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***DerVVulfman*** · 07-06-2011, 03:27 AM

BUMP!
to version 13.4

A double-whammy.

First, there is a new patch in the main page that is called the Window Depth Adjuster. This Lets you set the z-Depth of your battlesystem's windows as you see fit, whether you want them in front of the battlers (more likely) or behind them.

Second, a technical visual glitch was reported whereby any battler performing the 'guard/defend' pose and was attacked, they switch to the ready pose before being hit. If they survive, they return to their defend pose. The system was SUPPOSED to have them remain in the defend pose up to being hit. This has been fixed.

Both these nuances are thanks to Boomy of House Slashers / Creation Asylum / HBGames.

**neiljwd** · (This post was last modified: 07-26-2011, 10:46 PM by neiljwd.)

Hello
I have a PROBLEM! Please help me!

But 1st can I just say what a cool topic this is, having all the demos so people can try out different battle styles easily, is great for anyone new to the scene.
Plus all the scripts are arranged in the right order for you, no issues all good!

Except they're not! Argh! The horror!
Before I begin let me just apologise if you frequent other RMXP sites, i'm posting this everywhere as the problem has bottle necked my games development, my time, and my fun for 3 days now!

http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/10/3/2...Extras.zip from this thread
^
I downloaded that, after some messing around got all its stuff working in my game, EXCEPT Mimi's Battleback Changer
I really really like its features, ESPECIALLY the ability to fight on the map, not a battle back. MY BIG problem is that, if I have a fight
on the map when the fight exits I get this error:
[Image: 3rffg.png]

Whenever the game tries to return to the map. it breaks :(

Additionally if any fight starts without a default BB chosen thenit crahses, but I can event around that, but the above problem is KILLING me!
I've really searched around but can't find any help anywhere :(
BTW the demo above comes with a 'global version' of M'sBB. Somewhere in my searches I found a Mimi and Dalissa D/L of just mimi's battleback and music changer.
This had the BB as global and a game initiated version, tried that too to know effect :(

PLease help me.

The Code Just in case

Code:
#==============================================================================

