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i tried searching around but i couldnt find anything regarding it, but is there a script that can make it so when you click inventory you don't get the options to choose between "weapons" "items" and "key items" etc, its all just simply all in one tab

so im simply trying to use the zoom feature from Zues81's map effect script but every time I use it, it zooms into everything in the game (including "ground" for parallel map), everything except the "overlay" portion of the parallel map. i show pictures of the map zoomed in and out so you can see what I'm having a issue with, just trying to see if there is a way around this so it not only zooms in the "ground" as well but also the "overlay" zoomed in : not zoomed in:

STATUS: EARLY DEVELOPMENT (NO PLAYABLE CONTENT YET) Developer's Note: A lot of what I'm doing now is working on the tedious stuff: items, weapons, skills, battle animations, etc. I know where I want the story to go, have the first quest mapped out, but I'm primarily a writer. I get excited to start putting in the story, then realize that I can't event the character collecting an egg because the item "egg" hasn't been created yet. This little piece of text will change as I start working on new things to tell you what specifically I'm working on. Note: This game is still very much in the development stage and I don't have enough for a demo. I don't think I'll be releasing one until I get to the playtest phase as it's not going to be a long game (I'm aiming at 2-3 hours). This page is to show off the story and a few of the elements that have been put together for the game, including some characters! Story: Jackson Cole is a loving husband and father living on a decent sized homestead. When he goes into town to buy some ingredients for a birthday cake for his youngest daughter, he returns to find his farm burned down, his son murdered, and his wife and daughters kidnapped! What the kidnappers hadn't seemed to know is that Jackson wasn't always known as a simple farmer, but was once infamous for being "Mad Jack Cole," a gunslinger and bounty hunter known for always opting for the "dead" option of "dead or alive" bounties. His temper is legendary, and they've managed to spark it in the worst way. Jack heads out determined to save what is left of his family and avenge his son. Along the way he will enlist the aid of his father-in-law, Roy Feathers, a Marshall quietly derided for being a little too friendly with part monster folks known as "half bloods," Gustave Weiss, a half harpy sniper whose deadly reputation haunts him, and Clarence Branch, a young mage and tinkerer who is hoping to make a name for himself and prove he has what it takes to rival more traditional magic users with his special "Sygil Shot" weapon. Their foe is no ordinary bandit either. "Blue Zander" Grimes is known for his vicious nature and odd, demonic powers. His reputation as an officer in the Half-Blood army, a rebel group that was put down a generation before, precedes him, and his small force of half-blood bandits all sport their own array of strange and useful powers and talents. Featuring: Jackson "Mad Jack" Cole: A retired gunslinger and bounty hunter with a reputation for rage and cruelty. Any man might be angry when his family is abducted, but traces of dragon's blood in Jack's veins make his rage a far more potent force! Without the calming force that his wife represents, it's unclear just how far Jack will go to sate his temper. Roy "Savage Law" Feathers: Gustave "Red Breeze" Weiss: Clarence "Clean Up" Branch: and our main villain, Alexander "Blue Zander" Grimes: Featuring art by: Landscapes and CGs: USA-Reiseblogger nass1c Character Sprites: Avadan Thatonenpc Tile Art by: Blind_Firefly Candacis Enterbrain GrandmaDeb Celianna Portrait and Character Art By: Candacis nass1c (She made all the character art you're seeing and has some super reasonable pricing! She brought all of these characters to life with limited references and my descriptions! I can't recommend her work enough! Locate her on Fiverr) Avadan Symfpnia And Music by: Prod. Ryini Beats: https://www.youtube.com/ryini (Seriously, if you're making a non-commercial game, check this guy out. His beats and loops are amazing and they're almost exclusively free for non-commercial use so long as you credit him!)

