Chanign the bush flag

[Granas3 REMIXED]

Is there a way to increase the depth of the bush flag? Prferably with options to chang it in game. See, atm, it only covers the bottom eigth of a leg, which is fine for swamps and small plants, but terrible for sewers and OW forests. If not, i suppose i could create sepraete graphics.

 

[BlueScope]

In Sprite_Character, you can find this line:

self.bush_depth = @character.bush_depth

It's the line that defines the transparency for the sprite. The definition for the bush_depth method can be found in Game_Character...

  def bush_depth
    if @tile_id > 0 or @always_on_top
      return 0
    end
    if @jump_count == 0 and $game_map.bush?(@x, @y)
      return 12 # This line to be changed
    else
      return 0
    end
  end

Just change the 12 in the marked line to whatever you think is right, and you should be fine. It's untested, though...

 

[vgvgf]

For changing it with the terrain tags/types.
Change the number on the returns in the "case terrain_tag" function for changing the count of pixels of the bush depth.

class Game_Character
  def bush_depth
    if @tile_id > 0 or @always_on_top
      return 0
    end
    if @jump_count == 0 and $game_map.bush?(@x, @y)
      case terrain_tag
      when 0
        return 12
      when 1
        return 18
      when 2
        return 24
      when 3
        return 32
      when 4
        return 40
      when 5
        return 48
      when 6
        return 56
      when 7
        return 64
      else
        return 12
      end
    else
      return 0
    end
  end
end

For changing it via the variable $bush_depth: (You can change the $bush_depth variable with a call of script in an event)

class Game_Character
  def bush_depth
    if @tile_id > 0 or @always_on_top
      return 0
    end
    if @jump_count == 0 and $game_map.bush?(@x, @y)
      if $bush_depth.is_a?(Integer)
        return $bush_depth
      else
        return 12
      end
    end
  end
end

 

[BlueScope]

Advice: Most of the time, you won't need a variable bush flag, so save the global variable and use the tag method if necessary...