Switch party position

[yiormari]

def pbSwitch
  
  for pokemon in $Trainer.party
    $Trainer.party[6]=$Trainer.party[0]
    $Trainer.party[0]=$Trainer.party[1]
    $Trainer.party[1]=$Trainer.party[2]
    $Trainer.party[2]=$Trainer.party[3]
    $Trainer.party[3]=$Trainer.party[4]
    $Trainer.party[4]=$Trainer.party[5]
    $Trainer.party[5]=$Trainer.party[6]
end
end

 

[yiormari]

Switch the position of your pokémon party

 

[mgriffin]

I don't think you need the for loop? Also you probably shouldn't assign to $Trainer.party[6], but maybe it works fine? I'd have probably written the first and last lines like this:

tmp=$Trainer.party[0]
...
$Trainer.party[5]=tmp

 

[yiormari]

I don't think you need the for loop? Also you probably shouldn't assign to $Trainer.party[6], but maybe it works fine? I'd have probably written the first and last lines like this:

tmp=$Trainer.party[0]
...
$Trainer.party[5]=tmp

when i start an battle make error "The party have 6 or more pokemon" i try to fix

 

[Marin]

Your code wouldn't really work the way it's supposed to. You're not only duplicating the first Pokémon in the array (in the seventh slot), but you're also evaluating your code 5 times too many (which means 35 redundant assignment calls).

Ruby has a few useful methods that make all this very simple.
Array#pop: Deletes the last item of an array, and returns it.
Array#insert: Places the given item at the given index within the array.

Given this, we can pop the last Pokémon out of the array, and add it back in at the start of the array. That would simply be:

def pbSwitch
  $Trainer.party.insert(0, $Trainer.party.pop)
end

 

[yiormari]

Your code wouldn't really work the way it's supposed to. You're not only duplicating the first Pokémon in the array (in the seventh slot), but you're also evaluating your code 5 times too many (which means 35 redundant assignment calls).

Ruby has a few useful methods that make all this very simple.
Array#pop: Deletes the last item of an array, and returns it.
Array#insert: Places the given item at the given index within the array.

Given this, we can pop the last Pokémon out of the array, and add it back in at the start of the array. That would simply be:

def pbSwitch
  $Trainer.party.insert(0, $Trainer.party.pop)
end

thanks, i think make a input to do the script works

 

[WolfPP]

Also, mej71 did a script if you press X or Z, will switch pokémons o.o just use what they did, tho.

 

[Subhajit Sarkar]

What does this script do? How to install this.

 

[WolfPP]

Just swap the places between pokémon on your party...? o.o
As you can see what they posted about the pics.