Brandon Perkins

(FIXED) After playing around with it for some time, I've solved my own problem. The script identifies the player's character with: $game_actors[x] The x represents the number of the character/actor in the database. I.e. 001, 002, 003, etc. The script identifies party order as: $game_party.actors[x] Party leader is the character in the top position. Top position is numbered as 0, not 1. So, $game_party.actors[0] refers to the character in the top position. Use a Conditional Branch by going into the fourth tab, click Script at the bottom and copy and paste the following: $game_actors[x] == $game_party.actors[0] Of course, replace x with the character's database ID. This will check if that specific character is in the top position. If they are, the game will carry out whatever commands you put under it. Leave Else blank. You will have to make multiple Conditional Branches for each character you want to include.

I'm using a script called, "Easy Party Switcher" made by an individual named Blizzard. The script allows the player to switch out party members and change the party leader. I.e., the actor graphic changes to represent the character in the top position in the party order. The only problem is that I can't seem to figure out how to have dialog reflect who is graphically represented. There are numerous fixes for VX Ace, but nothing for XP. I use "Show Picture" and "Erase Picture" to display the characters when they talk. Which makes it look like this: And here's an image of the problem: Notice that neither the picture nor dialogue change to correctly represent the player's character. There are six characters in total. Perhaps if there was some way to assign the different characters to Switches or Variables. Copy/paste of the "Easy Party Switcher" script in the spoiler below: