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Questions Related to Mega Evolution - Restrictions

tloriato

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    Greetings, community!

    I've been researching the Mega Evolution Scripts and tutorials to insert this new type of Evolution into Pokémon Essentials. I do, however, have a few questions:

    As far I could learn, the Mega Evolution only depends of the user holding a certain item in the Game and the Pokémon holding another, so:

    - Is there a way to restrict this by level? I tried to search a way to only let the Pokémon holds the item after a certain level, but couldn't.

    - Can I make a condition in Mega Evolution? For example:
    Charizard Mega evolves using Item X and becomes Ultra Charizard
    against
    Unhappy Charizard tries to Mega Evolving holding the Item X and becomes Black Ultra Charizard​

    If anyone could help me, please, comment or send me a PM so we can get in touch ;)
     
    Yes, both of these are entirely possible.

    For the first, I would place a condition on the Mega evolution itself. For example, Mega Venasaur (Clean v16.2, Pokemon_MegaEvolution, line 63).
    Code: 
    MultipleForms.register(:VENUSAUR,{
"getMegaForm"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:VENUSAURITE)
   next
},
"getBaseStats"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next [80,100,123,80,122,120] if pokemon.form==1
   next
},
"getAbilityList"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next [[getID(PBAbilities,:THICKFAT),0]] if pokemon.form==1
   next
},
"height"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 24 if pokemon.form==1
   next
},
"weight"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1555 if pokemon.form==1
   next
}
})

    I would add a condition on the form change here. With your example on level, let's say, It can only mega evolve if it's Level 40+ and has the stone.
    Code: 
    MultipleForms.register(:VENUSAUR,{
"getMegaForm"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:VENUSAURITE) and pokemon.level >= 40
   next
},

    As for your other condition, you already have part of an example, a pokemon with two mega forms Charizard (line 83).
    Code: 
    MultipleForms.register(:CHARIZARD,{
"getMegaForm"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:CHARIZARDITEX)
   next 2 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:CHARIZARDITEY)
   next
},
"getMegaName"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next _INTL("Mega Charizard X") if pokemon.form==1
   next _INTL("Mega Charizard Y") if pokemon.form==2
   next
},
"getBaseStats"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next [78,130,111,100,130,85] if pokemon.form==1
   next [78,104,78,100,159,115] if pokemon.form==2
   next
},
"type2"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next getID(PBTypes,:DRAGON) if pokemon.form==1
   next
},
"getAbilityList"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next [[getID(PBAbilities,:TOUGHCLAWS),0]] if pokemon.form==1
   next [[getID(PBAbilities,:DROUGHT),0]] if pokemon.form==2
   next
},
"weight"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1105 if pokemon.form==1
   next 1005 if pokemon.form==2
   next
}
})

    If you don't mind, I'll set up the form change condition for you, but you will have to do the specific data entry yourself (since I don't know it).

    Code: 
    MultipleForms.register(:CHARIZARD,{
"getMegaForm"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:CHARIZARDITEX)
   next 2 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:CHARIZARDITEY)
   next 3 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:ITEMX) and pokemon.happiness <= 40 #change this to your unhappiness threshold
   next 4 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:ITEMX)
   next
},
"getMegaName"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next _INTL("Mega Charizard X") if pokemon.form==1
   next _INTL("Mega Charizard Y") if pokemon.form==2
   next _INTL("Black Ultra Charizard") if pokemon.form==3
   next _INTL("Ultra Charizard") if pokemon.form==4
   next
},
"getBaseStats"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next [78,130,111,100,130,85] if pokemon.form==1
   next [78,104,78,100,159,115] if pokemon.form==2 # add stats yourself
   next
},
"type2"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next getID(PBTypes,:DRAGON) if pokemon.form==1 #add type changes yourself
   next
},
"getAbilityList"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next [[getID(PBAbilities,:TOUGHCLAWS),0]] if pokemon.form==1
   next [[getID(PBAbilities,:DROUGHT),0]] if pokemon.form==2 #add ability changes yourself
   next
},
"weight"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1105 if pokemon.form==1
   next 1005 if pokemon.form==2 #add weight change yourself
   next
}
})

    Form 3 is Black ultra Charizard and form 4 is Ultra Charizard. It's necessary to do the happiness check before the default mega form or else the default would always activate first. But, I haven't tested this code, so use at your own risk.
     
