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[VX Ace] [Yanfly] Enemy Animations

11/27/2013 02:47 AM

These are all the instances of viewport mentions that weren't listed under either popup or info windows, which aren't a problem. Can anything in here be fiddled with or am I going to have to plunge into game_battler?

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#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # alias method: initialize
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias sprite_battler_initialize_abe initialize
  def initialize(viewport, battler = nil)
    sprite_battler_initialize_abe(viewport, battler)
    @popups = []
    @popup_flags = []
  end

  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # initialize
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def initialize(viewport, battler, value, rules, flags)
    super(viewport)
    @value = value
    @rules = rules
    @rules = "DEFAULT" unless YEA::BATTLE::POPUP_RULES.include?(@rules)
    @fade = YEA::BATTLE::POPUP_SETTINGS[:fade]
    @full = YEA::BATTLE::POPUP_SETTINGS[:full]
    @flags = flags
    @battler = battler
    create_popup_bitmap
  end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # create_popup_bitmap
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def create_popup_bitmap
    rules_array = YEA::BATTLE::POPUP_RULES[@rules]
    bw = Graphics.width
    bw += 48 if @flags.include?("state")
    bh = Font.default_size * 3
    bitmap = Bitmap.new(bw, bh)
    bitmap.font.name = rules_array[8]
    size = @flags.include?("critical") ? rules_array[2] * 1.2 : rules_array[2]
    bitmap.font.size = size
    bitmap.font.bold = rules_array[3]
    bitmap.font.italic = rules_array[4]
    if flags.include?("critical")
      crit = YEA::BATTLE::POPUP_RULES["CRITICAL"]
      bitmap.font.out_color.set(crit[5], crit[6], crit[7], 255)
    else
      bitmap.font.out_color.set(0, 0, 0, 255)
    end
    dx = 0; dy = 0; dw = 0
    dx += 24 if @flags.include?("state")
    dw += 24 if @flags.include?("state")
    if @flags.include?("state") || @flags.include?("buff")
      c_width = bitmap.text_size(@value).width
      icon_bitmap = $game_temp.iconset
      icon_index = flag_state_icon
      rect = Rect.new(icon_index % 16 * 24, icon_index / 16 * 24, 24, 24)
      bitmap.blt(dx+(bw-c_width)/2-36, (bh - 24)/2, icon_bitmap, rect, 255)
    end
    bitmap.font.color.set(rules_array[5], rules_array[6], rules_array[7])
    bitmap.draw_text(dx, dy, bw-dw, bh, @value, 1)
    self.bitmap = bitmap
    self.x = @battler.screen_x
    self.x += rand(4) - rand(4) if @battler.sprite.popups.size >= 1
    self.x -= SceneManager.scene.spriteset.viewport1.ox
    self.y = @battler.screen_y - @battler.sprite.oy/2
    self.y -= @battler.sprite.oy/2 if @battler.actor?
    self.y -= SceneManager.scene.spriteset.viewport1.oy
    self.ox = bw/2; self.oy = bh/2
    self.zoom_x = self.zoom_y = rules_array[0]
    if @flags.include?("no zoom")
      self.zoom_x = self.zoom_y = rules_array[1]
    end
    @target_zoom = rules_array[1]
    @zoom_direction = (self.zoom_x > @target_zoom) ? "down" : "up"
    self.z = 500
  end


  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # public instance variables
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  attr_accessor :actor_sprites
  attr_accessor :enemy_sprites
  attr_accessor :viewport1
  attr_accessor :viewportPopups
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # alias method: create_viewports
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias spriteset_battle_create_viewports_abe create_viewports
  def create_viewports
    spriteset_battle_create_viewports_abe
    @viewportPopups = Viewport.new
    @viewportPopups.z = 200
  end
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # alias method: dispose_viewports
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias spriteset_battle_dispose_viewports_abe dispose_viewports
  def dispose_viewports
    spriteset_battle_dispose_viewports_abe
    @viewportPopups.dispose
  end
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # alias method: update_viewports
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias spriteset_battle_update_viewports_abe update_viewports
  def update_viewports
    spriteset_battle_update_viewports_abe
    @viewportPopups.update
  end
  
end # Spriteset_Battle

 #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # overwrite method: perform_damage_effect
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def perform_damage_effect
    $game_troop.screen.start_shake(5, 5, 10) if YEA::BATTLE::SCREEN_SHAKE
    @sprite_effect_type = :blink if YEA::BATTLE::BLINK_EFFECTS
    Sound.play_actor_damage
  end
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # overwrite method: use_sprite?
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def use_sprite?; return true; end
    
