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Look further down on this page, everything is on post 11
what is this i dont even
Help, those posts come out blank whatever i do
Are you trying to post a script or something? If so I guess I could help, just PM me the stuff, and we'll see if I can't post it.
ok, I'll pm you the script and demo
Why not just quote one of the other thread starter posts and use that as your template instead?
Sorry, i don't understand, you mean something like I quote your post and put in the script?
QUOTE (breadlord @ Jun 7 2009, 07:04 AM) 
Sorry, i don't understand, you mean something like I quote your post and put in the script?
Something like that. Use a template that's been working for others. I recall trying to use the template provided in the sticky and it left me with blank posts.
The script still didn't send through, although don't worry, I used the link you managed to post, and I fixed everything. (Hopefully)
Here is the script:
The demos files in your thing were all fragmented, Breadlord, so I took the liberty to make a complete demo with all the files in one...
DEMO LINK
DEMO
Let's hope this works...
Here is the script:
[Show/Hide] TEH CODE
[Show/Hide] SCREENSHOTS
The demos files in your thing were all fragmented, Breadlord, so I took the liberty to make a complete demo with all the files in one...
DEMO LINK
DEMO
Let's hope this works...
Thanks, I'll edit my first post to say to look down here.
Yayz, I helped. 
Maybe for a future update you could include the option to mix from the menu?
Maybe for a future update you could include the option to mix from the menu?
Someone found a glicht in the script, this should fix it. The demo is not yet fixed.
QUOTE (Octople Threat @ Jun 7 2009, 06:17 PM)
Here is the script:
The demos files in your thing were all fragmented, Breadlord, so I took the liberty to make a complete demo with all the files in one...
DEMO LINK
DEMO
Let's hope this works...
[Show/Hide] TEH CODE
[Show/Hide] SCREENSHOTS
The demos files in your thing were all fragmented, Breadlord, so I took the liberty to make a complete demo with all the files in one...
DEMO LINK
DEMO
Let's hope this works...
I was going to go in and fix it, but when I pasted the fixed script everything after line 258 was in purple, and when I tried to load up the game it gave me a syntax error right there. I don't have the faintest idea of how to fix it, just thought I shoudl let you know.
Fixed, it was just the forum adding in email tags into the script.
I tried to update it but because of the clutter in my files I think I might have screwed it up, tell me if I did.
Why no replies?
QUOTE (breadlord @ Jun 11 2009, 08:48 AM)
Why no replies?
It's not that it's a bad script or anything. It does exactly what it's supposed to without any trouble. The reason people aren't replying is because it's one of about a half-dozen scripts that do the same thing and most of the have lots of options that they give to the player. Item synthesis scripts are pretty common, which is why I would suggest for your next script that you do something uncommon. Don't worry, just keep learning and making scripts and you'll do fine. Eventually you'll get as good as Yanfly or cmpsr2000, but you can't reach that level if you let every setback discourage you. Keep up the good work.
Hey, I don't think it's really common script. And I kinda like it. Thanks, Breadlord! =) I think it's good, cause it's really easy to use and configure. =) By the way, I found that it's not compatible with Particle Engine ^^;
Wich particle engine? Please post it so I can see if I can fix the compatibility issues.
QUOTE (breadlord @ Aug 14 2009, 01:02 AM)
Wich particle engine? Please post it so I can see if I can fix the compatibility issues.