# ** Mimi's Battleback Changer

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# by DerVVulfman

# version 2.5-a ( ($)Global value version)

# 12-02-2007

# Full SDK 2.3 Compatible (Does not need or require SDK 2.3)

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#

# INTRODUCTION:

#

# This system allows you to pre-set the battle background shown during battle.

# You can set up the system to display the background based on the terrain id

# or by a separate variable that can describe what kind of event your party is

# engaging.

#

# This script was designed similarly to 'Mimi's Battle Music" and is a simple

# supplement for a feature ignored by RMXP's designers.

#

# But, unlike RM2K's and 2K3's design, you can also use "EVENT" variable to

# change your backgrounds and not the terrains underfoot. With that, this

# script can be used in conjunction with RPG Advocate's 'RM2K Defined Areas'

# or Sephiroth Spawn's 'Encounter Control' script.

# IE: If a player enters a rectangle set up by one of these scripts, the value

# may change to:

# $bbg_event = 2

# Then if the player enters another rectangle, the value may be set to:

# $bbg_event = 3

#

# Also, the system has support for 'animated' battlebacks... discussed further

# down in its own section.

#

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#

# USAGE:

#

# This version uses global values used throughout the system. As such, it has

# two bonuses: An easier to find config system at the top of the script, and

# a slightly easier method to change the 'cries' in-game:

#

# This script uses two global values: $bbg_type and $bbg_event

#

# $bbg_type This value determines whether the backgound shown during combat

# will be based on the default systems, based on the terrain tags

# of your tileset, or based on the current events of your story.

#

# $bbg_event This value merely determines what background is used IF you're 

# scripting out your game to show the battle background based on

# the events your hero encounters.

# 

# 

# How to run:

#

# In an event... maybe an event like a monster (Action Button/Player Touch) or

# an automated event... you change the value of $bmg_type (and/or $bmg_event).

#

# By default $bbg_type is already set at 0, which tells it to play the default

# background normal. If you set $bbg_type = 1, then when the battle starts,

# the background will match the terrain (assuming you MADE it match).

#

# If you've changed $bbg_type = 2 AND changed $bbg_event = 1, then the first

# programmed event battle background will show instead of EITHER the terrain's

# background or the default battle background.

#

# And if you've set the $bbg_type to 3, then the battle background will be the

# actual field map... really. However, the routine that disposes of the battle

# background could not be easily aliased...

#

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#

# SETTING THE BACKGROUNDS:

#

# The configuration system is fairly simple. There are two hash arrays, one

# for the Event-Based BattleBackgrounds & the other for Terrain Based Battle

# Battlebacks. Both follow the same setup principle:

# 

# $bback_event = { index => filename, index=> filename, etc. ... }

#

# The index value in the hash is the value of the $bbg_event value called in

# the system. Fairly simple. 

#

# The same configuration layout applies to the Terrain-Themed array as well

# and uses the map's terrain tags as the index in its hash array.

#

# You may notice that in this script, the filenames don't have any .png exten-

# sion. They aren't needed. How nice... :)

#

# Just in case, the hash arrays have been declared as ($)Global hash arrays,

# so they can be re-entered through script events or whatnot. They are no

# longer static or constant lists and can be changed in-game.

#

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#

# ANIMATED BATTLEBACKS:

#

# This system has the ability to show an 'animated' background when in combat,

# typically referred to as an Animated Battleback. The Animated Battleback

# system was originally designed by RPG way back in '05, so this isn't exactly

# new.

#

# Animated battleback files should always end with two numbers, first is the

# total number of frames (ranging from 0 to 9) and the second is the current

# frame for this battleback (starting from 0 to the total number - 1), so if 

# you had 5 frames for some desert battleback, you'd name the files:

#

# * desert50

# * desert51

# * desert52

# * desert53

# * desert54

#

# That's all there is to it. The script will check the second number from the

# end of the filename (total frames). If it's a digit in range from 0 to 9

# (and there aren't any other digits :p), it'll update the battleback.

# 

# If the the battleback sequence is missing a file, it skips the load/display

# of that file to prevent a crash. While it may 'assume' that a battleback

# with two numbers at the end of the filename, it will not prevent the system

# from showing regular battlebacks so named. Nice, eh?

#

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#

# CAMERA ZOOM SYSTEMS:

#

# Whether it be the XRXS Camera Zoom or Cogwheel's Camera Drive system built

# into RTAB or CTB, the Animated Battleback and Map-For-Battleback options are

# non-functional and will cause errors.

#

# If you plan to use the ZOOM feature by either Cogwheel or XRXS, it is recom-

# mended to set the @camera_drive switch in the config section to false. It

# should mirror the @drive option in RTAB'S/CTB's ATB_Setup section (if used).

#

# Setting this switch to 'true' disables the battleback animation system and

# prevents it from crashing when regular battlebacks are called. However, 

# camera zoom systems cannot be used in tandem with the Map-For-Battleback

# option. To use Field Map Battlebacks, you just can't use Camera Zooms and

# have to keep it set to 'false'.

#

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#

# JUST IN CASE:

#

# By default, the system will show the default battle background without any

# problem. Also, if no TERRAIN_ID or BMG_EVENT value matches what you've set

# in the script, it will show the normally used image file.

#

# Finally, with a little assistance from Me™ and Mr.Mo, I was able to create

# an Error-Checking routine that 'ensures' that no error in this system will

# cause the system to crash.

#

# For example, if you enter into the list of backgrounds used in the system, a

# file that doesn't exist (either in the project or the RTP file), then this 

# script will use the default battle background instead. And if that's missing

# too, the battle background will be set to [none] to prevent errors.

#

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#

# COMPATABILITY:

#

# This system is compatible with most ANY battlesystem and the SDK 2.2. But,

# as there was a rewrite of the Spriteset_Battle's 'dispose' method, there 

# may be issues with other systems that alias or alter the dispose method.

#

# If that is the case, you can remove the entire 'Spriteset_Battle' class in

# this script and not use the 'Map-for-Battleback' routine, or post this sys-

# tem above the conflicting script, and let the other take effect.

#

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

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

# ** C O N F I G U R A T I O N S Y S T E M ** #

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

$bback_event = { 1 => "041-EvilCastle01" }

$bback_terrain = { 1 => "001-Grassland01",

2 => "006-Desert01",

3 => "005-Beach01",

4 => "007-Swamp01" }

$bbg_delay = 20 

# Switch required if using a Camera Zoom system

$camera_drive = false

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

# ** Game_System

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# This class handles data surrounding the system. Backround music, etc.

