Skill storage, I just have to get this out of the way YEY MY FIRST SCRIPT!! Options

[breadlord]

This script allows you to store an actors skills and replace an actors skills with those stored, you can store up to 5 sets of skills with this script by default, though you can easily store more by following the instructions in the script. All the instructions are in the script.

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CODE

#================================================================
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# Store skill system by Breadlord



#==============================================================================



# Use the following script calls to use the script :



# $game_actors[n].store_skills_?



# This script call stores the current skills of the actor with the id of 'n'



# the '?' should be replaced with a number from 1 to 5, this number specifies



# which slot the skills would be stored in.



#



# $game_actors[n].restore_skill_from_?



# Again the n refers to an actor id, this time the skills stored in slot will



# be stored in the actors skills. The ? again refers to a slot, 1 to 5.



#



# $game_actors[1].delete_skills



# This is pretty obvious, it takes the skills of the actor specified, and



# deletes all there skills.



#



# $game_actors[1].check_store_?



# What this script calll does is it checks the contents of a store and



# displays the ids of all the skills stored in that store.For this script



# call put 1 were you would put the actor id in the other script calls, the



# '?' refers to the store to check.



#



#==============================================================================



# If you want more storage slots copy and paste these segments:



# def store_skills_1



# @skill_store_1 = @skills



# end



#



# def restore_skill_from_1



# @skills = @skill_store_1



# end



#



# def check_store_1



# print @skill_store_1



# end



#



# And change all the numbers to the number slot it is, say if you got another



# slot then in total you would have 6 slots, so you would replace the 1s with 6s



# You also have to go to the module Breadlord_Storage and add a new thing saying



#'@skill_store_? = {}'



#==============================================================================



module Breadlord_Storage



@skill_store_1 = {}



@skill_store_2 = {}



@skill_store_3 = {}



@skill_store_4 = {}



@skill_store_5 = {}



end



class Game_Actor < Game_Battler



alias :breadlords_skill_storage_initialize :initialize



def initialize(actor_id)



breadlords_skill_storage_initialize(actor_id)



end



def delete_skills



@skills = {} # This sets th eactors skills to {}



end



def store_skills_1



@skill_store_1 = @skills # This sets skill_store_? to the actors skills



end



def store_skills_2



@skill_store_2 = @skills # This sets skill_store_? to the actors skills



end



def store_skills_3



@skill_store_3 = @skills # This sets skill_store_? to the actors skills



end



def store_skills_4



@skill_store_4 = @skills # This sets skill_store_? to the actors skills



end



def store_skills_5



@skill_store_5 = @skills # This sets skill_store_? to the actors skills



end



def restore_skill_from_1



@skills = @skill_store_1 # This sets the actors skills to the skills in skill_store_?



end



def restore_skill_from_2



@skills = @skill_store_2 # This sets the actors skills to the skills in skill_store_?



end



def restore_skill_from_3



@skills = @skill_store_3 # This sets the actors skills to the skills in skill_store_?



end



def restore_skill_from_4



@skills = @skill_store_4 # This sets the actors skills to the skills in skill_store_?



end



def restore_skill_from_5



@skills = @skill_store_5 # This sets the actors skills to the skills in skill_store_?



end



def check_store_1



print @skill_store_1 # This shows the value in skill_store_?



end



def check_store_2



print @skill_store_2 # This shows the value in skill_store_?



end



def check_store_3



print @skill_store_3 # This shows the value in skill_store_?



end



def check_store_4



print @skill_store_4 # This shows the value in skill_store_?



end



def check_store_5



print @skill_store_5 # This shows the value in skill_store_?



end



end



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# YEY THE END OF MY FIRST SCRIPT



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P.S MY FIRST SCRIPT

[TimmahX]

Kudos on your first script.

Could you possibly give a little more of an explanation though? Is it similar to the KCG_SkillCP system or something?

[breadlord]

Thanks for the kudos. And to say, this is not like the kgc cp system, this does not let you limit the skills the actor has. What this script does is that it can store the actors skills in the script, it can also change the actors skills to those in the script. This could be used by saying having the actors normal skills in th script aswell as a group of other skills. You could use this to have a transform skill that changes the actors skills to the other skills by using the script calls in the script, then you could have it so when the actor transforms back the actors skills are set to his normal skills (The ones previously stored in the script). The script calls are in the script.

[SuperMega]

Congrats on the first script! Maybe it's time for that personal house system

[Trek]

I'm gonna check this script out, but I think you should also include a demo of the script, so people and actually see what it does before they use the script in their game... But, that's just my opinion... Anyways, kudos on your first script.... I'll let you know what I think of it after I check it out... Peace...!