Oh, it's not really neccessary, but thank you. =) And the problem is with Particle Engine in fact, not in yours. They just can't work together, cause I get error every time when I'm leaving mixing window(s), when the particle effect should be created. Anyway, it's not really important. =)
But if you want to check this, here's the script:
CODE
#===============================================================================
# † [VX] † Rei Particle Engine † †
# † This script lets you create particle effects in your game †
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# † XP version by arevulopapo on RMXP.org
# † VX version by reijubv [aruyasoft@comic.com]
# † RPGRevolution.com
# † Released on: 16/06/2009
# † Version: 1.0 (June 16th 2009)
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# > Changelog:
# V.1.0 (16-06-09) = Initial release
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Particles are integrated into "Spriteset_Map, so they can be displayed
# over/under an event.
# To automatically give particle effect to an event, just write :
# [rpee#]
# to the event's comment.
# Change # with a preset Id specified in Rei Module
# Effects are also can be called from "Script" command like this:
# $scene.effect(EVENT_ID, EFFECT, LOCK, X, Y, Z)
#
# Explanation :
#
# EVENT_ID - ID of the source the particles will flow from.
# -1, player. Otherwise, that event ID.
# EFFECT - Id of the effect to call. This can be set up in Rei module below.
# LOCK - alignment of the particles. 'stay' to align particles
# with event's map position, 'move' to align with event's screen
# position.
# For static events, like fireplaces, teleports, etc. 'stay' align
# ment is recommended.
# For moving events use 'move' mode.
# X, Y - number of pixels that will be added to the event's position
# to determine the starting point of particles.
# Z - base Z coordinate of the particles, it'll be automatically added
# or reduced based on particle's Y coordinate.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# To add your own particle effects, edit Rei module below...
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# VX version is far more easier to configure!! ^.^
# See the demo for examples.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Credits:
# arevulopapo for making this script in XP
# reijubv for porting this script to VX
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Installation:
# Put this script above main, setup in Rei module below
#==============================================================================
$imported = {} if $imported == nil
$imported["Rei_"+"ParticleEffect"] = true
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ** Rei Module
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
module Rei
module Particle_Effect
#-------------------------
# don't remove or modify below lines!
EFFECT = {}
PRESET = {}
# don't remove or modify above lines!
#--------------------------
PATH = "Pictures/" # Where you put the particle pictures inside
# Graphics folder
#-------------------------
# don't remove or modify below lines!
def self.update
# don't remove or modify above lines!
#--------------------------
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# To setup particle effects :
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# First setup the variables, then just place them like this
# EFFECT[id] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld]
# pic = Picture name of the particle
# acc = Acceleration of the particle in x and y coordinate
# acc determine how far the particles will go it's source
# grv = Gravity/weight of the particle in x and y coordinate
# acc will be reduced by grv at the end
# opa = Opacity of the particle, starting opacity and it's reduction
# bld = Blend type, 0 = normal, 1 = add, 2 = reduce
# hue = hue of the picture, from 0 to 360
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Effect 1 ( blue stars )
pic = 'star_blue'
acc = [1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10, 1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10]
grv = [0,0]
opa = [160,5+rand(15)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[1] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 2 ( red stars )
pic = 'star_red'
acc = [1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10, 1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10]
grv = [0,0]
opa = [160,5+rand(15)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[2] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 3 ( green stars )
pic = 'star_green'
acc = [1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10, 1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10]
grv = [0,0]
opa = [160,5+rand(15)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[3] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 4 ( yellow stars )
pic = 'star_yellow'
acc = [1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10, 1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10]
grv = [0,0]
opa = [160,5+rand(15)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[4] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 5 ( "smash" particle )
pic = 'smash'
