Conditional Branch+

mjshi · 2016-06-18T01:41:50+0900

Conditional Branch+ v2.0 (MV) by mjshi- OK for use in all projects with credit Get it here! (direct link) VX Ace version also available. In the past, if you wanted to see if the player has more than 10 potions in their inventory, you would have to open up a new event and do the following: Control Variables > Variable 1 > Set > Game Data > Item "Potion" In Inventory > OK > OK > New Line > Conditional Branch > Variable 1 is > Greater than or equal to > "10" > OK How tedious! If only there was a simpler, more efficient way... Well. Look no further. Lazy- er, efficient people, rejoice! For the future is now, and with Conditional Branch+, you can replace that lengthy process with one that looks like this: Conditional Branch > Script > "Check.has_more(1, 10)" > OK Features - No longer do you need a bazillion nested conditional branches to check if the player has multiple items! Check.has(list of item ids) does that for you. - No more must you abuse the else branch to see if the player has either one item or another! Check.has_any(list of item ids) does that for you. - And the above apply for switches and variables as well, along with much, much more. A full list of functions can be found below and in the plugin's help file. update 1.1 added functions to check for weapons and equipment update 1.1a fixed some help file description errors and added shorthands Check.true and Check.false for Check.all_true and Check.all_false respectively update 1.2 fixed Check.greater and Check.lesser, also added Check.is_not (see help for more details) Spoiler * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * Conditional Branch+ v2 * Extends the functionality of what a conditional branch can check. * By mjshi, OK for use in all projects with credit. * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * How to use: * On a conditional branch, go to the fourth tab and select the "Script" option. * Type in desired thing to check. See below... * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * Update 2.0! * Added support for checking all ids or items in a given range. * Rather than Check.has(1, 2, 3, 4, 10), you can type Check.has("1-4", 10) * Simply type "1-4" or "1 to 4" or "1...4" or any variant you want, so long * as the separator between the start and stop is a non-digit character. * ============================================================================== * Asterisk (*) means multiple inputs are accepted. * Tilde (~) means that string ranges can be used for that parameter. * ============================================================================== * Combining Checks * Use "&&", "||", and "()" to combine several checks in a conditional branch. * && = this AND that are true * || = this OR that are true * () = order of operations, check innermost parentheses first * ! = translates to NOT. EX. !Check.has(1) checks if player DOESN'T have * item id 1 in their inventory. * * -- EX: (Check.has(1) && Check.greater(1 , 0)) || Check.has(2) * -- Checks if player has item 1 and variable 1 > 0, or player has item 2. * ============================================================================== * Possible Checks * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * Items * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * Check.has(~*items) * -- EX: Check.has(1, 3, 4) * -- checks if player has items 1, 3, and 4 in inventory. * -- EX: Check.has("1-4") * -- checks if player has items 1 through 4 in inventory. * * Check.has_more(~*items, number) * -- EX: Check.has_more(1, 2, 3, 4, 5) * -- checks if player has at least five (includes 5) of items 1, 2, 3, 4. * -- EX: Check.has_more("1-4", 5) * -- checks if player has at least five of items 1 through 4 in inventory. * * Check.has_less(~*items, number) * -- EX: Check.has_less(1, 2, 3, 4, 5) * -- checks if player has at most five (includes 5) of items 1, 2, 3, 4. * -- EX: Check.has_less("1-4", 5) * -- checks if player has at most five of items 1 through 4 in inventory. * * Check.has_any(~*items) * -- EX: Check.has_any(1, 3, 4) * -- checks if player has either item 1, 3, or 4 in inventory. * -- EX: Check.has_any("1-4") * -- checks if player has any of the item IDS from 1 to 4. * * Check.each_more(*[item, number]) * -- EX: Check.each_more([1, 2], [2, 4]) * -- checks if there are at least 2 of item 1 and at least 4 of item 2. * * Check.each_less(*[item, number]) * -- EX: Check.each_less([1, 2], [2, 4]) * -- checks if there are at most 2 of item 1 and at most 4 of item 2. * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * Equipment * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * Check.equipped(who, "weapon", *ids, "armor", *ids) * who can be omitted to check ALL members of the party or "active" to check all * party members active in battle, or it can be a list of actor ids. * ad…

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Started by mjshi Jun 17, 2016, 04:41 PM 99 posts Page 5 of 5 View original ↗

EAP

#81 Oct 25, 2020, 05:16 AM Source

Thanks.

mjshi said:
Yep! So in that example you'd want to see if the player has more than 5 of items 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Thanks Tested myself before you replied but got my crafting quest system working with this script.
Alkaline

#82 Jul 29, 2021, 05:23 PM Source

Would I be able to compare one variable's value with other two?

I.e. If Variable A >= Variable B and Variable A >= Variable C
Show Text: "Your variable A is greater than both B and C"
JorgeMaker

#83 Jul 29, 2021, 05:40 PM Source
Alkaline said:
Would I be able to compare one variable's value with other two?

