Unlockable Fast Travel Locations

[Docta Chav 0]

I am planning on including a train-like travel system in my game.

The plan is that you can travel to any unlocked train station from any other train station. As I have 10 towns that can be unlocked in any order it is not very easy to do this through switches and conditional branches. 

If it is possible I would like a script that allows the stations to offer options that have been unlocked (through switches) and then allow travel to these stations.

 

For example, a quest in town A may unlock travel to town B. After completing this quest and visiting the train station you would get the option: Travel to town B. Clicking on this would transport you to the station in town B.

Another quest in town A may unlock travel to town C. If this quest was completed before unlocking town B then visiting the station in town A would offer: Travel to town C; but if town B was also unlocked then the options would be: Travel to town B, Travel to town C.

 

Thanks a lot in advance.

 

P.S. Sorry if this request isn't very clear I'm very tired at the moment. 

[estriole 326]

check moghunter master demo. he has teleport script. it might fit your need.

http://www.atelier-rgss.com/

[Tsukihime 1,487]

You can use Choice Options to attach conditions to your choices.

http://himeworks.wordpress.com/2013/03/06/choice-options/

 

You can hide choices if certain conditions are not met, such as a switch being OFF

 

Simple set up: use a script call to hide the second choice when switch 1 is OFF

 

 

So when you talk to the NPC, there wouldn't be an "enter" option

 

 

Until the switch is ON.

 

[Docta Chav 0]

Thanks to both of you. Moghunter's script is nice but I think I would prefer a simpler layout if that exists. Tsukihime, that looks like a possibility but I've not had a chance to try it yet. Would it be compatible with a script that allows more than 4 choices?

[Tsukihime 1,487]

I have only tested it with Large Choices and it works there. Don't know about others.

 

The choice numbers are still just the order they are specified, so if you had 3 choices for the first set and 4 choices for the second set, they would still be numbered

 

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

 

As you would expect

Edited March 19, 2013 by Tsukihime

[Docta Chav 0]

Thanks Tsukihime, this works perfectly. Sorry for the late reply, I've been away from home for the last week.