[Eventing Question] Move Tutor for shards/items?

[NewAgeSteel]

I've been asking a lot on here the past few days lol
anyway, I'm trying to make a move tutor that teaches moves in exchange for shards or items in general. How would I go about making that as an event? I already know about move tutors in general by adding the conditional branch

pbMoveTutorChoose(PBMoves::TACKLE)

but what do I need to add to have it be in exchange for items?
and I dont just mean a conditional branch before hand that checks if they have a shard first, but something that shows like a list of the moves, as well as different amounts of shards in exchange for certain moves.
so something like
TACKLE 3 Shards
GROWL 2 Shards
etc...

 

[PomegGlitch]

Is this something like what you are looking for (I can't post links to pictures yet to had to show the event as text)?

Text: Which move should I teach?\ch[2,-1,
TACKLE 3 Shards, GROWL4 Shards,Choice 3,
Choice 4,Choice 5,Choice 6]

Script: choice=pbGet(2)

Conditional Branch: Variable [0002: Temp Move Choice] == -1
    Text: Cancelled
Else
    Conditional Branch: Variable [0002: Temp Move Choice] == 0
        Conditional Branch: pbMoveTutorChoose(PBMoves:TACKLE)
            Comment: remove items...
        Else
            ...
    Else
        Comment: Choice 1, 2, etc...
    Branch End
Branch End

 

[NewAgeSteel]

Yeah that's about it! I actually figured it out a while ago using that same list option from one of the test maps and then just doing what you showed by applying conditional branches for each choice and then removing the required items after each! The only part that kinda sucks is that initial list can only contain as much as will fit in the text so I can only do about 8 moves for the tutor. But it's whatever I can work with that.

 

[PomegGlitch]

When you say 'as much as will fit in the text' are you talking about the window titled 'Show Text' that pops up when creating the event. If so then, while that is open, go to the folder your essentials project is in and there should be a program called 'extendtext'. Double click that and the text box should get bigger.