Temporary steal the player's party, then give it back later

[Letrax]

^

 

[Rot8er_ConeX]

def steal_party
  $game_variables[93]=[]
  for i in 0...6
    $game_variables.push($Trainer.party[i].clone)
    $Trainer.party[i]=nil
  end
  $Trainer.party.compact!
end

def return_party
  $Trainer.party=$game_variables[93]
end

It gets more complicated if you want the player to be able to still catch Pokemon while their party is gone.

 

[Letrax]

Oh sry thats not what I meant.
I want the player to loose his team and than gets it
back.

 

[Telemetius]

Oh sry thats not what I meant.
I want the player to loose his team and than gets it
back.

Well Rot8er_ConeX gave you a very simple script to save your party in a variable, erase your party and get it back later. You can use a script call to do it. Need a tutorial?

Oh, btw why not just use

$game_variables[90]=$Trainer.party
  $Trainer.party=[]

to save and erase the party?

 

[Rot8er_ConeX]

Well Rot8er_ConeX gave you a very simple script to save your party in a variable, erase your party and get it back later. You can use a script call to do it. Need a tutorial?

Oh, btw why not just use

$game_variables[90]=$Trainer.party
  $Trainer.party=[]

to save and erase the party?

Doing it this way won't always work. That's why I used the ".clone" method above. Sometimes when you use "a=b" to set A to B, it will instead link A and B to each other so that when you edit B, it also edits A. If you do it your way, there's a very likely chance that when you run $Trainer.party=[]", it will also erase $game_variables[98], completely destroying the player's party.

 

[Maruno]

there's a very likely chance that

If only it were somehow possible to test this to find out what actually happens.