[Scripting Question] Change a pokemon's species in form change

[Whiteeevee95]

Hello, I'm trying to figure out how to fuse pokemon like kyurem can, but when it fuses it becomes a new species with its own evolution and everything and if it can defuse too that'll be awesome!
So is there a way to have a form change become a new species? I'll appreciate any help is can get, please and thank you! :)

 

[Whiteeevee95]

If that is too hard, maybe there's a way to fuse 3 or more pokemon?
My example is kyurem with both zekrom and resHiram to make the original dragon instead of black/white kyurem.
Any help is appreciated, please and thank you!

 

[mej71]

I'd make it an evolution method and go from there. It'd be mildly complicated if you're not good at scripting though

 

[Whiteeevee95]

Thank you for that but I would like it to be reversible!
But thank you so much for your opinion ^_^

 

[komaoto]

If essentials supports that, could try a fusion that derives from another fusion. Like Kyurem+Reshiram= WhiteK + Zekrom = WBKyurem. Just giving out ideas. I'm not a scripter, but I'm thinking about something similar for other pokémon.

 

[Whiteeevee95]

I tried that but since wkyurem isn't it's own species I can't just fuses it like others. But thank you

I'm not much of a scripter either but I was able to mess around with the DNA splicer (in item effects) to make it fuse 3 pokemon (kyurem, zekrom, and zapdos as a test ) but as soon as I clicked zekrom it took both him and zapdos without having me selected zapdos( if someone can figure they out I'll really appreciate it)
And the other problem is when I defuse it zapdos doesn't come back lol he's just gone forever
Any help with modifying the DNA splicer in item effects would be much appreciated
Please and thank you !!! :)

 

[Kiedisticelixer]

This is how it should work:
DNA Splicers on Kyurem and Reshiram/Zekrom -> White/Black Kyurem
DNA Splicers again on Kyurem and Zekrom/Reshiram -> Full Kyurem

Is that right? In that case, you'll need to do a little bit of coding to ensure you can fuse more than one Pokémon. The way Fusion works in Essentials, Kyurem temporarily 'stores' it's partner inside "(pokemon object).fused". You need to make "fused" into an array (instead of being initalized as nil). Store a Pokémon in fused[0] and another at fused[1]. You'll need to fully understand how arrays work in Ruby, and edit how the Pokémon are stored, and how the DNA Splicers process "fused" and how do they absorb or restore the fused Pokémon.