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[Custom Feature Question] Different colored evolution depending on type

Diego Mertens

Diego Mertens

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    I... I was trying to do this, I know where the colours are modified, but it just use the first colour defined ignoring the type...
    I tried to do something like this:
    https://pastebin.com/raw/tbTjcHMt
    (I use EBS, and this is the part for the evolved form)
    I don't understand why the code don't check the type before changing the colour...
     

    Emell

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    Isn't the "poke2" string referring to the evolved Pokemon sprite? You want to change the tone of the Pokemon sprite?

    Also, if you want to confirm if it actually does consider it or not (outside of it not visually changing), you could set a variable based on which the conditional branch decides it is. Then check afterwards, since that variable should remain untouched by everything else.

    Hard to tell much else with seeing more information

    EDIT; Also, looking at it some more, Tone is defined for the "poke" and "poke2" sprites all over the place during the animation. I could imagine it getting reset to something else basically immediate at a regular interval
     
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    WolfPP

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    • Diego Mertens said:
    I... I was trying to do this, I know where the colours are modified, but it just use the first colour defined ignoring the type...
    I tried to do something like this:
    https://pastebin.com/raw/tbTjcHMt
    (I use EBS, and this is the part for the evolved form)
    I don't understand why the code don't check the type before changing the colour...
    Click to expand...

    To evolution methods, you should put in 'Pokemon_Forms'. See how works Arceus and edit to your pokemon:
    Spoiler:


    Also, you need to do to evolution too:
    Rockruff/Lycanroc example:
    Spoiler:


    Pay attention with this
    Code: 
    MultipleForms.copy(:ROCKRUFF,:LYCANROC)
    . You need to put pre-evo and evolution form to copy.
     
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    Diego Mertens

    Diego Mertens

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    WolfPP said:
    To evolution methods, you should put in 'Pokemon_Forms'. See how works Arceus and edit to your pokemon:
    Spoiler:


    Also, you need to do to evolution too:
    Rockruff/Lycanroc example:
    Spoiler:


    Pay attention with this
    Code: 
    MultipleForms.copy(:ROCKRUFF,:LYCANROC)
    . You need to put pre-evo and evolution form to copy.
    Click to expand...
    what? i'm talking about the evolution scene xd
    when a pokemon evolves, in the evolution scene, it changes its tone to white, and i want to change that tone depending on pokemon's types. like bulbasaur, its a grass type, i want that in the evolution scene, don't "shine" in white, i like to bulbasaur's tone change to a green... and the same for other types
     
    Diego Mertens

    Diego Mertens

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    Emell said:
    Isn't the "poke2" string referring to the evolved Pokemon sprite? You want to change the tone of the Pokemon sprite?
    l
    Click to expand...

    Yes, it is.
    The thing is that i want to change both of them, and they work simmilary.
    A weird thing is, that I change all of order, and it still is showing the blue colored sprites, instead of the first tone change scripted. I'm not sure, but maybe its a update somewhere in the code that change the colour again?
    anyways, maybe the "@newspecies" doesn't contain the type information, but even when i tried with the @pokemon, that i know that it contains almost, unless all data of the specific pokémon the error still comes out, i don't know if the type information is in the pokemon itself or in the species data... could it be?
     
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    WolfPP

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    • Diego Mertens said:
    what? i'm talking about the evolution scene xd
    when a pokemon evolves, in the evolution scene, it changes its tone to white, and i want to change that tone depending on pokemon's types. like bulbasaur, its a grass type, i want that in the evolution scene, don't "shine" in white, i like to bulbasaur's tone change to a green... and the same for other types
    Click to expand...

    Ops. So, could be here:
    Code: 
        oldstate  = pbSaveSpriteState(@sprites["rsprite1"])
    oldstate2 = pbSaveSpriteState(@sprites["rsprite2"])

    Check how 'def pbFlashInOut(canceled,oldstate,oldstate2)', 'rsprite1' and 'rsprite2' works about their colors/tones.

    Maybe here you must to add your tones:
    Code: 
          @sprites["rsprite2"].color.alpha=0
    Because 'rsprite1' is to canceled evolution.
     
