(08-30-2016, 03:35 AM)DerVVulfman Wrote: Hey, guys.  Dunno if anyone scripting noticed, but the 'follow player' feature in all the RPGMaker systems include a bit of randomness.   Make an event set to follow the player, and it randomly turns around or something.

Saying that as Ahzoh brought that up about Lycan.  Might be something to look into... an alternate 'movement' option.

For example, RMXP's routine that makes events move to the player looks like this:

Code:

def move_type_toward_player
 # Get difference in player coordinates
 sx = @x - $game_player.x
 sy = @y - $game_player.y
 # Get absolute value of difference
 abs_sx = sx > 0 ? sx : -sx
 abs_sy = sy > 0 ? sy : -sy
 # If separated by 20 or more tiles matching up horizontally and vertically
 if sx + sy >= 20
   # Random
   move_random
   return
 end
 # Branch by random numbers 0-5
 case rand(6)
 when 0..3  # Approach player
   move_toward_player
 when 4  # random
   move_random
 when 5  # 1 step forward
   move_forward
 end
end

 It includes a few mechanisms that make the event move randomly 18% of the time.  If you want to make the events to only go straight to the player (this means you, Ahzoh), you may want to add this to your code instead.  This removes all 'randomness' to any event moving to the player.

Code:

#==============================================================================
# ** Game_Character
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#  This class deals with characters. It's used as a superclass for the
#  Game_Player and Game_Event classes.
#==============================================================================

class Game_Character
 #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # * Move Type : Approach
 #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def move_type_toward_player
   move_toward_player
 end
end

(08-31-2016, 12:47 AM)Taylor Wrote: Yeah, I would say that's better. The animation feels a bit imbalanced - like the shift to the right should either be removed, or balanced with an equal bounce to the left - but it helps to make it clearer.

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(09-13-2016, 06:36 PM)DerVVulfman Wrote: Is it an entire map that drains health, or just certain tiles on the map that hurt?

(09-13-2016, 10:16 PM)Melana Wrote: I would do it with coordinates. Save the player postion X,Y in variables with a parallel process and then a second parallel process checks if the player is on an save position or not. If not he loses health.