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # new method: screen_x
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def screen_x
    return 0 unless SceneManager.scene_is?(Scene_Battle)
    status_window = SceneManager.scene.status_window
    return 0 if status_window.nil?
    item_rect_width = (status_window.width-24) / $game_party.max_battle_members
    ext = SceneManager.scene.info_viewport.ox
    rect = SceneManager.scene.status_window.item_rect(self.index)
    constant = 128 + 12
    return constant + rect.x + item_rect_width / 2 - ext
  end

[VX Ace] [Yanfly] Enemy Animations

11/26/2013 09:00 AM

Alright, to be a little more specific, here's where the game defines the actor's location for the battle animation to play

#==============================================================================
# ■ Game_Actor
#==============================================================================

class Game_Actor < Game_Battler
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # overwrite method: perform_damage_effect
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def perform_damage_effect
    $game_troop.screen.start_shake(5, 5, 10) if YEA::BATTLE::SCREEN_SHAKE
    @sprite_effect_type = :blink if YEA::BATTLE::BLINK_EFFECTS
    Sound.play_actor_damage
  end
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # overwrite method: use_sprite?
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def use_sprite?; return true; end
    
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # new method: screen_x
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def screen_x
    return 0 unless SceneManager.scene_is?(Scene_Battle)
    status_window = SceneManager.scene.status_window
    return 0 if status_window.nil?
    item_rect_width = (status_window.width-24) / $game_party.max_battle_members
    ext = SceneManager.scene.info_viewport.ox
    rect = SceneManager.scene.status_window.item_rect(self.index)
    constant = 128 + 12
    return constant + rect.x + item_rect_width / 2 - ext
  end
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # new method: screen_y
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def screen_y
    return Graphics.height - 120 unless SceneManager.scene_is?(Scene_Battle)
    return Graphics.height - 120 if SceneManager.scene.status_window.nil?
    return Graphics.height - (SceneManager.scene.status_window.height * 7/8)
  end
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # new method: screen_z
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def screen_z; return 100; end
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # new method: sprite
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def sprite
    index = $game_party.battle_members.index(self)
    return SceneManager.scene.spriteset.actor_sprites[index]
  end
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # new method: draw_mp?
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def draw_mp?
    return true unless draw_tp?
    for skill in skills
      next unless added_skill_types.include?(skill.stype_id)
      return true if skill.mp_cost > 0
    end
    return false
  end
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # new method: draw_tp?
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def draw_tp?
    return false unless $data_system.opt_display_tp
    for skill in skills
      next unless added_skill_types.include?(skill.stype_id)
      return true if skill.tp_cost > 0
    end
    return false
  end
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # alias method: input
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias game_actor_input_abe input
  def input
    if @actions.nil?
      make_actions
      @action_input_index = 0
    end
    if @actions[@action_input_index].nil?
      @actions[@action_input_index] = Game_Action.new(self)
    end
    return game_actor_input_abe
  end
  
end # Game_Actor

#==============================================================================
# ■ Game_Enemy
#==============================================================================

class Game_Enemy < Game_Battler
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # overwrite method: perform_damage_effect
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def perform_damage_effect
    @sprite_effect_type = :blink if YEA::BATTLE::BLINK_EFFECTS
    Sound.play_enemy_damage
  end
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # new methods: attack_animation_id
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def atk_animation_id1; return enemy.atk_animation_id1; end
  def atk_animation_id2; return enemy.atk_animation_id2; end
  
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # new method: sprite
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def sprite
    return SceneManager.scene.spriteset.enemy_sprites.reverse[self.index]
  end
  
end # Game_Enemy

But changing the z value doesn't seem to do anything, and I can't for the life of me find any numericals to go with the enemy animation flags.

[VX Ace] TP Rate

11/26/2013 08:43 AM

I fiddled around with it a while and it seems that the only difference was where I'd put the line. Moving it to the very bottom like you did seems to have fixed it, which was strange because defining the regeneration rate with max_tp because the custom max_tp was defined actually worked fine. Mind boggling, but it works now, so thank you a ton!