# is managed here as well. Refer to "$game_system" for the instance of 

# this class.

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

class Game_System

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

# * Public Instance Variables

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

attr_accessor :default_bg 

attr_accessor :mbc_bbe # Savable BBack Event Array

attr_accessor :mbc_bbt # Savable BBack Terrain Array

attr_accessor :mbc_bbgt # Savable BBack Type Global

attr_accessor :mbc_bbe # Savable BBack Event Global

attr_accessor :mbc_bbgd # Savable BBack Delay Global

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

# * Object Initialization

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

alias mmbbc_init initialize

def initialize

# Perform the original call

mmbbc_init

# Create the savable values

@mbc_bbe = {}

@mbc_bbt = {}

@mbc_bbgt = 0

@mbc_bbe = 0

@mbc_bbgd = 20

end 

end 

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

# ** Spriteset_Battle

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# This class brings together battle screen sprites. It's used within

# the Scene_Battle class.

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

class Spriteset_Battle

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

# * Object Initialization

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

alias bg_init initialize

def initialize

# Animation values

@bbg_frame = 0

@bbg_frame_num = 1

@bbg_frame_count = Graphics.frame_count 

# The original call

bg_init

# If the battleback is a map

if $bbg_type == 3

# Make the battleback sprite

@battleback_sprite = Tilemap.new(@viewport1)

# Obtain the current tileset

@battleback_sprite.tileset = RPG::Cache.tileset($game_map.tileset_name)

# Obtain the current autotiles

for i in 0..6

autotile_name = $game_map.autotile_names[i]

@battleback_sprite.autotiles[i] = RPG::Cache.autotile(autotile_name)

end

# Set the battleback based on the current map

@battleback_sprite.map_data = $game_map.data

@battleback_sprite.ox = $game_map.display_x / 4

@battleback_sprite.oy = $game_map.display_y / 4

# Frame update

update 

end

end

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

# * Dispose (Cannot alias. No SDK Spriteset_Battle dispose method)

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

def dispose

# If the battleback is a map...

if $bbg_type == 3

# If battleback tileset exists, dispose of it

if @battleback_sprite.tileset != nil

@battleback_sprite.tileset.dispose

end

# If battleback_autotiles exist, dispose of them

for i in 0..6

if @battleback_sprite.autotiles[i] != nil 

@battleback_sprite.autotiles[i].dispose

end

end

# Otherwise, if the battleback is a bitmap 

else

# NOTE: Since it is not created when calling a

# map battleback, this would have caused

# an undefined.bitmap error.

# If battleback bit map exists, dispose of it

if @battleback_sprite.bitmap != nil

@battleback_sprite.bitmap.dispose

end

end

# Dispose of battleback sprite

@battleback_sprite.dispose

# Dispose of enemy sprites and actor sprites

for sprite in @enemy_sprites + @actor_sprites

sprite.dispose

end

# Dispose of weather

@weather.dispose

# Dispose of picture sprites

for sprite in @picture_sprites

sprite.dispose

end

# Dispose of timer sprite

@timer_sprite.dispose

# Dispose of viewports

@viewport1.dispose

@viewport2.dispose

@viewport3.dispose

@viewport4.dispose

end

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

# * Frame Update

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

alias bg_update update

def update 

# Unless a camera_drive system is turned on

unless $camera_drive

# Unless using a Field Map background

unless $bbg_type == 3 

# If battleback file name is different from current one

if @battleback_name != $game_temp.battleback_name

@battleback_name = $game_temp.battleback_name

# Obtain Battleback animation frames (if any)

@bbg_frame_num = @battleback_name[@battleback_name.size-2].chr

@bbg_frame_num = (0..9).include?(@bbg_frame_num.to_i) ? @bbg_frame_num.to_i : 1 

if @battleback_sprite.bitmap != nil

@battleback_sprite.bitmap.dispose

end

@battleback_sprite.bitmap = RPG::Cache.battleback(@battleback_name)

