GIAKS'S PROFILE

I will assume that you are using RPG Maker VX Ace, as VX and XP don't reset the level when changing classes. Rave basically has it right. You'll want to save the character's level to a variable, then subtract 1 from it(due to the fact that when changing classes the character will start back at level 1, and you probably don't want them to gain a level every time they switch classes). Then once the player has selected a new class, change the the character's level back to the variable saved at the beginning of the event.

The event will look something like this:

author=Rave
How to make it so "current" title screen would disappear after some time so user won't have to press space?

That is a very good question Rave! :) I'm glad you asked. This can be accomplished with 4 very simple script edits...

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We are going to start by going back into the Script Editor (F11).

On the left side, scroll down until you see Scene_Title.
We will be working entirely within this section of script.

On the right side, we need to find the * Start Processing section.

Just below that we will find "create_command_window" (it should be roughly line 17).
We need to add a Hash tag '#' in front of it, so the engine does not run that section of the script.

When you finish it should look green, like this: #create_command_window

Now go to the end of line 17 and press enter.
This should add a blank space at line 18. Here we are going to type 'command_new_game'. This tells the script to automatically run the new game command without any user input.

We are half way done, however before you can run it we still need to change up 2 lines of code.

Next find the * Termination Processing section.

In this section, just under the word: super
add the line: 800.times { Graphics.freeze }

This is basically how we get the "Splash Screen" to pause for a few seconds before continuing to the title. It seems that about every 200.times = 1 second. So 800.times = 4 seconds, 1200.times = 6 seconds...and so one. This will be how long your "Splash Screen" will display until moving on.
If you didn't want a splash screen you could leave this line out and set your title graphics to 'None' in the database.

To finish this off, on the right side find the * New Game Command section.
It should be down around line 105ish

Within this section find the line that says 'close_command_window'.
As we aren't running the command window, we can't close it. So put a Hash tag '#' in front of this line to make it appear as a comment so the engine won't run it as code.

It should turn green and end up looking like: #close_command_window

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...and that's it! Now you can run a Splash Screen(or not) to your map title menu without the need for any pesky user interaction. I hope this helped Rave. If I can ever assist, let me know. :)

That's pretty rockin' Fomar! I never thought about doing other colors for the same pokemon. Ratty here is the GIMP image for my pokemon, idk if it will help change colors or with editing or anything...still you may find it useful...maybe not tho.

GIMP layered image for Vulkanylos: http://rpgmaker.net/users/giaks/locker/RMN_pokemon_Vulkanylos.xcf

The script utilizes RPG Maker XP's Window_Base z coordinate. Under Window_Base - line 23 - self.z = 100...change 100 to say....499.

The credit for that tent goes to PandaMaru. I got the graphic from the July 2013 ReStaff. I think deep down inside everyone is just a little bit scared of clowns at the circus. :)