First off let me say I wasn't quite sure where to post this. I'm using 2 scripts to give the characters both extra frames of animation and turn in 8 directions. But it's the sprites I need help with. I thought I followed both to the letter however when I boot up the game the sprites are cropped, missing half of the sprite. I can't fix this, so I'm asking for help. The scripts I'm using are this one and this one over here. Instructions how they work are written in the scripts so no need to explain here. The sprites I'm using are at the bottom. Are they too big for these scripts? Too close together? Thanks for any help you can give. ^^ P.S Those sprites are for test purposes only right now.

Land Vehicle v1.07 By: William Couillard (Coolie) Last Update: September 29th, 2021 This script allows you to change the "Boat" vehicle into a land vehicle capable of traveling on the same terrain that the player is able to. You can opt to keep random encounters on or off (you can change this for the other vehicles, also), as well as choose whether or not touch events (including teleports) or action button events (pressing a button to start an event) should still process while piloting the vehicle. You can also set the movement speed of the vehicle. Screenshot(s) Features Changes the "boat" vehicle to be changed to travel on land Customizable land vehicle speed Allow or disallow touch events from processing while driving the land vehicle Allow or disallow action button events from processing while driving the land vehicle Allow or disallow enemy encounters from processing while driving the land vehicle, ship, and/or airship Land Vehicle will only animate while moving Ship and Airship still animate while idle Special Thanks Galv (1.01 compatibility help) MrTrivel (1.04 feature help) Chigoo (1.06 feature help) Script Link http://pastebin.com/aSFvZiY1 Compatibility Patch Script: Land Vehicle v1.07 & Galv's Vehicle On/Off Locations http://pastebin.com/3FC5Cxyb

I've been working on a class quest. Where the actor does an action and gains a item to give them a new class. got it all to work for the most part. Except I want the player to have the ability to come back and get the item again if they choose to. But I don't want them them to have more of that item a time. So I was working with conditional branching and using a custom script, making a check at the current class of the player . This is what I got so far, as I only want the option for the dialogue if the actor is one of these three classes. $game_actors[1].class_08 || $game_actors[1].class_10 || $game_actors[1].class_12 But it keeps returning an "undefined method error." I've done a couple different options trying to see where the error lies. Any help would be great.

Is there a way to make a common event, that would disable random skill. I know i can seal specific skill, but that would mean I have to make separate state for separate skill, and then use random number command in common events. Is there an easier way or a script to do it?