[Speed@]

Nice!

there should be an easier way to do this with variables in script insteadt of writing 20 lines more, ask someone...
Anyways I reestyled it a bit(Don't put it in codebox, put it in code and spoiler tag:

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CODE

#==============================================================================
# Store Skill System 1.0            
#==============================================================================
# Script By: Breadlord    
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Use the following script calls to use the script :
# $game_actors[n].store_skills_?
# This script call stores the current skills of the actor with the id of 'n'
# the '?' should be replaced with a number from 1 to 5, this number specifies
# which slot the skills would be stored in.
#
# $game_actors[n].restore_skill_from_?
# Again the n refers to an actor id, this time the skills stored in slot will
# be stored in the actors skills. The ? again refers to a slot, 1 to 5.
#
# $game_actors[1].delete_skills
# This is pretty obvious, it takes the skills of the actor specified, and
# deletes all there skills.
#
# $game_actors[1].check_store_?
# What this script calll does is it checks the contents of a store and
# displays the ids of all the skills stored in that store.For this script
# call put 1 were you would put the actor id in the other script calls, the
# '?' refers to the store to check.
#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# If you want more storage slots copy and paste these segments:
# def store_skills_1
# @skill_store_1 = @skills
# end
#
# def restore_skill_from_1
# @skills = @skill_store_1
# end
#
# def check_store_1
# print @skill_store_1
# end
#
# And change all the numbers to the number slot it is, say if you got another
# slot then in total you would have 6 slots, so you would replace the 1s with 6s
# You also have to go to the module Breadlord_Storage and add a new thing saying
#'@skill_store_? = {}'
#==============================================================================

#==============================================================================
# Breadlord_Storage
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This module makes the whole system.
#==============================================================================

   module Breadlord_Storage

    @skill_store_1 = {}
    @skill_store_2 = {}
    @skill_store_3 = {}
    @skill_store_4 = {}
    @skill_store_5 = {}
  end

  class Game_Actor < Game_Battler

    alias :breadlords_skill_storage_initialize :initialize
     def initialize(actor_id)
      breadlords_skill_storage_initialize(actor_id)
    end

     def delete_skills
     @skills = {} # This sets th eactors skills to {}
    end

    def store_skills_1
    @skill_store_1 = @skills # This sets skill_store_? to the actors skills
   end

    def store_skills_2
    @skill_store_2 = @skills # This sets skill_store_? to the actors skills
   end

    def store_skills_3
    @skill_store_3 = @skills # This sets skill_store_? to the actors skills
  end

    def store_skills_4
    @skill_store_4 = @skills # This sets skill_store_? to the actors skills
  end

    def store_skills_5
    @skill_store_5 = @skills # This sets skill_store_? to the actors skills
  end

    def restore_skill_from_1
    @skills = @skill_store_1 # This sets the actors skills to the skills in skill_store_?
  end

    def restore_skill_from_2
    @skills = @skill_store_2 # This sets the actors skills to the skills in skill_store_?
  end

    def restore_skill_from_3
    @skills = @skill_store_3 # This sets the actors skills to the skills in skill_store_?
  end

    def restore_skill_from_4
    @skills = @skill_store_4 # This sets the actors skills to the skills in skill_store_?
  end

    def restore_skill_from_5
    @skills = @skill_store_5 # This sets the actors skills to the skills in skill_store_?
  end

    def check_store_1
    print @skill_store_1 # This shows the value in skill_store_?
  end

    def check_store_2
    print @skill_store_2 # This shows the value in skill_store_?
  end

    def check_store_3
    print @skill_store_3 # This shows the value in skill_store_?
  end

    def check_store_4
    print @skill_store_4 # This shows the value in skill_store_?
  end

    def check_store_5
    print @skill_store_5 # This shows the value in skill_store_?
  end
end

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# YEY THE END OF MY FIRST SCRIPT
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[breadlord]

Thanks, and does anyone know how I could shortern the script (like speed said)

[TimmahX]

Thanks, and does anyone know how I could shortern the script (like speed said)

Well you put a lot of space between lines, maybe cut those out?

[Speed@]

Thanks, and does anyone know how I could shortern the script (like speed said)

Well you put a lot of space between lines, maybe cut those out?

Eh we are talking how he could shorten it, so that he doesn't define
@ skillset.1
@skillset.2
and so on,

but writes it like
@skillset = [1,2,3...]

Cause if you check my wersion there are all the spaces removed and reformatted.

[woratana]

Really nice idea!

By the way, do you have any screenshot? >_>" At least one might help.

[george30032]

Put a demo up.....