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    Diego Mertens

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    WolfPP said:
    Ops. So, could be here:
    Code: 
        oldstate  = pbSaveSpriteState(@sprites["rsprite1"])
    oldstate2 = pbSaveSpriteState(@sprites["rsprite2"])

    Check how 'def pbFlashInOut(canceled,oldstate,oldstate2)', 'rsprite1' and 'rsprite2' works about their colors/tones.

    Maybe here you must to add your tones:
    Code: 
          @sprites["rsprite2"].color.alpha=0
    Because 'rsprite1' is to canceled evolution.
    Click to expand...
    how works the "alpha" value of a sprite?
     
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    WolfPP

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    • Diego Mertens said:
    how works the "alpha" value of a sprite?
    Click to expand...

    Nevermind. This is happen:
    lRevvUS.png


    Maybe here:
    Code: 
      def pbFlashInOut(canceled,oldstate,oldstate2)
    tone=0
    loop do
      Graphics.update
      pbUpdate(true)
      pbUpdateExpandScreen
      tone+=10
      @viewport.tone.set(tone,tone,tone,0)
      break if tone>=255
    end

    Or here:
    Code: 
        tone=255
    loop do
      Graphics.update
      pbUpdate
      tone=[tone-20,0].max
      @viewport.tone.set(tone,tone,tone,0)
      break if tone<=0
    end

    '0,0,0' is black; '255,255,255' is white tone.
     
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    Diego Mertens

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    WolfPP said:
    Nevermind. This is happen:
    lRevvUS.png


    Maybe here:
    Code: 
        tone=255
    loop do
      Graphics.update
      pbUpdate
      tone=[tone-20,0].max
      @viewport.tone.set(tone,tone,tone,0)
      break if tone<=0
    end
    Click to expand...
    no, this is what changes the tones:
    sprite.color.red=255
    sprite.color.green=255
    sprite.color.blue=255
    sprite.color.alpha=alpha
    sprite.color=sprite.color
    sprite2.color=sprite.color
    sprite2.color.alpha=255
    sprite.update
    sprite2.update
    alpha+=5
    but the alpha changes the value of the second evolution.... idk what to do
     
    WolfPP

    WolfPP

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    • Diego Mertens said:
    no, this is what changes the tones:
    sprite.color.red=255
    sprite.color.green=255
    sprite.color.blue=255
    sprite.color.alpha=alpha
    sprite.color=sprite.color
    sprite2.color=sprite.color
    sprite2.color.alpha=255
    sprite.update
    sprite2.update
    alpha+=5
    but the alpha changes the value of the second evolution.... idk what to do
    Click to expand...

    Oh, so could be here:
    Spoiler:



    Or here lol:
    Code: 
      def initialize(viewport=nil)
    @metafile=[]
    @values=[
       viewport,
       Tone.new(0,0,0,0),Rect.new(0,0,0,0),
       true,
       0,0,0,0,0,100,100,
       0,false,0,255,0,
       Color.new(0,0,0,0),Color.new(0,0,0,0),
       0
    ]
  end
     
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    Diego Mertens

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    WolfPP said:
    Oh, so could be here:
    Spoiler:



    Or here lol:
    Code: 
      def initialize(viewport=nil)
    @metafile=[]
    @values=[
       viewport,
       Tone.new(0,0,0,0),Rect.new(0,0,0,0),
       true,
       0,0,0,0,0,100,100,
       0,false,0,255,0,
       Color.new(0,0,0,0),Color.new(0,0,0,0),
       0
    ]
  end
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    nah, is where i said to you. the only problem is that the evolved sprite now shows white at the end, and not with the regular colours
     
    WolfPP

    WolfPP

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    • Diego Mertens said:
    nah, is where i said to you. the only problem is that the evolved sprite now shows white at the end, and not with the regular colours
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    This is what you want?
    7ncYdTr.png

    dKwHJLD.png


    when its evolves, keep the white shine.