I am Vectra. Today, i will be talking about how to make an evented shape shifting. The idea has came from this: http://www.rpgmakervxace.net/topic/33541-shapeshifting-in-battle/#entry227802 Note: I'm going to use a wolf as an example and Imma show two ways to do this. Here's what you need At least 2 Actors 1 common event 1 Switch 2 Variable 1 Condition Branch Let's say Billy wants to be a wolf. You need a actor who is a wolf and one who is Billy. You need 1 variable that equals to Billy's EXP You need 1 variable that equals to Wolf's EXP Go to Control Variable Go to game data <= If you have VX, skip this step and go to step 6 Go to actor Go to the right, you should see level Change it to EXP It should look like this: Control Variables: [Var ID: Billy's EXP] = [billy]'s EXP Vx Ace Vx @>Conditional Branch: Switch [0051:Wolf] == ON @>Control Switches: [0051:Wolf] == OFF @>Change EXP: [billy], - Variable [0002: Billy's EXP] @>Change EXP: [Wolf], + Variable [0002: Billy's EXP] @>Change Party Member: Add [Wolf] @>Change Party Member: Remove [billy] @> : Else @>Control Switches: [0051: Wolf] == ON @>Change level: [Wolf], - Variable [0003: Wolf's EX] @>Change EXP: [billy], + Variable [0003: Wolf's EXP] @>Change Party Member: Remove [Wolf] @>Change Party Member: Add [billy] : Branch End @> The switch tells whether you are a wolf or not. You subtract the EXP because you want it to be 0 so when they come back, you'll just add the EXP + gained EXP rather than having to find the difference of EXP and gained EXP and all that extra work. Adding one member and removing the other is the "transformation." You are replacing Billy with his wolf self and vise versa. Once you do the above, you make a skill call the common event. If you are on Vx, in the skills' tab, common event is next to "animation." If Vx Ace, go to the "effects" section, double-click, go to the 4th tab, and you should see this... Pick the correct common event and BAM! You're done. Here's another way to do this...(2nd method) This is only used if you don't wish to create another actor, but it is highly recommended as this requires much more work. Here's what you need 1 Actor 2 Common Events 1 States 2 Skills Create a skill called "Wolf Transformation" (or anything you like) Create a skill called "Wolf Transformation OFF"(or anything you like) This is how the common event for "Wolf Transformation" should look... @>Change Actor Graphic: [billy], 'Faceset name', index#, 'Charset Name', index# @>Change Actor Name: [billy], 'Wolf' @>Change Parameters: [billy], stat name -/+ # @>Change Skills, + [Wolf Transformation OFF] @>Change Skills, - [Wolf Transformation] @>Change Skills, + [skill Name](Encase you wanted to add any additional skills) @> This is how the common event for "Wolf Transformation OFF" should look... @>Change Actor Graphic: [Wolf], 'Faceset name', index#, 'Charset Name', index# @>Change Actor Name: [Wolf], 'Billy' @>Change Parameters: [Wolf], stat name -/+ # @>Change Skills, - [Wolf Transformation OFF] @>Change Skills, + [Wolf Transformation] @>Change Skills, + [skill Name](Encase you wanted to add any additional skills) @> Change parameter is if you want to give the wolf extra HP or extra ATK. You add the OFF skill to the Wolf to change to Billy. You use the "Wolf Transformation" skill to get from Billy to Wolf. It's so Wolf doesn't have the transformation skill and Billy won't have the OFF skill. Add (or subtract) any extra skills that you don't want the wolf(or Billy) to know. To make the skills call them, you do the exact same thing you do for the first method. Any Questions?

Author: Calestian Name: Multiple Currencies Version: 1.1 Features: User can set more than one different currencies. There is a new Menu tab displaying all currencies. Different shops can use different currencies. Images: Script: Link:Multiple Currencies

Tutorial topic: How to show credits during gameplay. Brief description: Have you ever watched a movie and seen how the credits pop up as the opening action scene plays out? People are talking, fighting, doing all the movie things, but the credits appear and vanish along the way without disturbing the flow of action. It's become such a common thing that movie critics actually criticize films that don't do their opening credits in this way. This method will allow you to have that in your game without scripts or even a lot of special skill! Requirements: Obviously, you will need RPGMaker VX Ace (this should also work with everything but MZ as it only requires that you have access to the built in battle animations tab). Beyond that, you will need a simple photo editing software like Photoshop. I use GIMP because it's free and relatively simple to use. You can technically do this with paint, but if you do, you will need to use another service to make the background transparent. Before I discovered GIMP, I used lunapic as it's free and all online. This is inferior to GIMP in my opinion, but it has the advantage of not requiring the download of a frankly massive program. TL;DR: You need an RPGMaker that has the animation tab (so any except for MZ) and you need a way to edit pictures while keeping them transparent. Step 1; The Credit: To begin, we need to take a random base from the animations folder of the RTP. We're not actually going to change it, but rather, we're going to use it as a template. I used Thunder4 because it's one of the larger bases with room for 25 animation panels. I advise making a copy and pasting it into another folder, then working on the copy so that you don't accidentally overwrite the base picture. Once you have it loaded up in your editor, erase everything so that the only thing left is the transparent background, As shown here: Choose a small corner of the template then, and insert the text you want! Don't worry about it being more than one animation panel. It probably will be larger than one, depending on how much you have to type. For my test case, I used a simple "A Game By Aslanemperor" Save, export, or whatever you need to do. Take any extra steps you may need to make the image transparent. This is standard with GIMP, and I hear that Photoshop makes this pretty easy as well. Once this is done, simply import this into your game using the built in Resource manager in RPGMaker. Step Two; The Animation: This part can get a little time consuming, but is still VERY simple. My example took up two panels worth of room on the template (out of a max of 25). As such, I took those two panels, and set them side by side over where I wanted them to go. The animation system makes this very easy as everything is designed to lock neatly into place, so as long as you pay attention, it will be a simple matter to make everything look good. Now we figure how long you want your credit to show itself, and where you want it on the screen. For this example, I placed mine directly in the center. When you're putting together your frames, keep timing in mind. 1 second is equal to roughly 30 animation frames. Because of this, I set up the fade in to last through the first 26 frames, then had it hold solid for another 45, followed by a more rapid 15 frame fade out. I did this by right clicking each individual panel and adjusting the "Opacity" number. Because I wanted this to be close to a full second of fade in, I added 10 points to the value on every frame, making it go fully Opaque at frame 26, with a value of 255. This is why it can be a bit time consuming. Once you know what you're doing, however, it doesn't take long to put these together. It took me just over 5 minutes to put everything for this animation together. You'll notice that there's a box for the animation beyond just the scope of the target. That box represents your screen. Depending on where you want this to show up on the screen, that's where you'll place your animation box. For instance, if you align it with the top left of that box, it will show up on the top left corner of the screen. Step Three; Implementation: So, you've made your "Credits" animation, and you're ready to place it. The way I did it, was to have an event along the path the player has to follow, and when they walk over that area, it triggers the credit animation. I set the animation to be centered on the player. This way, it keeps on showing in the area I want as he walks: Don't forget when making your event that you want to set it to end after the player has walked past it. Also, DO NOT click for it to wait if you want your character to continue doing things while this shows. Conclusion: So, I found this entire process to be extremely easy, and can be done with things that anyone has access to (you can even manage this with just paint and a web browser). It's a unique way to put your credits into your game without a clunky opening video (which usually requires some sort of video editing software). If you have any questions, or you know an easier way to pull this off, I'm happy to hear it. I hope this helps someone!

