[XP] Rye.jp's CBS Starter Pack 0.6
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Mage of Games
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How do you change the enemy graphics to the actual battlers instead of charactersets? Is it simple, or would it take a while to change?
Chrome Dragon
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Okay everyone has just been asking questions, is there anyone that can actually answer them?
Two of mine were...
How do you make the enemy come all the way up to your player to attack, instead of just taking a step to attack? (I would prefer that way, but if it's easier, is there anyway to make the player just take a step like the enemy does?)
And in battle, that box that says attack and skill and stuff, goes down into the health bars, they go lower for every character on the team, Where do I go in the scripts to fix that?
Two of mine were...
How do you make the enemy come all the way up to your player to attack, instead of just taking a step to attack? (I would prefer that way, but if it's easier, is there anyway to make the player just take a step like the enemy does?)
And in battle, that box that says attack and skill and stuff, goes down into the health bars, they go lower for every character on the team, Where do I go in the scripts to fix that?
This script is awesome! But there is a little problem that tickles my mind, a little...
is it possible to make a different movement for each skill id?
what i get from the script is you are only able to make 2 different movement (Magic and Skills)
can we change it so. . . for example if the movement for the cross slash skill is different than the movement for the leg sweep skill??
thanks!
is it possible to make a different movement for each skill id?
what i get from the script is you are only able to make 2 different movement (Magic and Skills)
can we change it so. . . for example if the movement for the cross slash skill is different than the movement for the leg sweep skill??
thanks!
Also, I saw somewhere in here where it fixed the stop when the characters jump back from the attack, Can you tell me where it in the script so i can do it as well?
[Edit] I fixed it, im lacking the bars but i think thats ok, sense it stopped the stopping when they jumped back. HOwever, if you have a way of keeping the bars, but stopping the stop part when they jump, i'll be happy to hear it.
[Edit] I fixed it, im lacking the bars but i think thats ok, sense it stopped the stopping when they jumped back. HOwever, if you have a way of keeping the bars, but stopping the stop part when they jump, i'll be happy to hear it.
To all who don't know how to stop this lag bug, Here's the trick: Remove Seph's HP/SP/EXP Slant Bar. It will make your game walkin' as smooth as silk :P. If you want to add bars in your game, Just copy this script to your game. (Credits goes to Trickster and someone who showed me this script. Damn, i forgot who is he.)
Code:
#Props to the mighty Trickster
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Load Gradient from RPG::Cache
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
module RPG
module Cache
def self.gradient(filename, hue = 0)
self.load_bitmap("Graphics/Gradients/", filename, hue)
end
end
end
class Window_Base < Window
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Constants Bar Types and Hues for parameters and parameter names
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
HP_BAR = "028-SoftReds02"
SP_BAR = "026-SoftBlues02"
EXP_BAR = "030-SoftGreens02"
ATK_BAR = "020-Metallic01"
PDEF_BAR = "020-Metallic01"
MDEF_BAR = "020-Metallic01"
STR_BAR = "020-Metallic01"
DEX_BAR = "020-Metallic01"
AGI_BAR = "020-Metallic01"
INT_BAR = "020-Metallic01"
HUES = [150,180,60,30,270,350,320]
STATS = ["atk","pdef","mdef","str","dex","agi","int"]
# leave this alone if you don't know what you are doing
OUTLINE = 1
BORDER = 1
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Draw Gradient Bar
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def draw_gradient_bar(x, y, min, max, file, width = nil, height = nil, hue = 0, back = "Back", back2 = "Back2")
bar = RPG::Cache.gradient(file, hue)
back = RPG::Cache.gradient(back)
back2 = RPG::Cache.gradient(back2)
cx = BORDER
cy = BORDER
dx = OUTLINE
dy = OUTLINE
zoom_x = width != nil ? width : back.width
zoom_y = height != nil ? height : back.height
percent = min / max.to_f
back_dest_rect = Rect.new(x,y,zoom_x,zoom_y)
back2_dest_rect = Rect.new(x+dx,y+dy,zoom_x -dx*2,zoom_y-dy*2)
bar_dest_rect = Rect.new(x+cx,y+cy,zoom_x * percent-cx*2,zoom_y-cy*2)
