[Custom Feature Question] Editing movesets on wild pokemon event battles

NewAgeSteel said:

I was reading the essentials docs on editing event pokemon and it says you can edit their moveset but it doesn't say how.
it mentions a global switch to be able to edit things like if its shiny, which I understand. something like that is a simple on and off to make it shiny, but something like that cant apply to a moveset because each one is different and specific to that pokemon. Does anyone know how I would og about editing a moveset for an event pokemon battle?
it doesn't seem to be anywhere on editing pokemon either other than how to give movesets to party pokemon, but that doesn't apply here.
any help is appreciated thank you.

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Events.onWildPokemonCreate+=proc {|sender,e|
   pokemon=e[0]
  [B] if $game_switches[[COLOR="Red"]276[/COLOR]]  #change the number if you want.[/B]
     if isConst?(pokemon.species,PBSpecies,:CHARIZARD)
       pokemon.form=1
       pokemon.item=getConst(PBItems,:CHARIZARDITEX)
     elsif isConst?(pokemon.species,PBSpecies,:KYOGRE)
       pokemon.form=1
       pokemon.item=getConst(PBItems,:BLUEORB)
     elsif isConst?(pokemon.species,PBSpecies,:GROUDON)
       pokemon.form=1
       pokemon.item=getConst(PBItems,:REDORB)
     elsif isConst?(pokemon.species,PBSpecies,:LUCARIO)
       pokemon.item=getConst(PBItems,:LUCARIONITE)
     elsif isConst?(pokemon.species,PBSpecies,:RAYQUAZA)
       pokemon.level=70
       pokemon.form=1
       pokemon.pbLearnMove(:DRAGONASCENT)
       pokemon.pbLearnMove(:EXTREMESPEED)
       pokemon.pbLearnMove(:REST)
       pokemon.pbLearnMove(:FLY)
       pokemon.iv=[31,31,31,31,31,31]
       pokemon.calcStats
     end
   end
}

p.pbLearnMove(:VOLTTACKLE)
p.pbLearnMove(:HELPINGHAND)
p.pbLearnMove(:SWAGGER)
p.pbLearnMove(:PAINSPLIT)
p.calcStats

p=PokeBattle_Pokemon.new(:PICHU,30, $Trainer)
p.pbLearnMove(:VOLTTACKLE)
p.pbLearnMove(:HELPINGHAND)
p.pbLearnMove(:SWAGGER)
p.pbLearnMove(:PAINSPLIT)
p.calcStats
Kernel.pbAddPokemon(p)

[B][COLOR="Red"]This example gives to you a pokemon (Pichu). Is not a wild battle.[/COLOR][/B]

WolfPP said:

in 'PField_EncounterModifiers' add:

Code:

Events.onWildPokemonCreate+=proc {|sender,e|
   pokemon=e[0]
  [B] if $game_switches[[COLOR="Red"]276[/COLOR]]  #change the number if you want.[/B]
     if isConst?(pokemon.species,PBSpecies,:CHARIZARD)
       pokemon.form=1
       pokemon.item=getConst(PBItems,:CHARIZARDITEX)
     elsif isConst?(pokemon.species,PBSpecies,:KYOGRE)
       pokemon.form=1
       pokemon.item=getConst(PBItems,:BLUEORB)
     elsif isConst?(pokemon.species,PBSpecies,:GROUDON)
       pokemon.form=1
       pokemon.item=getConst(PBItems,:REDORB)
     elsif isConst?(pokemon.species,PBSpecies,:LUCARIO)
       pokemon.item=getConst(PBItems,:LUCARIONITE)
     elsif isConst?(pokemon.species,PBSpecies,:RAYQUAZA)
       pokemon.level=70
       pokemon.form=1
       pokemon.pbLearnMove(:DRAGONASCENT)
       pokemon.pbLearnMove(:EXTREMESPEED)
       pokemon.pbLearnMove(:REST)
       pokemon.pbLearnMove(:FLY)
       pokemon.iv=[31,31,31,31,31,31]
       pokemon.calcStats
     end
   end
}

See,
every event than i put switch 276, IF i will battle to charizard, he will be a MEGA X; IF i will battle to a KYOGRE or GROUDON, will be a PRIMAL (cuz 'pokemon.form=1');
IF i will battle to a RAYQUAZA, he will haves 4 moves AND IV 31.
put always 'pokemon.calcStats' in last line.

So if you want to create just a event inside to your game, make a script like this:

Code:

p.pbLearnMove(:VOLTTACKLE)
p.pbLearnMove(:HELPINGHAND)
p.pbLearnMove(:SWAGGER)
p.pbLearnMove(:PAINSPLIT)
p.calcStats

example:

Code:

p=PokeBattle_Pokemon.new(:PICHU,30, $Trainer)
p.pbLearnMove(:VOLTTACKLE)
p.pbLearnMove(:HELPINGHAND)
p.pbLearnMove(:SWAGGER)
p.pbLearnMove(:PAINSPLIT)
p.calcStats
Kernel.pbAddPokemon(p)

[B][COLOR="Red"]This example gives to you a pokemon (Pichu). Is not a wild battle.[/COLOR][/B]

just trade to a 'pbWildBattle'.

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NewAgeSteel said:

Works perfectly :) even works with double battles, which is what I needed it for, so even better! thanks!

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