So, my current project is a game about cowboys in a fantasy setting. One of the characters is a Sniper. As such, I have an idea about what I'd like him to be able to do, but I haven't the foggiest about how to make this happen. I'm afraid this might end up requiring a script. If so, I'll go sniffing over in the scripting page. Hopefully someone knows another way to do this, or maybe an established script that makes this possible. So, the idea that I have is that there will be certain spots the player can discover on most "dungeons" that are "sniper blinds." If they find this, they can leave this character behind, and when they get in battle, he can act with special skills and can't be hit. However, in this mode, if the rest of the party dies, it must still end with a game over. If I must, I'll just make all of the troops have a condition that says that if he's the only one left, game over (I think that can be done with simple in battle eventing). The hard thing will be the Sniper Blind thing. Maybe create a copy of him, then switch the party members until you exit the dungeon? I dunno. What are your thoughts?

Good evening, you all. I am working in a Battle Window script and it's almost completed. But I have a problem, I want make a movable Actor Command window. Like that:. Although I have the video's script, it doesn't worked. Here the script:. After that, I also tried to use Moghunter's script, but I failed... Here the script:. Then, can you guys help me with my script? Because, I tried to modify my script countless times, but it isn't working... Here my script (I am modifying Ventwig's script):. EDIT: I already fix my problem.