I.e. If Variable A >= Variable B and Variable A >= Variable C
Show Text: "Your variable A is greater than both B and C"
JavaScript:
Check.each_greater([A, $gameVariables.value(B)], [A, $gameVariables.value(C)]); //or ($gameVariables.value(A) >= $gameVariables.value(B) && $gameVariables.value(A) >= $gameVariables.value(C));
Heiko520

#84 Oct 29, 2021, 09:20 PM Source

Check.equipped(1, "armor", 1) does not seem to work, but Check.equipped(1, "weapon", 1) works, I don’t understand :rtear:
Taraque

#85 Sep 20, 2022, 07:02 AM Source

Is there an MZ version of this plug-in available?
ShadowDragon

#86 Sep 20, 2022, 07:24 AM Source

@Taraque probably not, if it doesn't work in MZ, try to use FOSSIL and it might work.
Taraque

#87 Sep 20, 2022, 07:31 AM Source

ShadowDragon said:
@Taraque probably not, if it doesn't work in MZ, try to use FOSSIL and it might work.
It works on MZ. But I was hoping if there's an MZ version available, I would rather use that one for better compitibility.
ShadowDragon

#88 Sep 20, 2022, 08:13 AM Source

there is no MZ version so far I know it, if it works without FOSSIL, you are mostly
good to go, if you use FOSSIL, you probably need it to let it port it over if it's allowed
by the author of this plugin :)
RenatoDias

#89 Jun 29, 2024, 07:55 PM Source

Is there a patch for RPG Maker MV 1.6.3? The plugin stopped working.
ShadowDragon

#90 Jun 29, 2024, 08:28 PM Source

@RenatoDias it works in 1.6.1 and so far I know, 1.6.2 and 1.6.3 has no changes to the core.
so it should work.

make sure it is activated and you got no typo's in order to make it correctly.
RenatoDias

#91 Jun 29, 2024, 09:52 PM Source

ShadowDragon said:
@RenatoDias it works in 1.6.1 and so far I know, 1.6.2 and 1.6.3 has no changes to the core.
so it should work.

make sure it is activated and you got no typo's in order to make it correctly.
What would be the order for this plugin?
Update: I've checked for typo's, and everything is according to the plugin's manual, but doesn't work.
Update #2: Seems like it's the Check.in_range feature.
ATT_Turan

#92 Jun 30, 2024, 03:24 AM Source

RenatoDias said:
What would be the order for this plugin?
Update: I've checked for typo's, and everything is according to the plugin's manual, but doesn't work.
Update #2: Seems like it's the Check.in_range feature.
No one can help you just from saying "it doesn't work" and "it's this function."

You need to paste screenshots of your event where you're using it, describe what's happening instead, and press F8 during the playtest; go to the Console tab, see if there are any errors to post screenshots of.

As ShadowDragon said, the code did not change from 1.6.1 on (and it would affect your project even if it had, unless you manually copied in new core scripts).
RenatoDias

#93 Jun 30, 2024, 03:36 AM Source

It's a time-based screen tinting function. It's supposed to check variable 43(which is hour of day) and tint the screen accordingly. But I've tried these and Check.in_range, none work for this specifically. Plugin in in the top of the list.
Also, the browser-like debug doesn't help so much.
ShadowDragon

#94 Jun 30, 2024, 09:50 AM Source

while you calls are correct, how is this event running?

common event? parallel on map? because when I test that, it seems to work,
even when I separate the else if conditions, no problem here on 1.6.1 and 1.6.2.

so it's hard to tell what you miss and if your console log does print.

try to run the console log into your console alone and set this scriptcall directly.

Check.lesser(43,5)

see what it prints, if it prints a value or boolean, it means it does work, but your event does not.
RenatoDias

#95 Jun 30, 2024, 03:54 PM Source

ShadowDragon said:
while you calls are correct, how is this event running?

common event? parallel on map? because when I test that, it seems to work,
even when I separate the else if conditions, no problem here on 1.6.1 and 1.6.2.

so it's hard to tell what you miss and if your console log does print.

try to run the console log into your console alone and set this scriptcall directly.

Check.lesser(43,5)

see what it prints, if it prints a value or boolean, it means it does work, but your event does not.
It's a parallel process common event. Used to work before MV 1.6.3.
ShadowDragon

#96 Jun 30, 2024, 04:56 PM Source

like I said before, version 1.6.1 to 1.6.2 and 1.6.3 has no core change, so that it
stops working is weird.

can you try in a clean project to confirm it does work or not?
RenatoDias

#97 Jul 1, 2024, 11:53 PM Source

Tried in my project, but it doesn't even print on the console. Only error that prints is my MoneyLimit.js, which I made to change the money limit for the game.
bass2yang

#98 Jul 2, 2024, 01:07 AM Source
RenatoDias said:
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It's a time-based screen tinting function. It's supposed to check variable 43(which is hour of day) and tint the screen accordingly. But I've tried these and Check.in_range, none work for this specifically. Plugin in in the top of the list.
Also, the browser-like debug doesn't help so much.
Edit: I realize OP may be trying to use this specific script call - I am mainly checking the traditional approach to checking variable values to see if it works and found that there may have been an issue with the logic.

Unless I made a mistake somewhere, your first if script needs to be: greater(43,5) && lesser(43,18)
You might as well use any_inrange(43,5,18).

Currently, I think if the value of variable 43 is less than 5 or greater than 20, the first and last if-statements are true, causing an issue with the tint.

You can try the old script call approach to see if it is a scripting issue or a plugin issue:
JavaScript:
◆If：Script：$gameVariables.value(43) > 5 && $gameVariables.value(43) < 18 ◆Tint Screen：(0,0,0,0), 60 frames (Wait) ◆ ：Else ◆If：Script：$gameVariables.value(43) >= 18 && $gameVariables.value(43) <= 19 ◆Tint Screen：(68,-34,-34,0), 60 frames (Wait) ◆ ：Else ◆If：Script：$gameVariables.value(43) < 5 || $gameVariables.value(43) > 20 ◆Tint Screen：(-68,-68,0,68), 60 frames (Wait) ◆ ：End ◆ ：End ◆ ：End
This works on my end. Hopefully it isn't an issue of a parallel event, or something that is changing the value of variable 43.
RenatoDias

#99 Jul 2, 2024, 05:11 AM Source

The old scripting method worked for me. Coloring is working now.
About variable 43's value, only the time control manipulates it, going from 0 to 23.