Assistance With An Event, Choicebox "Option-Removal" Options

[Zenu_The_Druid]

Hey all, I'm going to be as thorough as I can be with explaining this. I tried eventing this, and for whatever reason, I did it in the messiest, most confusing way imaginable. (Leaving me with like 17 pages of events that ended up not working anyhow)

Basically, what I want is someone to offer you three choices.



This, obviously, is quite simple. But this is where my mind just left. Each choice is a "task," basically. When you accept Choice 1, you can't accept any of the other one's until you finish that Task.



Once you do finish the one you originally chose (I chose #1 in the example pictures), he congratulates you, and throws the remaining two choices that you haven't selected in the Choicebox.

[Show/Hide] Quick Example

Now had I chose Choice #2, for example, he would congratulate you for completing Choice #2, and offer Choice #1 and Choice #3 up to select.

Then, when you complete a second task, whichever one it may be, the final choice that you hadn't selected appears when you talk to him.



And, finally, when you complete all three, he offers a simple message like...



Could anyone find a way to Event this? Like I said, I just can't figure it out, and I strongly doubt this would require a script. Thanks in advance.

This post has been edited by Zenu_The_Druid: Jun 16 2010, 02:16 PM

[TNinja]

Well, it's quite possible without a script.

You would just make a very good use of Conditional Branch and switches/variables.


I'll see how it's done.

[Zenu_The_Druid]

That was way faster than I expected to get a response. Anyway, yeah, it was going good, but eventually it just got overwhelming and figured that someone else may know an easier way to reach this effect.

This post has been edited by Zenu_The_Druid: Jun 16 2010, 02:29 PM

[TNinja]

Hm, this were rather confusing, aye. My eyes are having trouble to figure out what I actually did to the events I just worked on. :|

[Lyran]

I was doing something similar to that, but it was rather a Job/Task, and when I wanted to start another "job", the player would quit the first one in order to being with the new one... In fact, I think my idea works(and I was planning on putting it as a tutorial), but what you are asking is different... Removing choices?... I think its quite complex. Or at least, very large with the Conditional Branches.

Hm.....
I have a vague idea of what could be used... However its anything but simple. And so, useless in most of the cases.

Well, I'll check a little if I find anything to help you with it.

[DespairReigns]

This is actually fairly easy to do with branches. If you give me a little bit, I could make an event and put everything needed in it and take a screenshot or demo... but this is very possible.

Suggestion: It consists of branches and self switches A, B, and C... and it doesn't have to have multiple pages either.
EDIT: Okay, so it's a little more complicated than I thought, but it's possible. It'll be easier if you set aside a variable for this kind of thing.

This post has been edited by DespairReigns: Jun 16 2010, 05:54 PM

[Zenu_The_Druid]

Haha, I personally gave up on trying to do the event myself. If no one else can figure it out, then it's not a big deal. I can find a way around using this method if I must.

[Kread-EX]

Is this what you want ?
http://www.mediafire.com/?jznxwzztymr