Hey, I'm currently using a script which just points to a x,y location on the map. But I want to be able to use it in a more complex way. The script is only able to point to a location on the current map you're on. I want it to be able to point to a location a different map. How it should/might work: Events used as doors/transfers can be tagged with a exit door tag to read their location(x , y) this is used for caves and in door maps Events used as doors/transfers can be tagged with a specific door tag to read their location(x , y) this is used for world maps, towns, open areas. if the player is on the same map as location then script works normally if the player is on a map with only 1 exit and its not the same map as location then the location will be set to the exit if the player is on a map like a town where there's no exits then the script will look for a specific door tag to use that as the location script call will be like 3,4,6,"tag" (mapid, x, y, specific tag) calling this again should overwrite the old call (so if i was going to the market then changing it to the blacksmith will then lead me to the black smith) so scenarios: you are in a house and you get a quest to go to the market the script will set final destination to (*market map*, 33, 20) (map, x, y) user will assign which specific tag is used for the current final destination the script will then scan for a tag on the events if it reads exit tag (which it will since we're in a house) then it will set temporary destination to the location of the exit tag. the player then follows the compass the the exit the next map is the town where there should be no exit tags, the the script will then scan for the specific tag that matches the one the user assigned for final destination and set temporary destination to the location of the exit tag finally the player walking in the door of the market now the script sees its now on the same map the final destination and then works normal. So basically how the compass works in skyrim where if you're inside but the quest is in a different map it will show that. there can also be indication changes to let the player know if they are on a different map. I would love to thank you for read though to this far and really apricate the facts you are interested in helping. The Script In Question:

Final Fantasy Styled Battle Log v2.05 By William Couillard Introduction This script changes the default behavior and aesthetics of Window_BattleLog to resemble the way the Battle Log window would look in a Final Fantasy game. Features - 1.00: Customizable opacity for the Battle Log window. - 1.00: Define skills that will not show up in the Battle Log window (i.e. normal attacks, defending, etc.). - 1.01: Updated to include options to change the Battle Log window width and alignment. - 1.01: Updated to include option to show Actor/Enemy names prior to skill message or not. - 1:02: Bugfixes. - 1.03: Bugfixes. - 1.04: Updated to allow different windowskins for actor and enemy attacks. - 2.00: Rewrote script. Needless features removed. Icons in skill and item names showing now. Possible to use different fonts for enemy and ally skills. - 2.01: Forgot to include an overwritten method in v2.00. Updated to reflect that change (this should also stop the 'blank window' issue). - 2.02: Fixed a bug where changing the Y offset would only move the window's position, and not the skill/item icon and text. - 2.03: Fixed a bug where default battle sounds like recovery and evasion weren't playing with skills or items. - 2.04: Bugfix for default battle system, correcting an error where enemies wouldn't collapse when they die. - 2.05: Streamlined the ignored skills code to automatically omit any skills that do not contain a "use" message. Cleaned up redundant code. Screenshots How to Use Simply paste the script ABOVE Main and BELOW "Materials" section. It is a good idea to post this script BELOW any scripts which have had compatibility patches added. Compatibility This script almost completely rewrites the way Window_BattleLog functions, so it's a good idea to place this script BELOW any script which also overwrites methods from Window_BattleLog. Script Pastebin Link: http://pastebin.com/i1uXe2NN Credit and Thanks - Swish, for the idea. - Keith Brewer, for some coding help. - KilloZapIt (Kayzee), for some coding help.