acc = [1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10, 1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10]
grv = [0,0]
opa = [160,5+rand(15)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[5] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 6 ( fire 1 )
pic = 'particle_yellow'
acc = [(rand(7)-3)*0.2, 0]
grv = [0,0.15]
opa = [255,8+rand(5)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[6] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 7 ( fire 2 )
pic = 'particle_orange'
acc = [(rand(7)-3)*0.2, 0]
grv = [0,0.15]
opa = [255,8+rand(5)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[7] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 8 ( red sparks )
pic = 'particle_red'
acc = [0.5*(-25+rand(50))/10, -4]
grv = [0,-0.5]
opa = [255,20]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[8] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 9 ( smoke )
pic = 'smoke'
acc = [0.1*(-25+rand(50))/10, 0]
grv = [0,0.13]
opa = [128,3]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[9] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 10 ( "cells" particle )
pic = 'particle_red'
dx = 1.00*(-100 + rand(200))/100 # Just to make calculation easier
dy = 1.00*(-100 + rand(200))/100 # Just to make calculation easier
acc = [5*dx, 5*dy]
grv = [0.3*dx,0.3*dy]
opa = [255,10]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[10] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 11 ( skull )
pic = 'skull'
acc = [(rand(7)-3)*0.2, 0]
grv = [0,0.25]
opa = [255,10]
bld = 2
hue = 0
EFFECT[11] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Add more with similiar format as those above
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# To setup preset settings that can be used to automatically add effects
# to event
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Effect id, Lock type, X, Y , Z coordinate)
# Effect id is those EFFECT[id] above,
# Lock Type is either "stay" or "move"
# X , Y , Z is coordinate
PRESET[1] = [ 6, "stay", 0, 0, 0 ] # > Fireplace effect
PRESET[2] = [ 9, "stay", 0, 0, 0 ] # > Smoke for a fireplace effect
PRESET[3] = [ 11, "stay", 0, -24, 1 ]
# Add more with similiar format as those above
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Cache
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This module loads each of graphics, creates a Bitmap object, and retains it.
# To speed up load times and conserve memory, this module holds the created
# Bitmap object in the internal hash, allowing the program to return
# preexisting objects when the same bitmap is requested again.
#==============================================================================
module Cache
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Get Animation Graphic
# filename : Filename
# hue : Hue change value
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.particle_engine(filename, hue)
load_bitmap("Graphics/"+Rei::Particle_Effect::PATH, filename, hue)
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Game_Event
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class deals with events. It handles functions including event page
# switching via condition determinants, and running parallel process events.
# It's used within the Game_Map class.
#==============================================================================
class Game_Event < Game_Character
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Object Initialization
# map_id : map ID
# event : event (RPG::Event)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias reipegemint initialize unless method_defined?('reipegemint')
def initialize(map_id, event)
reipegemint(map_id, event)
@delay = 0
end
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * get particle effect preset
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def getparticleeffect
if !@list.nil?
for i in 0...@list.size - 1
next if @list[i].code != 108
if @list[i].parameters[0].include?("[rpee")
list = @list[i].parameters[0].scan(/\[rpee([0-9]+)\]/)
pe = $1.to_i
end
end
return pe
end
end
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * check if event has a specified comment
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def has_comment?(comment, return_comment = false )
if !@list.nil?
for i in 0...@list.size - 1
next if @list[i].code != 108
if @list[i].parameters[0].include?(comment)
return @list[i].parameters[0] if return_comment
return true
end
end
return '' if return_comment
return false
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Frame Update
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias reipegemupd update unless method_defined?('reipegemupd')
def update
reipegemupd
if self.has_comment?("[rpee")
if @delay >1
ef = Rei::Particle_Effect::PRESET[getparticleeffect][0]
lc = Rei::Particle_Effect::PRESET[getparticleeffect][1]
x = Rei::Particle_Effect::PRESET[getparticleeffect][2]
y = Rei::Particle_Effect::PRESET[getparticleeffect][3]
z = Rei::Particle_Effect::PRESET[getparticleeffect][4]
id = @event.id
$scene.eveffect(id, ef, lc, x, y, z)
@delay = 0
end
@delay +=1
end
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Scene_Map
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class performs the map screen processing.
