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I NEED SOME HELP.
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Pizzaroni123
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Closeok, i have a question regarding characters levels.
how do you make it so a new party member will be at the same level
as your main character?
example: if my main character was at level 8...how could you make it so
the system knows that the new party members should also be at level 8
once they join? or if my main character was at level 11...how could you
make it so the newcomer would be at lv. 11?
sorry if this is a little confusing. lol.
how do you make it so a new party member will be at the same level
as your main character?
example: if my main character was at level 8...how could you make it so
the system knows that the new party members should also be at level 8
once they join? or if my main character was at level 11...how could you
make it so the newcomer would be at lv. 11?
sorry if this is a little confusing. lol.
What maker?
If it's Rm2k/3, when you are making the join party event, add:
<> Variable X = Hero Bob Level
<> Variable Y = Hero Carl Level
<> Variable X = X - Y
<> Conditional Branch If X > 0
<> Change Levels Carl, Add Levels, Number stored in Variable X
<> End if
Basically, when Carl is added to the party, if Bob's level is 11, and Carl's is only 5, we'd get X = 11, Y = 5, X = 11 - 5 = 6, Carl's Level = Level + 6. Resulting in Carl being level 11.
If it's Rm2k/3, when you are making the join party event, add:
<> Variable X = Hero Bob Level
<> Variable Y = Hero Carl Level
<> Variable X = X - Y
<> Conditional Branch If X > 0
<> Change Levels Carl, Add Levels, Number stored in Variable X
<> End if
Basically, when Carl is added to the party, if Bob's level is 11, and Carl's is only 5, we'd get X = 11, Y = 5, X = 11 - 5 = 6, Carl's Level = Level + 6. Resulting in Carl being level 11.
Couldn't you just set a variable to actor 1's level, then set actor 2's level to that variable? I've never used RM2k, but it seems a little silly for it to be able to add variables to levels, but not just set them.
author=TooManyToasters link=topic=3151.msg61829#msg61829 date=1234661124Sigh, no. You can only Add or Remove levels, not set.
Couldn't you just set a variable to actor 1's level, then set actor 2's level to that variable? I've never used RM2k, but it seems a little silly for it to be able to add variables to levels, but not just set them.
author=kentona link=topic=3151.msg61911#msg61911 date=1234701705Oh.author=TooManyToasters link=topic=3151.msg61829#msg61829 date=1234661124Sigh, no. You can only Add or Remove levels, not set.
Couldn't you just set a variable to actor 1's level, then set actor 2's level to that variable? I've never used RM2k, but it seems a little silly for it to be able to add variables to levels, but not just set them.
Well that's stupid.
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