Kadafi - Command Disabler

[Kadafi 0]

Command Disabler

By : Kadafi

 

Version : 1.2

Change Logs :

• 2014.06.19 - Started and Finished script
• 2014.06.20 - Added Formation, Save, and Escape Commands
• 2014.06.20 - Updated the Script Structures

Introduction :

This script can disable almost all of the commands in every scene by just turn ON / OFF the switch. Disabling Command like a boss! \m/

 

Features :

• Disable any commands in menus or even battles

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Script

 

Special Thanks :

• TheoAllen
• KilloZapit

Edited June 20, 2014 by Kadafi

[Maliki 33]

The skeptic in me just has to ask:

 

Which commands can it NOT disable?

[Kadafi 0]

Almost all the commands are ENABLED by default. This script works like turn on a switch to make a command DISABLED. Just turn off the switch back to re-enabled it.

[Maliki 33]

Ok.

I looked through your script a bit and didn't see a switch for the dreaded Party Command, Escape.

 

I'm using a custom battle system with a self-made preemptive/surprise attack snippet.

I'd love to flip a switch that could disable escape for the first turn of a surprise attack.

 

Can your script be made to help with that?

[Kadafi 0]

Ok.

I looked through your script a bit and didn't see a switch for the dreaded Party Command, Escape.

 

I'm using a custom battle system with a self-made preemptive/surprise attack snippet.

I'd love to flip a switch that could disable escape for the first turn of a surprise attack.

 

Can your script be made to help with that?

Done. Now the script has been updated.

[Maliki 33]

Thank you!

[Kayzee 4,033]

You know if you wanted to, you could probably just override Window_Command's add_command and make it look up a hash for the switch number or something. Just an idea. Maybe like this?

 

 

 

module Command_Switches

  Switch_Hash = {
    :Window_MenuCommand_item => 1 # Main Menu's item command
  }

end

class Window_Command < Window_Selectable
  
  alias_method :add_command_switch_base, :add_command
  def add_command(name, symbol, enabled = true, ext = nil)
    command_switch = Command_Switches::Switch_Hash[(self.class.name + "_" + symbol.to_s).to_sym]
    enabled = false if command_switch && !$game_switches[command_switch]
    add_command_switch_base(name, symbol, enabled, ext)
  end

end

 

 

I haven't tested that though. And maybe the hash keys could be better. I donno.

Edited June 20, 2014 by KilloZapit

[TheoAllen 830]

I would like to go with command name though. Not all script users know the :symbol.

 

 

module Command_Switches

  Switch_Hash = {
    "Game End" => 1 # Game End switch
  }

end

class Window_Command < Window_Selectable
  
  alias_method :add_command_switch_base, :add_command
  def add_command(name, symbol, enabled = true, ext = nil)
    switch_id = Command_Switches::Switch_Hash[name]
    enabled = !$game_switches[switch_id] if switch_id
    add_command_switch_base(name, symbol, enabled, ext)
  end

end 

 

 

Basically, you just need to put key hash same as command name

Edited June 20, 2014 by TheoAllen

[Kayzee 4,033]

That works, but it might be tricky if you use the same name in different windows for diffrent scenes... How much that is actualy a problem I am not sure. Anyway I have used null symbols in my menus before so I guess it's better using the name anyway.

[TheoAllen 830]

That works, but it might be tricky if you use the same name in different windows for diffrent scenes...

There is a little "trick" though. "Name" and "Name " are different string only just because of space

[Kadafi 0]

You know if you wanted to, you could probably just override Window_Command's add_command and make it look up a hash for the switch number or something. Just an idea. Maybe like this?

 

 

 

module Command_Switches

  Switch_Hash = {
    :Window_MenuCommand_item => 1 # Main Menu's item command
  }

end

class Window_Command < Window_Selectable
  
  alias_method :add_command_switch_base, :add_command
  def add_command(name, symbol, enabled = true, ext = nil)
    command_switch = Command_Switches::Switch_Hash[(self.class.name + "_" + symbol.to_s).to_sym]
    enabled = false if command_switch && !$game_switches[command_switch]
    add_command_switch_base(name, symbol, enabled, ext)
  end

end

 

 

I haven't tested that though. And maybe the hash keys could be better. I donno.

 

 

 

I would like to go with command name though. Not all script users know the :symbol.

 

 

module Command_Switches

  Switch_Hash = {
    "Game End" => 1 # Game End switch
  }

end

class Window_Command < Window_Selectable
  
  alias_method :add_command_switch_base, :add_command
  def add_command(name, symbol, enabled = true, ext = nil)
    switch_id = Command_Switches::Switch_Hash[name]
    enabled = !$game_switches[switch_id] if switch_id
    add_command_switch_base(name, symbol, enabled, ext)
  end

end 

 

 

Basically, you just need to put key hash same as command name

Thank you for the suggestions.

 

Now the script has been updated~

[Kayzee 4,033]

One problem I see is the battle item menu and the main menu item menu have the same name... Though, actualy it may make sense to disable both at once.

 

 

That works, but it might be tricky if you use the same name in different windows for diffrent scenes...

There is a little "trick" though. "Name" and "Name " are different string only just because of space

 

I don't see how that would help, unless you want to manualy rename all the duplicates. Actualy it might be more woth while to make a hash of hashes for each menu and/or scene. But yeah that would get rather complicated. It's rather nice that someone can add and delete keys for any script they want to install easily while only using the menu name.

Edited June 20, 2014 by KilloZapit