#==============================================================================
class Scene_Map
def effect(event=1, effect=1, lock='stay', x=0, y=0 ,z=0)
@spriteset.add_effect(event, effect, lock, x, y, z)
end
def eveffect(event=1,effect=1, lock='stay', x=0, y=0 ,z=0)
@spriteset.add_eveffect(event, effect, lock, x, y, z)
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Spriteset_Map
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class brings together map screen sprites, tilemaps, etc. It's used
# within the Scene_Map class.
#==============================================================================
class Spriteset_Map
attr_reader :particles
alias particle_ssm_init initialize
alias particle_ssm_update update
alias particle_ssm_dispose dispose
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Object Initialization
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def initialize
@particles = []
particle_ssm_init
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Dispose
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def dispose
@particles.each{ |d| d.dispose }
particle_ssm_dispose
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Frame Update
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def update
Rei::Particle_Effect.update
@particles.each_with_index{ |p,i|
@particles[i].update
if p.opacity == 0
p.dispose
@particles.delete_at(i)
end
}
particle_ssm_update
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Get Character
# param : if -1, player. Otherwise, that event ID.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def get_character(param)
case param
when -1
object = $game_player
else
object = $game_map.events[param]
end
return object
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Add particle effect
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def add_effect(event=1, effect=1, lock='stay', x=0, y=0 ,z=0)
object = get_character(event)
add_particles(object, x, y, Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][0],
Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][1],Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][2],
Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][3],
lock,Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][4],z,
Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][5])
end
def add_eveffect(event=1, effect=1, lock='stay', x=0, y=0 ,z=0)
object = $game_map.events[event]
add_particles(object, x, y, Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][0],
Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][1],Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][2],
Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][3],
lock,Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][4],z,
Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][5])
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Add the particles
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def add_particles(object=$game_player, x=0, y=0, sprite='', acc=[0,0],
grav=[0,0], opacity=[255,0], lock='stay', blend=0 ,z=0,hue=0)
if lock=='stay'
@particles << Particle_Event.new(@viewport1, object, x, y, sprite, acc,
grav, opacity, blend,z,hue)
elsif lock=='move'
@particles << Particle_Screen.new(@viewport1, object, x, y, sprite, acc,
grav, opacity, blend,z,hue)
end
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Particle_Screen
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class is to handle particle effect that will stay on a non movable object.
#==============================================================================
class Particle_Screen < Sprite
def initialize(viewport=Viewport.new(0,0,800,600), object=$game_player, x=0,
y=0, sprite='', acc=[0,0], grav=[0,0], opacity=[255,3], blend=0,z=0,hue=0)
super(viewport)
self.bitmap = Cache.particle_engine(sprite,hue)
self.x = object.screen_x + x
self.y = object.screen_y - 16 + y
self.ox = self.bitmap.width/2
self.oy = self.bitmap.height/2
self.blend_type = blend
self.opacity = opacity[0]
@baseZ = z
@object = object
@origin = [self.x, self.y]
@acceleration = acc
@gravity = grav
@coords = [0.00, 0.00]
@opacity = opacity[1]
update
end
def update
@acceleration[0] -= @gravity[0] if @gravity[0] != 0
@acceleration[1] -= @gravity[1] if @gravity[1] != 0
@coords[0] += @acceleration[0]
@coords[1] += @acceleration[1]
self.opacity -= @opacity
self.x = @origin[0] + @coords[0]
self.y = @origin[1] + @coords[1]
if self.y > (@object.screen_y - 16)
self.z = @baseZ + @object.screen_z + 32
else
self.z = @baseZ + @object.screen_z - 32
end
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Particle_Event
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class is to handle particle effect that is placed on a movable object.