    Vendily said:
    Spoiler:
    Click to expand...

    @Vendily, thank you for the answer! I'm currently travelling but I read carefully and will try to make it work and I get back to the platform! Thanks!
     
    Last edited by a moderator:
    Vendily said:
    Yes, both of these are entirely possible.

    For the first, I would place a condition on the Mega evolution itself. For example, Mega Venasaur (Clean v16.2, Pokemon_MegaEvolution, line 63).
    Code: 
    MultipleForms.register(:VENUSAUR,{
"getMegaForm"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:VENUSAURITE)
   next
},
"getBaseStats"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next [80,100,123,80,122,120] if pokemon.form==1
   next
},
"getAbilityList"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next [[getID(PBAbilities,:THICKFAT),0]] if pokemon.form==1
   next
},
"height"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 24 if pokemon.form==1
   next
},
"weight"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1555 if pokemon.form==1
   next
}
})

    I would add a condition on the form change here. With your example on level, let's say, It can only mega evolve if it's Level 40+ and has the stone.
    Code: 
    MultipleForms.register(:VENUSAUR,{
"getMegaForm"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:VENUSAURITE) and pokemon.level >= 40
   next
},

    As for your other condition, you already have part of an example, a pokemon with two mega forms Charizard (line 83).
    Code: 
    MultipleForms.register(:CHARIZARD,{
"getMegaForm"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:CHARIZARDITEX)
   next 2 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:CHARIZARDITEY)
   next
},
"getMegaName"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next _INTL("Mega Charizard X") if pokemon.form==1
   next _INTL("Mega Charizard Y") if pokemon.form==2
   next
},
"getBaseStats"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next [78,130,111,100,130,85] if pokemon.form==1
   next [78,104,78,100,159,115] if pokemon.form==2
   next
},
"type2"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next getID(PBTypes,:DRAGON) if pokemon.form==1
   next
},
"getAbilityList"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next [[getID(PBAbilities,:TOUGHCLAWS),0]] if pokemon.form==1
   next [[getID(PBAbilities,:DROUGHT),0]] if pokemon.form==2
   next
},
"weight"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1105 if pokemon.form==1
   next 1005 if pokemon.form==2
   next
}
})

    If you don't mind, I'll set up the form change condition for you, but you will have to do the specific data entry yourself (since I don't know it).

    Code: 
    MultipleForms.register(:CHARIZARD,{
"getMegaForm"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:CHARIZARDITEX)
   next 2 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:CHARIZARDITEY)
   next 3 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:ITEMX) and pokemon.happiness <= 40 #change this to your unhappiness threshold
   next 4 if isConst?(pokemon.item,PBItems,:ITEMX)
   next
},
"getMegaName"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next _INTL("Mega Charizard X") if pokemon.form==1
   next _INTL("Mega Charizard Y") if pokemon.form==2
   next _INTL("Black Ultra Charizard") if pokemon.form==3
   next _INTL("Ultra Charizard") if pokemon.form==4
   next
},
"getBaseStats"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next [78,130,111,100,130,85] if pokemon.form==1
   next [78,104,78,100,159,115] if pokemon.form==2 # add stats yourself
   next
},
"type2"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next getID(PBTypes,:DRAGON) if pokemon.form==1 #add type changes yourself
   next
},
"getAbilityList"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next [[getID(PBAbilities,:TOUGHCLAWS),0]] if pokemon.form==1
   next [[getID(PBAbilities,:DROUGHT),0]] if pokemon.form==2 #add ability changes yourself
   next
},
"weight"=>proc{|pokemon|
   next 1105 if pokemon.form==1
   next 1005 if pokemon.form==2 #add weight change yourself
   next
}
})

    Form 3 is Black ultra Charizard and form 4 is Ultra Charizard. It's necessary to do the happiness check before the default mega form or else the default would always activate first. But, I haven't tested this code, so use at your own risk.
    Click to expand...

    I have a certain doubt: Does MEGA forms acts like a normal pokemon in the sense of learning new moves, the XP gain, and the usual?

    Thank you
     
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