Evolution method script check

[Boeing747]

I think I wrote this wrong, since it doesn't work:

   when 27 # LevelRain
      return poke if pokemon.level>=level && pokemon.gender==1 && @weather==PBWeather::RAINDANCE
    when 28 # LevelSun
return poke if pokemon.level>=level && pokemon.gender==1 && @weather==PBWeather::SUNNYDAY
    when 29 # LevelSand
return poke if pokemon.level>=level && pokemon.gender==1 && @weather==PBWeather::SANDSTORM
    when 30 # LevelStorm
return poke if pokemon.level>=level && pokemon.gender==1 && @weather==PBWeather::LIGHTNING
    when 31 # LevelFog
return poke if pokemon.level>=level && pokemon.gender==1 && @weather==PBWeather::FOG
    when 32 # LevelTornado
      return poke if pokemon.level>=level && pokemon.gender==1 && @weather==PBWeather::TORNADO
    when 33 # LevelHail
      return poke if pokemon.level>=level && pokemon.gender==1 && @weather==PBWeather::HAIL

I want a Pokemon to evolve by level during a certain battle weather condition, but only if it's female. I tested this in the game and it failed to work. (I'd already changed the evoparams and all that.)

 

[dexter1o6]

At first, the code looks right. But...

You are using @weather to refer to the weather. But the weather isn't initialised in this part of the code (attr_accessor(:weather) is missing...). Maybe, PokeBattle_Battle.weather or something would work? I'm not very good with the details, I usually just try things out. But I think you'll have to look in that direction. Initialising it in PokemonEvolution may also work, but could be more complicated.

 

[mej71]

Try using $game_screen.weather_type==1 instead. 1 and 2 correspond to rain ( I don't know why there are two, probably one for lightning and one for the rain. Idk). 3 corresponds to Hail, 4 is sandstorm, 5 is sunny day.

 

[Maruno]

Try using $game_screen.weather_type==1 instead. 1 and 2 correspond to rain ( I don't know why there are two, probably one for lightning and one for the rain. Idk). 3 corresponds to Hail, 4 is sandstorm, 5 is sunny day.

This. You could also have looked at the wiki to find an example of (nearly) exactly what you were doing.

Note that PBWeather::SUNNYDAY and similar are terms for in-battle weather only, not overworld weather. The two are separate and have different number IDs. You should use numbers and use the overworld weather, because in-battle weather doesn't exist when evolution happens - evolution only happens after the battle finishes. So basically, what you want is impossible unless you do some significant coding (which isn't worth it, really).

 

[Boeing747]

This. You could also have looked at the wiki to find an example of (nearly) exactly what you were doing.

Note that PBWeather::SUNNYDAY and similar are terms for in-battle weather only, not overworld weather. The two are separate and have different number IDs. You should use numbers and use the overworld weather, because in-battle weather doesn't exist when evolution happens - evolution only happens after the battle finishes. So basically, what you want is impossible unless you do some significant coding (which isn't worth it, really).

That explains a lot. Thanks.