Easy mouse functionality for Essentials

[Luka S.J.]

@x and @y already have attribute readers for them. Meaning that they're exposed as functions. So $mouse.x and $mouse.y is valid by default.

P.S. throwing an out-of-context snippet of code is not very useful. Maybe specify where to put the code.

 

[#Not Important]

It's just inside the Game_Mouse class

 

[#Not Important]

I keep getting this error:

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Pokemon Essentials
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Script 'ems' line 37: RuntimeError occurred.

LoadLibrary: Rpg.NET.dll

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OK   
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Also, how would you use inArea? ? like what would you put in the ()'s?

 

[Luka S.J.]

I keep getting this error:

You have the Rpg.NET dll in your root folder?

Also, how would you use inArea? ? like what would you put in the ()'s?

(x, y, width, height) I.e. rectangle position and dimensions.

 

[#Not Important]

You have the Rpg.NET dll in your root folder?

(x, y, width, height) I.e. rectangle position and dimensions.

If I didn't, then RNET would be false
Thanks!

 

[Gardenette]

The script works for me, as I've tried it out on a viewport and confirmed it works. I also confirmed the mouse is active by having a parallel process check if it's active and printing "hi" to verify.

Whats driving me mad is the script doesn't seem to treat a map event as an object.

I used object_params to check if the script sees an event as an object:

print Mouse.object_params($game_map.events[8])

And it printed 0,0,0,0 which I see is what it returns "unless object"

Does the script not handle mouse interacting with map events?