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Follow Up Skills Eval Assistance

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  • Original title: Follow Up Skills Eval Assistance
  • Original author: MrPurpleDreadlocks
  • Original date: May 16, 2015
  • Source thread: https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/threads/follow-up-skills-eval-assistance.40071/
  • Source forum path: Game Development Engines > Ruby Game System (RGSS) Scripts > RGSSx Script Support

Summary

Hello lovely folks, I ran into a problem. Follow Up Skills: https://github.com/Archeia/YEARepo/blob/master/Gameplay/Follow-Up_Skills.rb I have 3 Skills.

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Hello lovely folks,

I ran into a problem.

Follow Up Skills: https://github.com/Archeia/YEARepo/blob/master/Gameplay/Follow-Up_Skills.rb

I have 3 Skills.

A Skill called Fire Jolt, a skill the player users to shoot a jolt of fire at an enemy.

A Skill called Master of Fire that makes it when you use Fire Jolt, you have a % chance of casting another skill Fire Ball instantly, at no cost.

 -- > This skill is made of three different skills with increase % chance of casting Fire Ball.

A Skill called Fire Ball that adds a state, "Burned" that causes damage to them for a certain amount of turns.

My issue is the knowledge of syntax for the <follow up eval>

What I want to do is have a check if an actor has learned the specific "strings" you are suppose to put in the evals.

I know in Skill Cost Manager, it's looking at the user, i.e. self.state?(n) however when I implement it it doesn't react.

I want to check through eval's if the user of the skill has learned  the skill id of Master of Fire series (408,409,410) <- skill ids

so it would look something like this:

<follow up eval>

self.skill_include?($data_skills[408])

</follow up eval>

<follow up 408>

I got this part to work with the correct formula above.

PART 2:

I got a new error: http://i.imgur.com/64uFrYD.png

It doesn't like it when it has multiple eval tags. Is there a way to avoid that?

here's what my skill tag looks like:

<follow up eval>self.skills.include?($data_skills[408]) </follow up eval><follow up 408: 7%><follow up eval>self.skills.include?($data_skills[409]) </follow up eval><follow up 409: 13%><follow up eval>self.skills.include?($data_skills[410]) </follow up eval><follow up 410: 20%> 
Any Ideas?

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