#==============================================================================
class Particle_Event < Sprite
def initialize(viewport=Viewport.new(0,0,800,600), object=$game_player, x=0,
y=0, sprite='', acc=[0,0], grav=[0,0], opacity=[255,3], blend=0,z=0,hue=0)
super(viewport)
self.bitmap = Cache.particle_engine(sprite,hue)
self.x = object.x*32 + 16 - $game_map.display_x / 2 + x
self.y = object.y*32 + 32 - $game_map.display_y / 2 + y
self.ox = self.bitmap.width/2
self.oy = self.bitmap.height/2
self.blend_type = blend
self.opacity = opacity[0]
@baseZ = z
@object = object
@origin = [object.x*32 + x + 16, object.y*32 + y + 32]
@acceleration = acc
@gravity = grav
@coords = [0.00, 0.00]
@opacity = opacity[1]
update
end
def update
@acceleration[0] -= @gravity[0] if @gravity[0] != 0
@acceleration[1] -= @gravity[1] if @gravity[1] != 0
@coords[0] += @acceleration[0]
@coords[1] += @acceleration[1]
self.opacity -= @opacity
self.x = @origin[0] + @coords[0] - $game_map.display_x / 8
self.y = @origin[1] + @coords[1] - $game_map.display_y / 8 - 16
if self.y > (@object.screen_y - 16)
self.z = @baseZ + @object.screen_z + 32
else
self.z = @baseZ + @object.screen_z - 32
end
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * END OF SCRIPT
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# † [VX] † Rei Particle Engine † †
# † This script lets you create particle effects in your game †
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# † XP version by arevulopapo on RMXP.org
# † VX version by reijubv [aruyasoft@comic.com]
# † RPGRevolution.com
# † Released on: 16/06/2009
# † Version: 1.0 (June 16th 2009)
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# > Changelog:
# V.1.0 (16-06-09) = Initial release
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Particles are integrated into "Spriteset_Map, so they can be displayed
# over/under an event.
# To automatically give particle effect to an event, just write :
# [rpee#]
# to the event's comment.
# Change # with a preset Id specified in Rei Module
# Effects are also can be called from "Script" command like this:
# $scene.effect(EVENT_ID, EFFECT, LOCK, X, Y, Z)
#
# Explanation :
#
# EVENT_ID - ID of the source the particles will flow from.
# -1, player. Otherwise, that event ID.
# EFFECT - Id of the effect to call. This can be set up in Rei module below.
# LOCK - alignment of the particles. 'stay' to align particles
# with event's map position, 'move' to align with event's screen
# position.
# For static events, like fireplaces, teleports, etc. 'stay' align
# ment is recommended.
# For moving events use 'move' mode.
# X, Y - number of pixels that will be added to the event's position
# to determine the starting point of particles.
# Z - base Z coordinate of the particles, it'll be automatically added
# or reduced based on particle's Y coordinate.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# To add your own particle effects, edit Rei module below...
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# VX version is far more easier to configure!! ^.^
# See the demo for examples.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Credits:
# arevulopapo for making this script in XP
# reijubv for porting this script to VX
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Installation:
