I want to remove the fight/run menu Options

[link491]

Alright, as many people may know, in rmvxa, there is a menu before the standard fight, items, guard, etc battle menu, this menu slivers the fight and the flee option. I am looking to remove this beginning menu, as it ruins the tab battle system I am using. Is there a script to do this? If not, how can undo it manually?

Thanks in advance
Link491

[Kaleb Daub]

Don't really understand what you are asking could you explain more. Like show screen shots or or post a link to this battle system you are using.

This post has been edited by mooshra: Jun 25 2012, 06:16 PM

[amerk]

What I believe he means is that you get a Fight/Flee command window initially, and if you elect Fight, then you get your Attack, Skill, Defend, Item commands.

If I'm understanding, he would prefer to skip the initial window of Fight/Flee and go straight to the second command window of Attack, Skill, etc. However, this would require scripting and perhaps window modification, as you would probably want to add the Flee command to the second window.

[Kaleb Daub]

I don't know of a script like that but you could maybe see if screwing with this script works it has many useful functions of altering the command list.
http://yanflychannel.wordpress.com/rmvxa/b...e-command-list/

This post has been edited by mooshra: Jun 27 2012, 05:00 AM

[Night_Runner]

If anyone is still interested, I've quickly made a script that will do what link 491 was after

CODE

class Scene_Battle
  # Alias Methods
  alias nr_SkipFlee_start_party_cmd_sel start_party_command_selection unless $@
  # Start Party Selection
  def start_party_command_selection(*args)
    # Run the original start_party_command_selection
    nr_SkipFlee_start_party_cmd_sel(*args)
    # Deactivate the party command window
    @party_command_window.deactivate
    # Run the fight selection code
    command_fight
  end
end

[Tsukihime]

lol I noticed you type "unless $@" in every alias call. Does it actually do anything?

[Night_Runner]

It's useful if you alias methods that aren't in the script editor (for example, the update method of the Window class), and the player hits F12 to do a soft reset.

If that set of actions happen, you can get a stack error issue (see the last chapter of Alias and You)
This link goes into more depth about how the 'unless $@' addresses the stack error.

[XerX]

Yanfly's Advanced Battle Script switches the windows around, all you have to do to flee is go back with the B(X) button.

[Tsukihime]

It's useful if you alias methods that aren't in the script editor (for example, the update method of the Window class), and the player hits F12 to do a soft reset.

If that set of actions happen, you can get a stack error issue (see the last chapter of Alias and You)
This link goes into more depth about how the 'unless $@' addresses the stack error.

Oh, that's interesting.
I've seen F12 crash reports all the time from various scripts and have experienced it myself but could never figure out what the issue was.

But it looks like it is only concerned with specific classes/modules (and from XP/VX, Ace shows some more classes, but hides away a bunch of new stuff)

The issue shouldn't occur with public methods defined in public classes like Scene_Battle?

This post has been edited by Tsukihime: Jul 3 2012, 08:07 AM

[link491]

Thanks soooooo much for the script, Night Runner. It works great. i will definitely credit you for it in my game.

[Night_Runner]

@> Tsukihime: That is correct, you only need to add the 'unless $@' when you're aliasing inside hidden classes, but once upon a time I decided to add it for completeness, and I kept forgetting to add it when I aliased hidden methods, so I just do it everywhere

@> link491: No worries, glad I could help!