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Ypsami

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About Ypsami

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  • Birthday 07/20/1992

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  1. Ohhhhh you got it to work I'm not really that great at scripting
  2. I installed all the scripts in a new game file to test them out and didn't get any error messages. I even changed some things around to purposely get the errors you mentioned, but it's not working. I'm guessing some of the scripts are colliding somehow....You should try to isolate each script in a new game file to see if they still error. Then try combining them (only using a combination of 2 of the scripts at a time, or maybe 3) and see if you get the same errors, then hopefully you'll find out what the problem is by process of elimination. I'll continue to mess around with the scripts to see if I can get them to error like yours did.
  3. Are you using the regular "Change Party Member" command or are you using the script command "$game_party.remove_actor_from_party(actor_id)"? Could you also tell me all the scripts you are using?
  4. I'm not sure about having the party changer assigned to a specific key, but, as Kiriashi stated, you can put it as an option in the menu. If you delete everything from the Scene_Menu slot, and paste this script in there instead, Party Change should show up as an option in the menu. I had to edit out the Steps box because everything wouldn't fit. V Download Kiriashi's Demo V
  5. To open up the party changer menu: 1. Make an event 2. Tab 3, all the way down at the bottom right there's a "Script..." command. Click it. 3. A window will pop up that allows you to enter text. Put this in: '$scene = Scene_Party_Change.new' then click ok. When you start the game and activate the event, the party window should come up. With the error from before...I found out that you don't have to manually remove people from the party to put them in the reserve list. If you just keep adding people to the party with the regular 'Change Party Member' command, if the party is full, the newest party member that you add will replace the oldest one (excluding the main actor) and the older one will automatically be added to the reserve list.
  6. I didn't even think of that. I haven't come across any kind of loading bar script or anything....this could lead to something new.
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