got it right.
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For this as the code inside of the Lunatic Mode notetags isn't made by me, you'll have to head over to the JavaScript Support forums: http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?/forum/128-javascriptplugin-support/
As stated from the first post: NOTE: I'll only provide support for my own plugins and code that I, myself, have provided. This isn't because I disrespect other plugin makers or anything of the sort. If I did, I wouldn't go so far as to maximize compatibility with my plugins when possible. The reason behind is because of my lack of time, and I'd like to put my undivided attention to errors caused by my own plugins. That said, any modifications you've made to the plugins itself, any custom Lunatic Mode code you've made yourself that isn't provided by me, or problems with the source code will not be supported by me either.
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Based on your screenshot alone, I can already see that you didn't follow all of the instructions:
BASIC TROUBLE SHOOTING
1. Are all your plugins up to date? If they're not, download the updated versions from here: http://yanfly.moe/yep/changelog/
2. Did you rename any of their plugins from their default filenames? If you did, then the plugins won't work. Do NOT rename them.
3. Did you make sure all of the plugins are placed in order as http://yanfly.moe/yep/ inside of the Plugin Manager?
4. When you updated the plugin, did you /open up/ the plugin within the Plugin Manager?
You are getting the error because you updated the plugin and did not go into the plugin itself like the instructions here in the first video:http://yanfly.moe/yep/changelog/
Why is this important? Because whenever new parameters are added to a plugin upon a new update, you have to enter the plugin in order for the Plugin Manager to add those new parameters into your game. Otherwise, you will get undefined errors and "random" crashes. Skipping that step is not optional and is very crucial to getting updated plugins to work.
5. If you are using non-Yanfly plugins, turn off ALL of the non-Yanfly plugins to see if there are any conflicts.
6. If you are testing your project in Battle Test and aren't seeing any changes made after updating your plugin, make sure you -save- your project. RPG Maker MV does not carry over changes to Battle Test until you save your project.
Make sure you are following ALL of the instructions:
* Skill Notetags:
*
* <Command Text: x>
* <Attack Text: x>
* <Guard Text: x>
* If you are using Replace Attack or Replace Guard, you can change the way
* the command name appears in the actor command window to x. If you are
* using the <Command Text: x> notetag, this will apply to both Attack and
* Guard names.
[COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)] * Skill Notetags:
*
* [/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,136)]<Command[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)] [/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(102,0,102)]Text[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)]: [/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(102,0,102)]x[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,136)]>[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)]
* [/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,136)]<Attack[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)] [/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(102,0,102)]Text[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)]: [/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(102,0,102)]x[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,136)]>[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)]
* [/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,136)]<Guard[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)] [/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(102,0,102)]Text[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)]: [/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(102,0,102)]x[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,136)]>[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)]
* If you are using Replace Attack or Replace Guard, you can change the way
* the command name appears in the actor command window to x. If you are
* using the [/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,136)]<Command[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)] [/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(102,0,102)]Text[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)]: [/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(102,0,102)]x[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,136)]>[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0,0,0)] notetag, this will apply to both Attack and
* Guard names.[/COLOR]I think about it but not do it. I feel like idiot. XD Thanks for help now i'm right what i do bad in hour full of insanity. Really thanks.