[VX Ace] TP Rate

11/26/2013 02:38 AM

Unfortunately I can confirm that does not work, even if it would very much seem to. A 10% TP gain effect on an attack is still always a flat 10 TP no matter what.

[VX Ace] TP Rate

11/25/2013 04:29 AM

You are my hero and I love you.

EDIT: Okay that worked great for regenerating TP, but not TP Gain percents. What would I need to do to get this to work?

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * [TP Gain] Effect
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def item_effect_gain_tp(user, item, effect)
    value = effect.value1.to_i
    @result.tp_damage -= value
    @result.success = true if value != 0
    self.tp += value
  end

[VX Ace] TP Rate

11/24/2013 06:46 PM

I think this might actually be the last problem remaining in the scripts I haven't personally touched, so I apologize for posting all these topics at once. I didn't like TP being always out of 100 so I downloaded and plugged in this script

#==============================================================================
# Action Point System v1.0 (16/02/2013)
#==============================================================================
# AUTHOR:
# esrann (sakari.rannikko@gmail.com)
#
# Feel free to adapt to your own needs. Give credit if you want.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# DESCRIPTION:
# This snippet allows you to set up a formula for calculating actor's
# maximum TP (default formula: Actor TP = Actor AGI divided by 2).
# Also the TP is set to 100% at battle start (unless Preserve TP is enabled).
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# USAGE:
# Can be used to create for example an Action Point System:
# - Set battle commands to reduce TP
# - When out of TP in battle, use item/skill to restore points.
#   (for example, set 'Wait' skill to restore TP)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# INSTALLATION:
# Install this script in the Materials section in your project's
# script editor.
#==============================================================================


#==============================================================================
# ++ Game_BattlerBase
#==============================================================================
class Game_BattlerBase
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # alias : max_tp | Calculate maximum TP using a formula
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias esrann_max_tp max_tp
  def max_tp
    esrann_max_tp # alias

    self.mmp / 2 # edit this formula
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # alias: tp_rate | Calculate TP percentage correctly
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias esrann_tp_rate tp_rate
  def tp_rate
    esrann_tp_rate # alias
    
    @tp.to_f / max_tp
  end

end # class Game_BattlerBase

#==============================================================================
# ++ Game_Battler
#==============================================================================
class Game_Battler < Game_BattlerBase
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # alias : init_tp | Set initial TP to maximum
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias esrann_init_tp init_tp
  def init_tp
    esrann_init_tp # alias
    
    self.tp = max_tp / 4
  end  
end # class Game_Battler

But the Calculate TP percentage correctly part just doesn't work. Even though my Max_TP is fine and I can set the Init_TP fine as well, I have no idea what I should be putting to make TP_Rate scale correctly. It doesn't matter whether my Actor has 500 or 50 max TP, he always regens 10 per turn with a TRG of 10%.

[VX Ace] Counters

11/24/2013 05:19 PM

EDIT: Never mind! It seems Tsukihime updated the script yesterday to fix this exact problem!

[VX Ace] Counters

11/24/2013 04:41 AM

VX Ace's default counter attacks both negate the damage dealt to the battler, and then don't let you choose a skill to counter with. This is a problem. I've tried the Victor Engine counter scripts, but they still negate all damage dealt to the countering battler, which doesn't help me. I've also tried Tsukihime's Battle Reaction script, which works, but has the awful problem of constantly messaging the player with "X reacts to Y!" even when the chance to react doesn't proc, meaning it's spamming them with reaction messages even when the Actor isn't reacting at all. Does anyone either know how to fix this problem with Tsukihime's script, or else know of a script that accomplishes this that I've missed? I've considered trying to chop out as many references to the notification itself in the bowels of the code but I'm leery of ruining it somehow.

[VX Ace] [Yanfly] Enemy Animations

11/24/2013 04:37 AM

I'm using glorious Yanfly's Battle Engine script because I love the way it has party portraits set up along the bottom of the battle screen and how the enemy attacks are animated on those portraits. I do have a problem however, in that the animated enemy attacks appear behind the portraits themselves, making them kind of difficult to see, and that I can't figure out how to get the portrait sprite itself to Flash as though it were a Target for the purposes of the animation used. I would enormously appreciate it if someone who knows jack squat about Ruby had some kind of modification in mind to accomplish this.

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