♦ Alternative Menu Screen Author: minth Credits to: YesImAaron and Glasses Link to their script: https://www.rpgmakercentral.com/topic/30246-witchs-house-menu/ https://www.rpgmakercentral.com/topic/13167-simple-menu/ Features: - It has a simple design; - All the RPG commands (Item, Formation, Equip, etc., removable); - Background (removable). My script: #=============================================================================== # Alternative Menu Screen. # By: minth. # Credits to: YesImAaron and Glasses. #=============================================================================== # My script make an alternative screen. I utilized the YesImAaron and Glasses' # scripts as support for my script. # My script have all the menu options. You can delete the options that you # don´t want. # You have permission to change my script. # My script is working in 640x480 resolution. The resolution script: # # Graphics.resize_screen(640, 480). (put it in "Main") # # Don't use it if you don't want this (but you will need change some position # and size configurations). #=============================================================================== #=============================================================================== # * Changing window position #=============================================================================== module New_Menu # command window XPOS = 100 # position YPOS = 250 # position WIDTH = 450 # size end #=============================================================================== # * Creating the alternative window #=============================================================================== class Window_new_Menu < Window_HorzCommand #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Object Initialization #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def initialize(x, y, width) @window_width = width super(x, y) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Get Window Width #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def window_width @window_width end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Get Digit Count (commands) #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def col_max return 4 # if you delete some options, change that number end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Create Command List #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def make_command_list # you can change the order of the commands if you want add_command(Vocab::item, :item) add_command(Vocab::formation, :formation, formation_enabled) add_command(Vocab::skill, :skill) add_command(Vocab::equip, :equip) add_command(Vocab::status, :status) add_command(Vocab::save, :save, save_enabled) add_command(Vocab::game_end, :game_end) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Get Activation State of Save #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def save_enabled !$game_system.save_disabled end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Get Activation State of Formation #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def formation_enabled $game_party.members.size >= 2 && !$game_system.formation_disabled end end class Scene_new_Menu < Scene_MenuBase #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Start Processing -> Create the command window #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def start super create_command_window create_gold_window create_status_window # character window end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Create Commands #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def create_command_window @command_window = Window_new_Menu.new(New_Menu::XPOS,New_Menu::YPOS,New_Menu::WIDTH) @command_window.set_handler(:item, method(:command_item)) @command_window.set_handler(:formation, method(:command_formation)) @command_window.set_handler(:skill, method(:command_personal)) @command_window.set_handler(:equip, method(:command_personal)) @command_window.set_handler(:status, method(:command_personal)) @command_window.set_handler(:save, method(:command_save)) @command_window.set_handler(:game_end, method(:command_game_end)) @command_window.set_handler(:cancel, method(:return_scene)) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Create Gold Window #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def create_gold_window @gold_window = Window_Gold.new @gold_window.x = 250 # position @gold_window.y = (Graphics.height - @gold_window.height)/ 1.45 # position end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Create Status Window (Characters) #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def create_status_window @status_window = Window_MenuStatus.new(65, 120) # position end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * [Item] Command #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def command_item SceneManager.call(Scene_Item) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * [Skill], [Equipment] and [Status] Commands #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def command_personal @status_window.select_last @status_window.activate @status_window.set_handler(:ok, method(:on_personal_ok)) @status_window.set_handler(:cancel, method(:on_personal_cancel)) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * [Formation] Command #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def command_formation @status_window.select_last @status_window.activate @status_window.set_handler(:ok, method(:on_formation_ok)) @status_window.set_handler(:cancel, method(:on_formation_cancel)) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * [Save] Command #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def command_save SceneManager.call(Scene_Save) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * [Exit Game] Command #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def command_game_end SceneManager.call(Scene_End) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * [OK] Personal Command #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def on_personal_ok case @command_window.current_symbol when :skill SceneManager.call(Scene_Skill) when :equip SceneManager.call(Scene_Equip) when :status SceneManager.call(Scene_Status) end end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * [Cancel] Personal Command #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def on_personal_cancel @status_window.unselect @command_window.activate end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Formation [OK] #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def on_formation_ok if @status_window.pending_index >= 0 $game_party.swap_order(@status_window.index, @status_window.pending_index) @status_window.pending_index = -1 @status_window.redraw_item(@status_window.index) else @status_window.pending_index = @status_window.index end @status_window.activate end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Formation [Cancel] #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def on_formation_cancel if @status_window.pending_index >= 0 @status_window.pending_index = -1 @status_window.activate else @status_window.unselect @command_window.activate end end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Return to Calling Scene #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def return_scene SceneManager.call(Scene_Map) end end class Scene_Map < Scene_Base #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Call Menu Screen in the Game #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- alias :new_call_menu call_menu def call_menu new_call_menu Sound.play_ok SceneManager.call(Scene_new_Menu) Window_MenuCommand::init_command_position end end #============================================================================== # * Status Window Configurations #============================================================================== class Window_MenuStatus < Window_Selectable #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Window Width #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def window_width Graphics.width - 128 # size end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Window Height #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def window_height 96 + standard_padding * 2 # size end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Get Digit Count (formation) #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def col_max return 4 end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Informations #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def draw_item(index) actor = $game_party.members[index] enabled = $game_party.battle_members.include?(actor) rect = item_rect(index) draw_item_background(index) draw_actor_face(actor, rect.x + 1, rect.y + 1, enabled) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Get Rectangle for Drawing Items (Selectable window) #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def item_rect(index) rect = Rect.new rect.width = item_width rect.height = item_height + 72 # selectable window height rect.x = index % col_max * (item_width + spacing) rect.y = index / col_max * item_height rect end end #=============================================================================== # * Create a background for menu (it will also create a background for the # save screen. If you don't want background, delete it.) #=============================================================================== class Scene_MenuBase < Scene_Base #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Creating a Background #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def create_background @background_sprite = Sprite.new @background_sprite.bitmap = Cache.picture("Menu Background") # Put your background here end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Termination Processing #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def terminate super dispose_background end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Free Background #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def dispose_background @background_sprite.dispose end end Screenshots: When you utilize my script, Give Credits!!

