venom12

Sorry i have no idea :/

...you make events.

Nono i've come over that problem :P
I use this

if $Trainer && $Trainer.pokedex

Gets rid of the error :P

Yeah, easier than creating a whole new scene for it :P

Hmmm. OK. I'll let you test it once I get in the Pokemon Center and the PokeMart. That should be in the next week or two.

Veery close, although you've made a small error, right here (bolded) :

for i in 0...$Trainer.party.length
@sprites["pokemon1"]=AnimatedSprite.create(sprintf("Graphics/Icons/icon%03d",$Trainer.party[0].species),2,10)
@sprites["pokemon1"].x=340
@sprites["pokemon1"].y=400
@sprites["pokemon1"].z=99999
@sprites["pokemon1"].start
@sprites["pokemon1"].visible=true
end

The thing is that you need to change [0] to otherwise "for in 0..$Trainer.party.length" does absolutely nothing. You should also change "pokemon1" to "pokemon" but it's completely up to you. The reason I suggested that is because the lines you showed me should work right to detect all 6 (Or, however many Pokemon) there are in the party.

like this for i in 0...$Trainer.party.length
and then other lines?

Heh I've been busy too. Ohh and the secret feature was revealed a little while ago, it was the Underground. You can just use $Trainer.party[index].species to display it. Ofcourse replace index with a number from 0 to 5. Although I use pbDisplayPartyIcon(index) because that's something I added to the scripts, but $Trainer.party[index].species works. (That was what I previously used)

Try using looking at some of the methods for displaying the actual Pokemon (Not the icon, but the actual Pokemon's Sprite) in PokeBattle_ActualScene and you should find something. I'm a little busy now but I'll be free later in the day incase you still need some help.

Hi I thought you said this was easy...?

It's an attr:accesory or something like that. There must be a class related to the Pokemon itself, you know, were you see every pokemon term, like: hp, atk, happiness, speed, etc... I did it on my game: a happiness checker which tells how the relationship is. About the HP, you should put:

if pokemon.hp<50(or anything, it could be a variable too) (play "cry%3.wav",100,60) (which could mean the pokemon's cry will low its pitch to 60 and the volume will be 100, for example).

Again, i'm not being too much of a good help beacuse i have not installed RMXP on this computer.

Hey, thanks a lot man! Thats a huge help! :)

Ok, well i haven't tested this, but to just display a number, you do @pokemon.hp which should in theory return the current hp of @pokemon

Define @pokemon before you call @pokemon.hp by doing this:

@pokemon=$Trainer.party[0]

With the [0] being the first pokemon in the party going all the way up to 5 but not higher.

So overall the whole little section should look like this

@pokemon=$Trainer.party[0]
@pokemon.hp

And to check the hp for testing purposes, put this below @pokemon.hp

print @pokemon.hp

Hope that helped :)

i haven't on pc. i'll send tomorrow

Thank you too =]

Yes, I have msn but I don't give it to anyone.
About the types.png... you should see any method related to it. I have no RMXP installed on this computer, so I can't tell you exactly. But that method must work anywhere else, you just have to know how to put it. If you search for "types.png" by pressing Ctrl+Shift+F, you shoould find anything related to the actual implementation on those lines.

That makes practically no sense. What "other script" do you want to use ballused in?

i tried to install the game but when it was installinf some error appeared no matter how much i tried the error wpuld aperar please look into this matter

please reply back

Sorry, I was away, and forgot about this :(
You'll probably want to put it in the class which handles the command window within PokeBattle_ActualScene; I think it's near the top.

Nono, AWorks. I was just wondering where the input module is for the starterkit.