# Put this script above main, setup in Rei module below
#==============================================================================
$imported = {} if $imported == nil
$imported["Rei_"+"ParticleEffect"] = true
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ** Rei Module
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
module Rei
module Particle_Effect
#-------------------------
# don't remove or modify below lines!
EFFECT = {}
PRESET = {}
# don't remove or modify above lines!
#--------------------------
PATH = "Pictures/" # Where you put the particle pictures inside
# Graphics folder
#-------------------------
# don't remove or modify below lines!
def self.update
# don't remove or modify above lines!
#--------------------------
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# To setup particle effects :
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# First setup the variables, then just place them like this
# EFFECT[id] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld]
# pic = Picture name of the particle
# acc = Acceleration of the particle in x and y coordinate
# acc determine how far the particles will go it's source
# grv = Gravity/weight of the particle in x and y coordinate
# acc will be reduced by grv at the end
# opa = Opacity of the particle, starting opacity and it's reduction
# bld = Blend type, 0 = normal, 1 = add, 2 = reduce
# hue = hue of the picture, from 0 to 360
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Effect 1 ( blue stars )
pic = 'star_blue'
acc = [1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10, 1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10]
grv = [0,0]
opa = [160,5+rand(15)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[1] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 2 ( red stars )
pic = 'star_red'
acc = [1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10, 1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10]
grv = [0,0]
opa = [160,5+rand(15)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[2] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 3 ( green stars )
pic = 'star_green'
acc = [1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10, 1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10]
grv = [0,0]
opa = [160,5+rand(15)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[3] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 4 ( yellow stars )
pic = 'star_yellow'
acc = [1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10, 1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10]
grv = [0,0]
opa = [160,5+rand(15)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[4] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 5 ( "smash" particle )
pic = 'smash'
acc = [1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10, 1.00*(-15+rand(30))/10]
grv = [0,0]
opa = [160,5+rand(15)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[5] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 6 ( fire 1 )
pic = 'particle_yellow'
acc = [(rand(7)-3)*0.2, 0]
grv = [0,0.15]
opa = [255,8+rand(5)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[6] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 7 ( fire 2 )
pic = 'particle_orange'
acc = [(rand(7)-3)*0.2, 0]
grv = [0,0.15]
opa = [255,8+rand(5)]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[7] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 8 ( red sparks )
pic = 'particle_red'
acc = [0.5*(-25+rand(50))/10, -4]
grv = [0,-0.5]
opa = [255,20]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[8] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 9 ( smoke )
pic = 'smoke'
acc = [0.1*(-25+rand(50))/10, 0]
grv = [0,0.13]
opa = [128,3]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[9] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 10 ( "cells" particle )
pic = 'particle_red'
dx = 1.00*(-100 + rand(200))/100 # Just to make calculation easier
dy = 1.00*(-100 + rand(200))/100 # Just to make calculation easier
acc = [5*dx, 5*dy]
grv = [0.3*dx,0.3*dy]
opa = [255,10]
bld = 1
hue = 0
EFFECT[10] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Effect 11 ( skull )
pic = 'skull'
acc = [(rand(7)-3)*0.2, 0]
grv = [0,0.25]
opa = [255,10]
bld = 2
hue = 0
EFFECT[11] = [pic,acc,grv,opa,bld,hue]
# Add more with similiar format as those above
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# To setup preset settings that can be used to automatically add effects
# to event
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Effect id, Lock type, X, Y , Z coordinate)
# Effect id is those EFFECT[id] above,
# Lock Type is either "stay" or "move"
# X , Y , Z is coordinate
PRESET[1] = [ 6, "stay", 0, 0, 0 ] # > Fireplace effect
PRESET[2] = [ 9, "stay", 0, 0, 0 ] # > Smoke for a fireplace effect
PRESET[3] = [ 11, "stay", 0, -24, 1 ]
# Add more with similiar format as those above
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Cache
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This module loads each of graphics, creates a Bitmap object, and retains it.
# To speed up load times and conserve memory, this module holds the created
# Bitmap object in the internal hash, allowing the program to return
# preexisting objects when the same bitmap is requested again.
#==============================================================================
module Cache
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Get Animation Graphic
# filename : Filename
# hue : Hue change value
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.particle_engine(filename, hue)
load_bitmap("Graphics/"+Rei::Particle_Effect::PATH, filename, hue)
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Game_Event
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class deals with events. It handles functions including event page
# switching via condition determinants, and running parallel process events.
# It's used within the Game_Map class.
#==============================================================================
class Game_Event < Game_Character
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Object Initialization
# map_id : map ID
# event : event (RPG::Event)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias reipegemint initialize unless method_defined?('reipegemint')
def initialize(map_id, event)
reipegemint(map_id, event)
@delay = 0
end
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * get particle effect preset
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def getparticleeffect
if !@list.nil?
for i in 0...@list.size - 1
next if @list[i].code != 108
if @list[i].parameters[0].include?("[rpee")
list = @list[i].parameters[0].scan(/\[rpee([0-9]+)\]/)
pe = $1.to_i
end
end
return pe
end
end
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * check if event has a specified comment
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def has_comment?(comment, return_comment = false )
if !@list.nil?
