Hello everyone! This is my first post on the guild, so forgive me if I’m doing anything wrong, as I need to familiarize myself with this website after transitioning from the forums.
I’m using a script made by Sixth in my game (Which uses the Yanfly Engine), this script created the scope that allows one ally to be targeted except for the user, though note that, as I wrote on line 98, I did modify the script slightly to accommodate having 5 party members at once, as that’s how it is in my game.
Here’s the following script:
=begin
- Target One Ally (Not the User) Scope - What a silly title!
- Made by: Sixth
- Description
This script will let you make a new scope for your skills (kinda).
That scope will let the player target anyone from an ally except the user.
To make a skill use this scope, make sure to set it's database scope to
the "One Ally" type, and use this note-tag in it's note-box:
<one_ally_no_user>
This will setup the new scope for the skill. It will work in the menu outside
the battles too, but only on skills.
Due to how the user is set for the items in the item menu (the member with the
highest PHA stat will be the user every time you use an item), it wouldn't make
much sense to enable this new scope there (but if you still used the mentioned
note-tag on an item with the "One Ally" scope, it will function as expected
during battles, so the user will not be able to use the item on him/herself.
As a necessary fix, I also made enemies not target the last troop member every
time they use a skill with the "One Ally" scope. Instead, they will now target
random allies, but if the used skill got the <one_ally_no_user> note-tag, they
won't be able to target themselves with the skill.
This is tested without any custom battle scripts, so there is no guarantee that
it will work with those!
=end
class RPG::UsableItem < RPG::BaseItem
attr_accessor :one_no_user
def one_no_user
init_one_no_user if @one_no_user.nil?
return @one_no_user
end
def init_one_no_user
@one_no_user = @note =~ /<one_ally_no_user>/i ? true : false
end
end
class Game_Action
alias check_no_user1232 targets_for_friends
def item_target_candidates
trgs = check_no_user1232
trgs.delete(subject) if item.one_no_user && item.for_one?
return trgs
end
alias check_no_user1132 targets_for_friends
def targets_for_friends
if subject.is_a?(Game_Enemy) && item.scope == 7
ids = []
friends_unit.alive_members.each_with_index do |mem,i|
next if item.one_no_user && mem == subject
ids << $game_troop.members.index(mem)
end
@target_index = ids.sample
end
trgs = check_no_user1132
return trgs
end
end
class Game_BattlerBase
alias check_no_user7541 usable?
def usable?(item)
if item.is_a?(RPG::UsableItem) && item.one_no_user && friends_unit.alive_members.size <= 1
return false
end
check_no_user7541(item)
end
end
class Game_Actor < Game_Battler
alias check_no_user9265 item_test
def item_test(user, item)
return false if item.one_no_user && self == user
check_no_user9265(user, item)
end
end
class Window_BattleActor < Window_BattleStatus
#This part was modified to accommodate for the UI displaying 5 party members.
def draw_actor_name(actor, dx, dy, dw = 112)
if BattleManager.actor && BattleManager.actor.input.item.one_no_user &&
actor == BattleManager.actor
act_enable = false
else
act_enable = true
end
reset_font_settings
contents.font.size = YEA::BATTLE::BATTLESTATUS_NAME_FONT_SIZE
change_color(hp_color(actor),act_enable)
draw_text(dx+24, dy, dw-24, line_height, actor.name)
end
def current_item_enabled?
if BattleManager.actor && BattleManager.actor.input.item.one_no_user &&
$game_party.members[@index] == BattleManager.actor
return false
else
super
end
end
end
class Scene_Skill < Scene_ItemBase
alias check_no_user8826 use_item
def use_item
if item.one_no_user && user == $game_party.members[@actor_window.index]
return Sound.play_buzzer
end
check_no_user8826
end
end
class Scene_Battle < Scene_Base
alias check_no_user5413 on_actor_ok
def on_actor_ok
if BattleManager.actor.input.item.one_no_user &&
BattleManager.actor == $game_party.battle_members[@actor_window.index]
return Sound.play_buzzer
end
check_no_user5413
end
end
I understand that this script wasn’t made with outside scripts in mind, including Yanfly, but I realized that this script made the “One Ally (Dead)” scope practically useless, as it effectively functions as “One Ally”, except upon using the skill/item on someone alive, it does nothing.
Is it at all possible to fix this issue, so that “One Ally (Dead)” will not allow you to click on an ally that’s currently alive, like it is normally?
Hope I’m not asking for too much, thank you in advance!