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Like, let us be fair here. I've got it about halfway there, but there are some parts that confuse me, like the <buyable> tag, where does it go? @Seriel was helping me on this earlier, but with the parent script, Shop Manager, and kinda dropped off after I got that figured out. Also, how do I set level restrictions on spells? This part really confuses me as there's no clear instructions on this at all. It's like getting a midi keyboard with an instruction manual that doesn't tell you how to reset the factory settings after changing the SRAM battery. I have the classes setup to be able to learn the skills, so that isn't the issue. I just don't know what is. I mean, I could do a bunch of event commands for this, but there comes a point where troubleshooting that is not worth it. For reference, this here is the script in question. And Shop Manager too. Edit: Thanks to @Kayzee for assisting me with the vague instruction on where the <buyable> tag is supposed to go. The notetag box for skill learning by level is where it goes, and the vague instructions don't make that clear at all. Way to go! lol Anyway, this is taken care of. I will revise the script in question and make those instructions more clear.

Okay, so I've been working with this for a bit and I love that I finally have a way to customize face and sprite graphics in such a way (even if it is resource-heavy); having (finally!) the ability to add/remove adornments without having to have a massive library of pre-rendered images on hand and a lot of eventing and such, like the application of cosmetics for one instance (there's no script I've found that allows this!), or changing hairstyles, among other things, this script does wonders. Now, onto the locked gate. That locked gate comes with the name, 'emotion sets'. Now, I have already, every single possible face graphic to have a four by four array of different possible emotions with every variation that these apply to. That part is fairly easy to reproduce en mass on the graphics end, but the issue I'm having is the following: If I tell the engine to change the face graphic of any given composite actor from index 0 to any other index, it does NOT LOAD PROPERLY, and the result is that only one or two pieces are displayed, and this IS NOT FIXED by changing the face graphic back to index 0. This really blew the whole story line I had in mind out of the water, until I figured out that having the standard face graphics with the '$' in the filename is the culprit. Removing that from all the standard graphics for composite sprites and faces and editing the script proper to use those instead, emotion sets work properly, but then, it completely destroys the composite sprite image...leaving a blocky mess in its' wake. That is where I am shelving-level stuck and frustrated. @Kayzee also uses this script, but I actually question how helpful she could be in this regard because what I am doing is far more complex and robust in comparison, though to the end user it wouldn't necessarily appear so, so I dunno. Am I screwed here? Or am I missing something so overtly simple that I'll be banging my head against the wall ('STUPID! STUPID! STUPID!') later for? For reference, this here is the script in question, and yes I have version 2.1. As you'll be able to see, the author has completely abandoned their script for reasons unknown. Thanks in advance for a swift reply. (or since it seems everyone think I deserve it - a swift kick to my arse lol)

I've acquired a little skill in RGSS code, so I've decided to share the fruits of this with you! And without further adoobie (lolz)... 1. System Options Modded (original - Yanfly; mods made by myself and a fellow game dev) Modifications made: Added the ability to change the Music Effects volume (originally attached to BGM for whatever reason); this was done by the game dev and chose to remain anonymous. Added :bar as an option which displays a long line of ASCII/10-key text that is reminiscent of a border bar (depending on your font choices this might look weird); I added this one. Implemented @Ninjamida's Jukeboxy-box feature so that one can go straight to that from the system menu. It won't be arsed to access it if you don't have the script installed either. Modified the control bars; holding combinations of buttons will increase the multiplier (holding down A and Y would increase the multiplier to 50 for example). Now, onto the script! ... Next, my little Set Level scriptlet. All this one does is allow the dev to directly set the level of any given actor. It will set the earned EXP to that of the minimum required EXP to attain that level. One can set the level using a static value, or the value of a variable, or really, whatever. Scriptlet: ... Last is my Set Gold scriptlet, as well as the companion for @Calestian's Currencies script. With both of these, the functions are basically the same as my Set Level scriptlet, though with my add-on script for @Calestian's Currencies script, one can do a little bit more with it. Now, onto the scripts. ... Pretty straightforward. ... And that's about it. It's mainly just rewriting what has already been written but it's a start.

I've been dealing with a lot of garbage as of late, so progress has slowed to a trickle. I'm actually still figuring out story and locations related to story. That part has been difficult to do. Also, I keep running into bugs with syntax, a lot of times in battle due to some sort of conflict or NoMethodError nonsense or a number of other things. Some of it I've been able to correct, some I've had to disable scripts to avoid, and some I've come across due to Game_Interpreter being stupid, that of which I've decided to avert by doing some really shoddy backhacking. I've also been testing out some of the modifiers I've made to existing scripts, and I recently made a fix to one of my own. I made a scriptlet that changes the Dash button. I made it so that one could bind it to a switch, or to a variable (I've not written that out as of yet but I know how to write it). However, if one uses Yanfly's System Options, my scriptlet breaks Autodash, if one changes the Dash button (it works fine if left unchanged). So, I figured out exactly what runs Autodash, and incorporated it into a scriptlet. Took me about ten minutes. It works. Well, other than scripting...I've progressed very little elsewhere. I'm trying to cobble together all the possible summons, but to be honest, I kinda wanna go further into the game and see where that goes before designing those further. However, until those are done, I won't be able to redo the skills for each one. I have a few NPC characters done, and I've also resized some small battlers so that they can look like they're not meant to be on a Game Boy Advance screen. I'm getting there; unfortunately my excursion with MV was a big distraction, and it did kind of take from my creative energies towards this project. Well, anyway, until next time, true believers...

3D Line Battle System is a custom battle system that allows the developer to create a more enjoyable type of a frontal battle system. This battle system creates a Zoom, Pan and Move Camera type of battle. The animations also follows the camera as the camera follows the actions of the player as it attacks the enemies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yQVHi2CybA&list=UUQ0uO5HhePerzORxJ106PlQ [RGSS3] SHBS – Sogen – Umi – Yami – Tengoku (è‰åŽŸ æµ· 日本語 天国) Script Add On (Under Development Battle System) Description: This is an add on of my battle system I am working on in the mean time. This script allows you to create different battle changes depending on what skill you applied to be your field. If the field becomes Sogen (grassland), then all Beast Warrior actors and enemies would gain 200% Attack and Defense Boost. It goes the same with the others, Umi (Sea), Yami (Darkness), Tengoku (Heaven) with their own respective State Effects. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtEFH6lmwRs&list=UUQ0uO5HhePerzORxJ106PlQ