for i in 0...@list.size - 1
next if @list[i].code != 108
if @list[i].parameters[0].include?(comment)
return @list[i].parameters[0] if return_comment
return true
end
end
return '' if return_comment
return false
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Frame Update
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias reipegemupd update unless method_defined?('reipegemupd')
def update
reipegemupd
if self.has_comment?("[rpee")
if @delay >1
ef = Rei::Particle_Effect::PRESET[getparticleeffect][0]
lc = Rei::Particle_Effect::PRESET[getparticleeffect][1]
x = Rei::Particle_Effect::PRESET[getparticleeffect][2]
y = Rei::Particle_Effect::PRESET[getparticleeffect][3]
z = Rei::Particle_Effect::PRESET[getparticleeffect][4]
id = @event.id
$scene.eveffect(id, ef, lc, x, y, z)
@delay = 0
end
@delay +=1
end
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Scene_Map
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class performs the map screen processing.
#==============================================================================
class Scene_Map
def effect(event=1, effect=1, lock='stay', x=0, y=0 ,z=0)
@spriteset.add_effect(event, effect, lock, x, y, z)
end
def eveffect(event=1,effect=1, lock='stay', x=0, y=0 ,z=0)
@spriteset.add_eveffect(event, effect, lock, x, y, z)
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Spriteset_Map
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class brings together map screen sprites, tilemaps, etc. It's used
# within the Scene_Map class.
#==============================================================================
class Spriteset_Map
attr_reader :particles
alias particle_ssm_init initialize
alias particle_ssm_update update
alias particle_ssm_dispose dispose
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Object Initialization
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def initialize
@particles = []
particle_ssm_init
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Dispose
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def dispose
@particles.each{ |d| d.dispose }
particle_ssm_dispose
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Frame Update
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def update
Rei::Particle_Effect.update
@particles.each_with_index{ |p,i|
@particles[i].update
if p.opacity == 0
p.dispose
@particles.delete_at(i)
end
}
particle_ssm_update
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Get Character
# param : if -1, player. Otherwise, that event ID.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def get_character(param)
case param
when -1
object = $game_player
else
object = $game_map.events[param]
end
return object
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Add particle effect
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def add_effect(event=1, effect=1, lock='stay', x=0, y=0 ,z=0)
object = get_character(event)
add_particles(object, x, y, Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][0],
Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][1],Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][2],
Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][3],
lock,Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][4],z,
Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][5])
end
def add_eveffect(event=1, effect=1, lock='stay', x=0, y=0 ,z=0)
object = $game_map.events[event]
add_particles(object, x, y, Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][0],
Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][1],Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][2],
Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][3],
lock,Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][4],z,
Rei::Particle_Effect::EFFECT[effect][5])
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Add the particles
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def add_particles(object=$game_player, x=0, y=0, sprite='', acc=[0,0],
grav=[0,0], opacity=[255,0], lock='stay', blend=0 ,z=0,hue=0)
if lock=='stay'
@particles << Particle_Event.new(@viewport1, object, x, y, sprite, acc,
grav, opacity, blend,z,hue)
elsif lock=='move'
@particles << Particle_Screen.new(@viewport1, object, x, y, sprite, acc,
grav, opacity, blend,z,hue)
end
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Particle_Screen
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class is to handle particle effect that will stay on a non movable object.
#==============================================================================
class Particle_Screen < Sprite
def initialize(viewport=Viewport.new(0,0,800,600), object=$game_player, x=0,
y=0, sprite='', acc=[0,0], grav=[0,0], opacity=[255,3], blend=0,z=0,hue=0)
super(viewport)
self.bitmap = Cache.particle_engine(sprite,hue)
self.x = object.screen_x + x
self.y = object.screen_y - 16 + y
self.ox = self.bitmap.width/2
self.oy = self.bitmap.height/2
self.blend_type = blend
self.opacity = opacity[0]
@baseZ = z
@object = object
@origin = [self.x, self.y]
@acceleration = acc
@gravity = grav
@coords = [0.00, 0.00]
@opacity = opacity[1]
update
end
def update
@acceleration[0] -= @gravity[0] if @gravity[0] != 0
@acceleration[1] -= @gravity[1] if @gravity[1] != 0
@coords[0] += @acceleration[0]
@coords[1] += @acceleration[1]
self.opacity -= @opacity
self.x = @origin[0] + @coords[0]
self.y = @origin[1] + @coords[1]
if self.y > (@object.screen_y - 16)
self.z = @baseZ + @object.screen_z + 32
else
self.z = @baseZ + @object.screen_z - 32
end
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Particle_Event
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class is to handle particle effect that is placed on a movable object.
