(11-17-2016, 08:12 PM)kyonides Wrote: Well, for some reason I preferred to assign a different button to each information window, but you still can configure that in the module. Thus you can setup the buttons to be the same making it easier to remember which one opens those windows. You may be wandering why I didn't make the button open both windows at the same time, well, I forgot to mention that once you open any of the information windows you can cycle between all the available skills by pressing up or down arrows on your keyboard. Because of this I couldn't let it update both windows simultaneously...

Nope, I do think it's unnecessary complicated to change it to a weight oriented mechanism mainly because I still think they're intangible unlike common stuff like potions or armors. I know for sure that people will pick the strongest spells or techniques at once, and that was one of the purposes why my script was created. I didn't want to keep useless skills forever like in Final Fantasy 1 through 6. Still, you want to change the number of skills a hero can keep at the same time by increasing it once he or she reaches a certain level. Well, that's why you can do so via a script call. Obviously that wouldn't be automatically as you may have expected, but I'll see if I'm able to add that feature somehow. I guess I could modify the level up method and make a new Constant you could configure to define how many skills an actor can keep once they reach specific levels, levels you could also pick at will.

Edit:

I updated both versions a while ago so both of them should now include "the increase of maximum number of skills by leveling up" feature for sure. I hope you all like it.

(11-18-2016, 10:17 PM)kyonides Wrote: Where it says skill_limit, make sure to edit that line so it ends up saying self.skill_limit. I was just too lazy to upload a new demo even if I've found the bug about a day ago.

Edit:

I uploaded new demos that already include the small fix so people won't have to go through the same situation as you did.

(11-18-2016, 11:14 PM)kyonides Wrote: Thanks for the reports, Noctis. Due to the nature of such bugs I've uploaded a new version, namely 1.2.10, where you won't find such nuisance ever again. I hope there won't be a need to post more of your reports because I do think the script should be working fine now. Are there any other ideas you might want to share? (Especially not skill weight related if possible... I don't want to get more headaches! XD)

(11-19-2016, 12:50 AM)kyonides Wrote: About number 1:
Well, the menu should only appear if your hero has reached its maximum number of skills already. Otherwise it shouldn't worry you at all.

Number 2:
Like 9999999 ? Why would you do that anyway? If so you wouldn't need this script at all.

Number 3:
I'll check that later on. It's too soon to see why it's not finding the right skill ID at that specific point as expected.

Number 4:
Does it happen to any skill? Or it only takes place with any specific skills? I'm just asking in case there were more than a single root cause for that nasty bug.

Honestly I haven't been in such situations so far, that's why I'm surprised about them. Even so I guess it's time to review the whole script and see whether or not there is a need to make serious changes for good. (I just hope that won't be the case...)

(11-19-2016, 02:36 AM)kyonides Wrote: Already Uploaded Version 1.2.11 of KSkillMax XP!

(As a common TXT file this time...)

Number 2:
Well, you as the developer can change it via script call, but not the player. In case you still want the player to increase it by some unusual mean, then you can make an event and let it pick the upgrade via a choice window.

Number 4:
I wish I could say I see what you mean, but so far I haven't found it. Perhaps I haven't made enough changes to see if that ever happens. Time will tell I guess.