Is there a way to check the current actor displayed in the equip menu?

I recently began working on a horror game with a couple of friends. We're still in the process of planning things out. I have an idea for a mechanic I want to use in the game, where the player can bring up a cell phone menu. Here they could have access to a flashlight, and maybe messaging and call features (these would not necessarily be functional, but would be something the player could TRY to use). I also want them to be able to receive messages and voicemails, even if they cannot send any. I'm pretty new to rpg maker, and was wondering if something like this was at all possible? If it isn't I'll just find some other solution, but I wanted to find out before I got too far into writing.

I'm using Yanfly's equip engine. Is there a way to remove equipment from the custom slots above the default 4 through an event? Perhaps through a simple script? I'd appreciate any help, thanks.

Salutations! I've begun using Yanfly's Ace Status Menu script to add more visibility to in-game parameters. https://yanflychannel.wordpress.com/rmvxa/menu-scripts/ace-status-menu/ I've added functionality to display elemental and state resistances. For elements, I was able to use @actor.element_rate(n), and, with a little math, displayed them as positive integers. For states, I tried @actor.state_rate(n) but it returned their chance to inflict states on attack, rather than their resistances. Question then, what variable stores state resistances? I'm assuming there would be two per state, since items allow both a state rate and a state resist; and if I'm correct, would the latter also be stored as a boolean? I'm also trying to figure out how to add an icon from the icon file before the name of each element and state, if anyone can help with that too. EDIT: ADDED The state thing is what I'm most concerned with, but as far as adding icons, in keeping format with the rest of the script, the strings placed into the slots above are set up like: ELEMENTS_COLUMN1 =[ [:firZ, "Fire Resistance"], [:iceZ, "Ice Resistance"], [:thuZ, "Thunder Resistance"], [:watZ, "Water Resistance"], [:earZ, "Earth Resistance"], [:winZ, "Wind Resistance"], [:ligZ, "Light Resistance"], [:shaZ, "Shadow Resistance"], ] # Do not remove this. And the part that displays this and the value is like: when :firZ value = sprintf(fmt, @actor.element_rate(3) * -100 + 100) I'm not sure if I simply can't add an icon before the string, or if I am just doing the syntax incorrectly. The entire section (and what I'm trying to do with states) is set up like the parameters section in the base script, with some tweaks to column number, and display width. I aped the setup of the menu options by duplicating what was in the base script as well.

is there anyway to put elemental weakness and resistance on menu? i not really want to put "resist 50% wind damage" or "take 200% of thunder damage" on equipments descriptions and i don't think it fits with the game i am going for anyway i checked yanfly menu plugin and it seems you can add new categories to it but i am not really a scripter so i have no idea how to put a category showing elemental resistance and weakness i tried to search but could not find any.

