[Error] Wrong Number of Argument Error when Starting Battle

[aryakalonymus]

Ok, so I was trying to code something like necrozma's ultra burst, but it has limited turns. Unfortunately, I got this error when starting a battle:

Exception: ArgumentError
Message: wrong number of arguments(4 for 5)
PokeBattle_ActualScene:379:in `refresh'
PokeBattle_ActualScene:379:in `initialize'
PokeBattle_ActualScene:247:in `new'
PokeBattle_ActualScene:247:in `initialize'
PokeBattle_ActualScene:2614:in `new'
PokeBattle_ActualScene:2614:in `pbStartBattle'
PokeBattle_Battle:4482:in `pbStartBattleCore'
PokeBattle_Battle:4455:in `pbStartBattle'
PokemonField:1086:in `pbWildBattle'
PokemonField:1085:in `pbSceneStandby'

If anyone knows of a way to fix this/ track down the error, please tell me, and thanks in advance.

 

[WolfPP]

Like megaButton, you need to add ultraButton. Try download Pokemóm Reborn (they use v15 ir 16) and check how they made for Ultra Burst.

 

[aryakalonymus]

I made ultraButton already, in fact, I copied their ultra burst code, then tried to modify it to last only three turns, like dynamax. For some reason I got that error. Unfortunately I'm not really sure how to track down what causes the error, and I've made sure I've written ultraButton where there is megaButton.

 

[mgriffin]

I mean, I can't help beyond pointing out the obvious: on line 379 of PokeBattle_ActualScene you call refresh with too few arguments. Maybe this is something like battle scene code meant for EBS or a newer Essentials being used with an old one (or vice-versa).

 

[aryakalonymus]

Hmm, I see. I'll look into it again as soon as I get free time. Thanks for the help!

 

[aryakalonymus]

Ok so I fixed it and found that the error originated from def initialize(index=0,move=nil,viewport=nil) in PokeBattle_Scene. Specifically in the last line refresh(index,moves,0,0,0). The initial code was refresh(index,moves,0,0); I overlooked that one and didn't add another 0 when I added new required argument ultraButton. Now it worked as I had expected, thank you for the pointers.