@battleback_sprite.src_rect.set(0, 0, 640, 320)

end

end

end

# Original call

bg_update

# Unless a camera_drive system is turned on

unless $camera_drive 

# Unless using a Field Map background

unless $bbg_type == 3

# Perform animation

if @bbg_frame_num > @bbg_frame and Graphics.frame_count - @bbg_frame_count > $bbg_delay

@bbg_frame += 1

@bbg_frame %= @bbg_frame_num

@battleback_name[@battleback_name.size-1] = @bbg_frame.to_s

# Background skip switch

b_skip = false 

# Error checking. Makes sure that the current background is available.

# If it is missing, then the system will skip loading.

begin

@trd = RPG::Cache.battleback(@battleback_name)

rescue Errno::ENOENT

# Background file is invalid (don't use any)

b_skip = true

end 

# Only load if the Background Skip switch is false

@battleback_sprite.bitmap = RPG::Cache.battleback(@battleback_name) unless b_skip

@bbg_frame_count = Graphics.frame_count

end 

end

end

end 

end

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

# ** Scene_Save

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# This class performs save screen processing.

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

class Scene_Save < Scene_File

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

# * Write Save Data

# file : write file object (opened)

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

alias mmbbc_wsd write_save_data

def write_save_data(file)

# Store the globals

$game_system.mbc_bbe = $bback_event

$game_system.mbc_bbt = $bback_terrain

$game_system.mbc_bbgt = $bbg_type

$game_system.mbc_bbe = $bbg_event

$game_system.mbc_bbgd = $bbg_delay

$game_system.mbc_cam = $camera_drive

# Perform the original call

mmbbc_wsd(file)

end

end

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

# ** Scene_Load

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# This class performs load screen processing.

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

class Scene_Load < Scene_File

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

# * Read Save Data

# file : file object for reading (opened)

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

alias mmbbc_rsd read_save_data

def read_save_data(file)

#Perform the original call

mmbbc_rsd(file)

# ReStore the globals

$music_event = $game_system.mbc_bbe

$music_actor = $game_system.mbc_bba

$bbg_type = $game_system.mbc_bbgt

$bbg_event = $game_system.mbc_bbe

$bbg_delay = $game_system.mbc_bbgd

$camera_drive = $game_system.mbc_cam

end

end

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

# ** Scene_Battle

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# This class performs battle screen processing.

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

class Scene_Battle

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

# * Main Processing

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

alias bg_main main

def main

# Store the background just in case

@bbg = $game_map.battleback_name

# Branch based on what type of battle background condition we're using.

case $bbg_type

when 0 # Default (normal default settings)

$game_map.battleback_name = @bbg

when 1 # Terrain Tag based

ttag = $game_map.terrain_tag($game_player.x,$game_player.y)

$game_map.battleback_name = $bback_terrain[ttag] if $bback_terrain.include?(ttag)

when 2 # Entered ID based

$game_map.battleback_name = $bback_event[$bbg_event] if $bback_event.include?($bbg_event)

end

# Error checking. Makes sure that what is chosen is a valid battleback file.

# If not, then the system restores the default backgound file in it's place.

begin

@trd = RPG::Cache.battleback($game_map.battleback_name)

rescue Errno::ENOENT

# Background file is invalid (restore default)

$game_map.battleback_name = @bbg

end 

# Error checking. Makes sure that even the default background is available.

# If it is missing, then the system will set the battleback to >none<.

begin

@trd = RPG::Cache.battleback($game_map.battleback_name)

rescue Errno::ENOENT

# Background file is invalid (don't use any)

$game_map.battleback_name = ""

end 

# Now, perform the ORIGINAL battle call

bg_main

# And Return the original battleback to the default

$game_map.battleback_name = @bbg

end

end

Wow I've had that problem for 3 days And couldnt figure it.
So i totally judt deconstructed my game and it's scripts from the top down.

AND I FOUND MY PROBLEM!! Woohoo!!

Ticked off

Battle Report v 1.6 by Illustrationism Angry

That I'm a novice who spent AGES playing with M'sBB and it was just that Battle Report v 1.6 isn't compatible.
So if you put out updated versions of your EXCELLENT demos (and thank you again) please remove Battle Report!

