Holy Crap! Cheeze needs help!
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. . .I was referring to how you asked on the previous page a way to separate the outcomes of monster touching you based on whether you're pressing a key.
I'm guessing now that the key to press is to defend yourself? If so, that was what I've been asking for all this time. D:
And here's a way to do it that's 500% easier:
When player is pressing the button, switch Z gets turned on, when else, Z is turned off.
Set monster event to event touch, and conditional branch between switch Z being on and off.
I'm guessing now that the key to press is to defend yourself? If so, that was what I've been asking for all this time. D:
And here's a way to do it that's 500% easier:
When player is pressing the button, switch Z gets turned on, when else, Z is turned off.
Set monster event to event touch, and conditional branch between switch Z being on and off.
What I did with my (sort of A)BS was I used variable allocation to calculate the attacking, and used the event touch as monster hitting the player. Because if you make the player attack function to be pressing space bar to the monster, then that for the most part limits the attack to a space bar melee hit, which would become very boring. And if you use calculations for special attacks on top of that, you might as well as use calculations for player attack and spare the event commands for monster attack to save a bunch of trouble anyway.
But anyhow, sorry but I'm probably off this thread for now. Both of us aren't too good at English it seems, and we have trouble understanding each other. :p It's giving me a headache. Good luck with the system though!
But anyhow, sorry but I'm probably off this thread for now. Both of us aren't too good at English it seems, and we have trouble understanding each other. :p It's giving me a headache. Good luck with the system though!
I got the Melee ABS done and the Z attack Done.
So now i am going to side step off my main project and work on its sequal..sorta..
It is a board game style version of the two(or more) sequals that are coming out. I am wanting to finish this by thanksgiving. But I havent got on RMXP to try this but I was trying to figure out how would you connect a randomly generating map pieces? so the roads will connect to the roads..Not to grass.
Here is an example:
So now i am going to side step off my main project and work on its sequal..sorta..
It is a board game style version of the two(or more) sequals that are coming out. I am wanting to finish this by thanksgiving. But I havent got on RMXP to try this but I was trying to figure out how would you connect a randomly generating map pieces? so the roads will connect to the roads..Not to grass.
Here is an example:
Ha gotcha! >> Okay here is the real piccy
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s171/Cheezeus/Example.jpg[/IMG]
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http://www.ruby-doc.org/docs/ProgrammingRuby/
I think you need to override the transfer_player method in Scene_Map to pose the question of whether or not to go back to another map or not.
Questions few do I have for you. (*The Gap Troll*) ^_^
You want to ask them when they arrive at a map whether or not to go back to the previous map? Not ask them when they reach the transfer point to proceed? Do you want this done via script?
http://www.ruby-doc.org/docs/ProgrammingRuby/
I think you need to override the transfer_player method in Scene_Map to pose the question of whether or not to go back to another map or not.
Questions few do I have for you. (*The Gap Troll*) ^_^
You want to ask them when they arrive at a map whether or not to go back to the previous map? Not ask them when they reach the transfer point to proceed? Do you want this done via script?