Hello , I am developping a game on RPG Maker vx Ace for quite a moment by now. Today when I was fixing Event issues and testing my game , a big problem with my window resize scripts occured. When I lunch my game , this is what I get. Instead of resizing the game AND the window , it just resizes the window so 3/4 of the screen is black. I am using the Fullscreen++ v2.2 for VX and VXace by Zeus81 & Yanfly Engine Ace - Ace Core Engine v1.09 Both scripts that resize the window , and there was no issue before today , I don't uderstand where is the issue because I didn't even touch the script section , It just randomly occured while testing my game. Does anybody knows where the issue could be ?

Good evening, that's my first time writing a script, then i don't know advanced scripts. That is my script: class Window_TitleCommand < Window_Command #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Create Command List --> ADD #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- alias new_make_command_list make_command_list def make_command_list add_command(Vocab::new_game, :new_game) add_command(Vocab::continue, :continue, continue_enabled) add_command("Credits", :credits) add_command(Vocab::shutdown, :shutdown) end end class Scene_Title < Scene_Base #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Start Processing --> CALL #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def create_command_window @command_window = Window_TitleCommand.new @command_window.set_handler(:new_game, method(:command_new_game)) @command_window.set_handler(:continue, method(:command_continue)) @command_window.set_handler(:credits, method(:command_credits)) @command_window.set_handler(:shutdown, method(:command_shutdown)) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Create Background --> creation #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def create_story_contents super @background_text = Sprite.new end #------------------------------------------------------------------- # * [Credits] Command #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def command_credits close_command_window SceneManager.call(Scene_Credits) end end class Scene_Credits < Scene_MenuBase #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Start Processing --> START* VERY IMPORTANT #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def start super create_command_window end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Pre-Termination Processing --> COMMAND CLOSE #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def pre_terminate super @command_window.close end def make_command_list add_command(Vocab::to_title, :to_title) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Create Background --> call #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def create_background super @background_sprite.bitmap = Cache.picture("video-credits-hero") end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Create Command Window in the Credits --> CALL #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def create_command_window @command_window = Window_GameEnd.new @command_window.set_handler(:to_title, method(:command_to_title)) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * [Go to Title] Command in the Credits #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def command_to_title @command_window.close fadeout_all SceneManager.goto(Scene_Title) end end class Window_GameEnd < Window_Command #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * GO BACK TO THE TITLE --> ADD #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def make_command_list add_command(Vocab::to_title, :to_title) end end I did a script to add a Credits Option. I made its option in the menu and its destination. When i play the game, it works like that: The script is working smoothly, but i would want a scrolling image and change the window position. Can you guys help me with my script? Thanks for hearing me.

Hello, so I'm making an SMT-styled game and if you've ever played SMT, you know about the press turn battle system and switching in demons during battle. So I have the Press Turn plugin in my game for obviously the press turn battle system and the Command Party plugin by Yanfly in order to emulate switching in demons. However, it seems like I'm unable to access it, as the command only shows up in the Party Command Window and the Press Turn plugin instantly skips that window. Even setting the "SKIP_PARTY_COMMAND" to false in the Yanfly Battle Engine Core doesn't work, as it only appears at the start of the battle and never appears again. So is there a way to make party command accessible by other means or at least a way to not let it ever skip over the party command window?

Hi everyone. I'm using sprites for long grass in my game that obscures the players legs. I'd like the sprites to line up closely on the y axis to give the impression that they're bunched together but can't figure out how to do it right. I tried altering the distances between each 'layer' of grass on the sprite sheet but then the player isn't obscured properly. I was hoping there might be a way to offset the graphics through scripting?

Hi. I'm having an issue where a few maps are not visible in the map list on the left-hand side of the editor (the thing below). The game still loads all of the content within these maps perfectly fine, but they don't exist within the editor (I have compressed the list here for brevity's sake). When I say they don't exist within the editor, I mean that I cannot reference them in anyway, or see them. Events which were placed before this and transferred the player to these maps do not show a map gui when attempting to change the transfer location. Looking through the data files, I can see the hidden maps in question; is there some way that I can make these maps visible within the editor? The only script I'm using is a data file backup script, but this should only duplicate the files, it doesn't modify them in any way (this also means that the backup files do not fix the issue). Thanks very much!