#==============================================================================
class Particle_Event < Sprite
def initialize(viewport=Viewport.new(0,0,800,600), object=$game_player, x=0,
y=0, sprite='', acc=[0,0], grav=[0,0], opacity=[255,3], blend=0,z=0,hue=0)
super(viewport)
self.bitmap = Cache.particle_engine(sprite,hue)
self.x = object.x*32 + 16 - $game_map.display_x / 2 + x
self.y = object.y*32 + 32 - $game_map.display_y / 2 + y
self.ox = self.bitmap.width/2
self.oy = self.bitmap.height/2
self.blend_type = blend
self.opacity = opacity[0]
@baseZ = z
@object = object
@origin = [object.x*32 + x + 16, object.y*32 + y + 32]
@acceleration = acc
@gravity = grav
@coords = [0.00, 0.00]
@opacity = opacity[1]
update
end
def update
@acceleration[0] -= @gravity[0] if @gravity[0] != 0
@acceleration[1] -= @gravity[1] if @gravity[1] != 0
@coords[0] += @acceleration[0]
@coords[1] += @acceleration[1]
self.opacity -= @opacity
self.x = @origin[0] + @coords[0] - $game_map.display_x / 8
self.y = @origin[1] + @coords[1] - $game_map.display_y / 8 - 16
if self.y > (@object.screen_y - 16)
self.z = @baseZ + @object.screen_z + 32
else
self.z = @baseZ + @object.screen_z - 32
end
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * END OF SCRIPT
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
To launch particle effect, for example: [rpee1] as a comment in event.
Oh, and by the way... Are you taking requests? =P I really love yours scripts, and I wanted to change a little this "mix items" script, but I've done a mess....I'm suck at scripting ^^; I just need to add some windows with texts to this script. If you could help, I'll be honored. ^_~
To fix the error put this
in the mix items script below were it says class Scene_Mix < Scene_Base.
And ask away, I will do it to the best of my ability, but just to say I wont be taking any requests for anything to complex beacause I'm working on something thats BIG.
CODE
def eveffect(id, ef, lc, x, y, z)
end
end
in the mix items script below were it says class Scene_Mix < Scene_Base.
And ask away, I will do it to the best of my ability, but just to say I wont be taking any requests for anything to complex beacause I'm working on something thats BIG.
QUOTE (breadlord @ Aug 15 2009, 08:15 AM)
To fix the error put this
in the mix items script below were it says class Scene_Mix < Scene_Base.
And ask away, I will do it to the best of my ability, but just to say I wont be taking any requests for anything to complex beacause I'm working on something thats BIG.
CODE
def eveffect(id, ef, lc, x, y, z)
end
end
in the mix items script below were it says class Scene_Mix < Scene_Base.
And ask away, I will do it to the best of my ability, but just to say I wont be taking any requests for anything to complex beacause I'm working on something thats BIG.
Okay, sure.
Thanks for help!
Just what I needed for my adventure game! Thanks breadlord
I just need a little fix. If the combination is impossible the character loses the items, but I don't want that to happen. How do I fix it?
Edit: Never mind, my mistake. Great script, you'll definitely be in the credits
I just need a little fix. If the combination is impossible the character loses the items, but I don't want that to happen. How do I fix it?
Edit: Never mind, my mistake. Great script, you'll definitely be in the credits
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