    So, if is, that's the code when you must to edit:
    Code: 
        for j in 0...26
[COLOR="red"]      sprite.color.red=0 #255
      sprite.color.green=0 #255 
      sprite.color.blue=0 #255[/COLOR]
      sprite.color.alpha=alpha
      sprite.color=sprite.color
      sprite2.color=sprite.color
      sprite2.color.alpha=255
      sprite.update
      sprite2.update
      alpha+=5
    end
    totaltempo=0
    currenttempo=25
    maxtempo=7*Graphics.frame_rate
    while totaltempo<maxtempo
      for j in 0...currenttempo
        if alpha<255
[COLOR="Red"]          sprite.color.red=0 #255
          sprite.color.green=0 #255 
          sprite.color.blue=0 #255[/COLOR]
          sprite.color.alpha=alpha
          sprite.color=sprite.color
          alpha+=10
        end
     
    Diego Mertens

    Diego Mertens

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    WolfPP said:
    This is what you want?
    7ncYdTr.png

    dKwHJLD.png


    when its evolves, keep the white shine.

    So, if is, that's the code when you must to edit:
    Code: 
        for j in 0...26
[COLOR="red"]      sprite.color.red=0 #255
      sprite.color.green=0 #255 
      sprite.color.blue=0 #255[/COLOR]
      sprite.color.alpha=alpha
      sprite.color=sprite.color
      sprite2.color=sprite.color
      sprite2.color.alpha=255
      sprite.update
      sprite2.update
      alpha+=5
    end
    totaltempo=0
    currenttempo=25
    maxtempo=7*Graphics.frame_rate
    while totaltempo<maxtempo
      for j in 0...currenttempo
        if alpha<255
[COLOR="Red"]          sprite.color.red=0 #255
          sprite.color.green=0 #255 
          sprite.color.blue=0 #255[/COLOR]
          sprite.color.alpha=alpha
          sprite.color=sprite.color
          alpha+=10
        end
    Click to expand...
    Yes, i changed that, but i want a conditional that changes that value to another one...
    i do something like this:
    Spoiler:
    But the type doesn't metter, it always shows a orange shine...
     
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    WolfPP

    WolfPP

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    • Diego Mertens said:
    Yes, i changed that, but i want a conditional that changes that value to another one...
    i do something like this:
    Spoiler:
    But the type doesn't metter, it always shows a orange shine...
    Click to expand...

    You must to change this:
    Code: 
    sprite.color.alpha=alpha

    To this:
    Code: 
    sprite.color.alpha=255

    Nqua2pz.png

    Code: 
          if [COLOR="Red"]sprite[/COLOR].pbHasType?(:GRASS)
        sprite.color.red=92
        sprite.color.green=255
        sprite.color.blue=45
        sprite.color.alpha=255
        sprite.color=sprite.color
        alpha+=10
     
    Diego Mertens

    Diego Mertens

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    WolfPP said:
    You must to change this:
    Code: 
    sprite.color.alpha=alpha

    To this:
    Code: 
    sprite.color.alpha=255

    Nqua2pz.png

    Code: 
          if [COLOR="Red"]sprite[/COLOR].pbHasType?(:GRASS)
        sprite.color.red=92
        sprite.color.green=255
        sprite.color.blue=45
        sprite.color.alpha=255
        sprite.color=sprite.color
        alpha+=10
    Click to expand...

    thank you!
    and for ebs... how i have to do it? whatever, now i have a clue
    and... it don't worked for me. still don't check the pokémon type and always show the orange shine...
     
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    Diego Mertens

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    WolfPP said:
    You must to change this:
    Code: 
    sprite.color.alpha=alpha

    To this:
    Code: 
    sprite.color.alpha=255

    Nqua2pz.png

    Code: 
          if [COLOR="Red"]sprite[/COLOR].pbHasType?(:GRASS)
        sprite.color.red=92
        sprite.color.green=255
        sprite.color.blue=45
        sprite.color.alpha=255
        sprite.color=sprite.color
        alpha+=10
    Click to expand...
    maybe is an error because pbHasType? check both types, and because that the script tries to show both colours? i dont know... is there some way to just check the first type. i tried but it causes an error
     
    Diego Mertens

    Diego Mertens

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    solved!
    the problem was... weird
    the script that Wolfpp gave to me is correct, but i changed the slowpoke's type to normal and seems like the script get in trouble with that and deleting the water and psychic lines worked (don't make any sense, but it worked)
     
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