If possible I'd like to leave the TP system untouched mechanically, though obviously the guage would be altered in the menu and battle screens.Ĭould anyone point me in the direction of any plugins that have this type of function? Or toward some Javascript tutorials that'll let me make it myself? If possible I'd like something that plays nice with Yanfly's plugins, since I intend to use their CTB and spell AoE plugins as well. This does differ a bit though, in that I'd like to have each spell cost a different amount of MP rather than every spell costing exactly 1 MP like the spell level systems I described before. The system I'm looking to implement is meant to divide spells into one of six elements rather than categorize them by strength, but the premise is still the same: each actor has a pool of Fire MP, Water MP, and so on, and casting a spell of a certain element only consumes the MP of that element's mana pool. Using up all his 1st level MP doesn't affect how many Ice spells he can cast, nor does using up all his 2nd level MP keep him from casting either of his 1st level spells.
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I’ve have it pulling in Yanfly’s ATB bar but can’t figure out how to get it to change for Charging. He essentially has one pool of 4 MP he can use to cast either Fire or Lightning, and one pool of 2 MP from which he can cast Ice. 11 thoughts on Battle Status Customizer MV Plugin Matthew R September 29. Fire and Lightning are 1st level spells while Ice is 2nd level, and your BM can cast up to 4 1st level spells and 2 2nd level spells. For example, say you have a Black Mage with Fire, Lightning, and Ice spells. For those unfamiliar with what I mean, magic is divided into certain levels of spells, and you can cast a certain number of that particular level per day. The closest equivalent to what I'm looking to do would be the way D&D handles magic as well as Final Fantasy 1 and 3 (at least the original NES/Famicom versions). What I'm looking to do is have each character with multiple pools of MP, each devoted to a different type of magic. These are called Action Sequences, where each command in the action sequence causes the game to perform a distinct individual action. I was hoping to revive an old project of mine now that I've got MV to work with, and hit a bit of a dead-end finding the plugins required for one of the core gameplay changes I'm looking to implement. Battle Engine Core includes Yanfly Engine Melody’s Battle Engine system, where each individual aspect of the skill and item effects can be controlled to a degree.
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