A Simple Request

[MukanshinBlack]

With the code "$game_player.x" and "$game_player.y" , I can print out the characters x and y position.  Does anyone know if I can do the same with an event and print out its' x and y position?

 

[Gando]

Yeah, you can check the x and y position of an event like this:

$game_map.events[id].x
$game_map.events[id].y

just replace "id" with the id of the event you want to check.
If you have any further questions don't hesitate to ask :thumb:

Over and out - Gando

 

[MukanshinBlack]

Nice, thanks a bunch Gando.  ^_^

Another thing I forgot to mention though.  >,<   Any way to make it find the location of 'this event' instead of a preset one?

EDIT:  Nevermind.  "$game_map.events[@event_id].x" will print the current event.  Thanks for your help.

EDIT2:  Nevermind, that didn't work.  -_-  I guess it doesn't matter much anyways.

 

[Gando]

Hmm..  i'm not sure if i understand what you're asking.
But if you would like to print out the x position and y position of let's say the event[1], then you could do something like this:

print $game_map.events[1].x
print $game_map.events[1].y

 

[MukanshinBlack]

Lol yeah, I know that.  What I mean is, if I want to make 100+ events of an event which declares its' position, I'd have to go through all 100+ and edit that part.  I tried a @event_id among other things but this is within the script part of the 'Custom Move' of the event.  The important thing is I was able to get what I needed, so if it's too much work don't worry about it.  Thanks for your time. ^_=  (0 for 'this event' doesn't work either, as I was hoping it would...just wanted to mention this)