BTW if you put Battle Report RIGHT at the bottom of your scripts, then the error message comes up as relating to Battle Report.
Jsut incase someone wants to 'solve' the problem rather just dumping Battle Report.

***DerVVulfman*** · 07-27-2011, 04:40 AM

Oookay. Found it.

Go to lines 266 to 277 (the if $bbg_type=3 to ... block) in Mimi's Battleback Changer.

Erase the following lines

Code:
if @battleback_sprite.tileset != nil

        @battleback_sprite.tileset.dispose

      end

      # If battleback_autotiles exist, dispose of them

      for i in 0..6

        if @battleback_sprite.autotiles[i] != nil  

          @battleback_sprite.autotiles[i].dispose

        end

      end

Which is already erased by Illustrationism's script when dealing with the map-for-battleback.

**DuskCrow** · 09-23-2011, 09:40 PM

It is possible to make the party menbers at the Right side and the enemies at Left????

***DerVVulfman*** · 09-24-2011, 03:39 AM

Sure. It's one of the first things I put into the system, the sideview mirror system as mentioned in the .pdf file as well as the introduction script:

Code:
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#  SIDEVIEW MIRROR:     This value switches  the positions  of both enemies and

#                       heroes to opposite ends of the screen.

#

#   Script : $sideview_mirror = [number]

#   number : a value indicating whether the hero & enemy positions are switched

#            0 = Default:  Enemies on the left, Heroes on the right

#            1 = Switched: Heroes on the left, Enemies on the right

#

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

**DuskCrow** · 10-11-2011, 06:48 PM

So... i have to change the "0" to "1" in which one..?

(Sprite System: The Sprite Battler Class.)

Quote: # --Obtain the Sideview switch
$game_system.sv_angle = $sideview_mirror
$game_system.sv_angle = 0 if $sideview_mirror == nil

or here
(Miscellaneous: Formations, Viewport and various Detection routines.)

Quote: # Additional values for the $global's save/load feature
attr_accessor :mnk_sm # sideview mirror
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Object Initialization
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias mnk_init initialize
def initialize
# Perform the original call
mnk_init
# Create the savable values
@mnk_sm = 0

??

**Crono** · 10-11-2011, 08:45 PM

Hello, love this script. Always been a fan of it. I did have one question though. >_> Im not entirely sure if this issue is dependent on the RTAB camera or the animated battlers script but seeing how I know DerVVulfman is pretty avid in both, I figured I'd ask in this topic.

I simply just want the actors size to be doubled in battle. I am using charactersets as battlers and would like for them to be bigger in battle. I messed around with the control perspective in RTAB and that used to work but now it is only working on normal enemies (I have all enemies to use default battlers) and not the actors. For the actors, the animated battlers script is in effect and I believe that is why it no longer works on the actors so I guess I would like a push in the right direction of where I would go to change the battler perspective. I looked in the script for something that might catch my eye, but nothing I change works. I may just not be changing the correct values.

All help would be appreciated, thank you guys very much!

***DerVVulfman*** · 10-12-2011, 03:32 AM

Animated Battlers does not have a zoom feature. Have you ever thought about using a paint program to double the size? You may try 150% instead... Don't make them TOO big. Winking

*shrugs*

I leave camera zoom features to others. I know one guy was working on a camera rotation system for AnimBat a while ago. Think 'Final Fantasy' games.

**Crono** · 10-12-2011, 07:55 PM

Ahh...yes. Increasing the battlers size worked liked a champ. Its been awhile since I messed with RMXP so this was a good little refresher haha. Thank you!

***DerVVulfman*** · 01-04-2012, 06:49 AM

BUMP
to version 13.7

This new version now includes Ccoa's Sprite Strips as viable battlers, something I intended to include and had difficulty figuring out how to include it. I took some time off until Yin put forth a request which re-kindled the desire... causing a sudden jolt of inspiration. I didn't expect the code to be as short as it was. The configuration script had to have a couple things added, but not much... and it was a pretty simple addition for her sprite strips too.

In the meantime, a minor glitch came up with a couple of Trickster's battlesystems, those using a Timer feature. That didn't take long to fix.

And I didn't realize I didn't have a 'casting' and 'skill ID based pose' animation for Trickster's systems. These too have been introduced.

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