back_source_rect = Rect.new(0,0,back.width,back.height)
back2_source_rect = Rect.new(0,0,back2.width,back2.height)
bar_source_rect = Rect.new(0,0,bar.width* percent,bar.height)
self.contents.stretch_blt(back_dest_rect, back, back_source_rect)
self.contents.stretch_blt(back2_dest_rect, back2, back2_source_rect)
self.contents.stretch_blt(bar_dest_rect, bar, bar_source_rect)
end
def draw_vertical_gradient_bar(x, y, min, max, file, width = nil, height = nil, hue = 0, back = "Back", back2 = "Back2")
bar = RPG::Cache.gradient(file, hue)
back = RPG::Cache.gradient(back)
back2 = RPG::Cache.gradient(back2)
cx = BORDER
cy = BORDER
dx = OUTLINE
dy = OUTLINE
zoom_x = width != nil ? width : back.width
zoom_y = height != nil ? height : back.height
percent = min / max.to_f
bar_y = (zoom_y - zoom_y * percent).ceil
source_y = bar.height - bar.height * percent
back_dest_rect = Rect.new(x,y,zoom_x,zoom_y)
back2_dest_rect = Rect.new(x+dx,y+dy,zoom_x -dx*2,zoom_y-dy*2)
bar_dest_rect = Rect.new(x+cx,y+bar_y+cy,zoom_x-cx*2,(zoom_y * percent).to_i-cy*2)
back_source_rect = Rect.new(0,0,back.width,back.height)
back2_source_rect = Rect.new(0,0,back2.width,back2.height)
bar_source_rect = Rect.new(0,source_y,bar.width,bar.height * percent)
self.contents.stretch_blt(back_dest_rect, back, back_source_rect)
self.contents.stretch_blt(back2_dest_rect, back2, back2_source_rect)
self.contents.stretch_blt(bar_dest_rect, bar, bar_source_rect)
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Draw HP
# actor : actor
# x : draw spot x-coordinate
# y : draw spot y-coordinate
# width : draw spot width
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias trick_draw_actor_hp draw_actor_hp
def draw_actor_hp(actor, x, y, width = 144)
# Calculate if there is draw space for MaxHP
if width - 32 >= 108
hp_x = x + width - 108
flag = true
elsif width - 32 >= 48
hp_x = x + width - 48
flag = false
end
width = hp_x - x
width += $game_temp.in_battle ? 50 : 100
# Draw HP
draw_gradient_bar(x, y + 16, actor.hp, actor.maxhp, HP_BAR, width, 8)
trick_draw_actor_hp(actor, x, y, width)
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Draw SP
# actor : actor
# x : draw spot x-coordinate
# y : draw spot y-coordinate
# width : draw spot width
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias trick_draw_actor_sp draw_actor_sp
def draw_actor_sp(actor, x, y, width = 144)
# Calculate if there is draw space for MaxHP
if width - 32 >= 108
sp_x = x + width - 108
flag = true
elsif width - 32 >= 48
sp_x = x + width - 48
flag = false
end
width = sp_x - x
width += $game_temp.in_battle ? 50 : 100
# Draw SP
draw_gradient_bar(x, y + 16, actor.sp, actor.maxsp, SP_BAR, width, 8)
trick_draw_actor_sp(actor, x, y, width)
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Draw Exp
# actor : actor
# x : draw spot x-coordinate
# y : draw spot y-coordinate
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias trick_bars_base_exp draw_actor_exp
def draw_actor_exp(actor, x, y)
min = actor.level == 99 ? 1 : actor.now_exp
max = actor.level == 99 ? 1 : actor.next_exp
draw_gradient_bar(x, y + 16, min, max, EXP_BAR, 192, 8)
trick_bars_base_exp(actor, x, y)
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Draw Parameter
# actor : actor
# x : draw spot x-coordinate
# y : draw spot y-coordinate
# type : draw which parameter
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias trick_bars_base_parameter draw_actor_parameter
def draw_actor_parameter(actor, x, y, type)
if type != 7
hue = HUES[type]
stat = eval("actor.#{STATS[type]}")
bar_type = eval("#{STATS[type].upcase}_BAR")
draw_gradient_bar(x, y + 18, stat, 999, bar_type, 190, 8, hue)
end
trick_bars_base_parameter(actor, x, y, type)
end
end
class Game_Actor
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Get the current EXP
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def now_exp
return @exp - @exp_list[@level]
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Get the next level's EXP
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def next_exp
return @exp_list[@level+1] > 0 ? @exp_list[@level+1] - @exp_list[@level] : 0
end
endNOTE: This script doesn't draw Limit Break bars. anyone who want to refine it are welcome.
Make an element called Limit Break. Then select the skill that you want to set as the Limit Break in Skill Tab. And finally, set that skill to the respective characters classes. Simple, yet easy.
That's all for now. I'm gonna observe more of this script capabilities.
Crusaderhafiz
Member
Why when i'm about to fight monster it say Graphic/Picture/num