In the item menu when i select an item/key i need the actor menu selecting to hide.

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  1. TheRamenGirl
    #1 Source
    Hello everyone! i am new here this is the first time i making a post and i need help.. Also i am from Greece and English is not my first language so i'm sorry for my mistakes..

    A long time now i am working at making my first own game, i want to mention that i kinda know how to work with rpg maker vx ace and i was luckily enough to find some good scripts but nothing for the thing i want..
    I am not making a battle rpg game so i don't need some default things that the rpg maker have..
    One of that where i can't find nowhere solution is that when i open inside the game the item menu and i select an item or a key
    an actor menu pops up.. I don't need that.. Can i somehow when i selecting an item the item will "heal" for example automatically without having the actor menu to pop up?

    i have some pictures to explain better the problem.

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  2. mlogan
    #2 Source

    I've moved this thread to Script Requests. Thank you.

  3. Sixth
    #3 Source
    You could try this snippet:
    Spoiler
    Code:
    class Window_ItemList < Window_Selectable

  def process_ok
    if current_item_enabled?
      Input.update
      deactivate
      call_ok_handler
    else
      Sound.play_buzzer
    end
  end

end

class Window_SkillList < Window_Selectable

  def process_ok
    if current_item_enabled?
      Input.update
      deactivate
      call_ok_handler
    else
      Sound.play_buzzer
    end
  end
 
end

class Scene_ItemBase < Scene_MenuBase

  def determine_item
    if item_usable?
      use_item
    else
      Sound.play_buzzer
    end
    activate_item_window
  end
 
end
    Put it right below the default scripts.

    This may or may not work with any other scripts modifying the item/skill menu. If it doesn't work, list the custom scripts you are using, so we can see which one may interfere.
    And this whole snippet assumes that your game will be a single actor "party" game. If there are more than 1 member in the party, weird things can happen.
  4. TheRamenGirl
    #4 Source
    Sixth said:
    You could try this snippet:
    Spoiler
    Code:
    class Window_ItemList < Window_Selectable

  def process_ok
    if current_item_enabled?
      Input.update
      deactivate
      call_ok_handler
    else
      Sound.play_buzzer
    end
  end

end

class Window_SkillList < Window_Selectable

  def process_ok
    if current_item_enabled?
      Input.update
      deactivate
      call_ok_handler
    else
      Sound.play_buzzer
    end
  end
 
end

class Scene_ItemBase < Scene_MenuBase

  def determine_item
    if item_usable?
      use_item
    else
      Sound.play_buzzer
    end
    activate_item_window
  end
 
end
    Put it right below the default scripts.

    This may or may not work with any other scripts modifying the item/skill menu. If it doesn't work, list the custom scripts you are using, so we can see which one may interfere.
    And this whole snippet assumes that your game will be a single actor "party" game. If there are more than 1 member in the party, weird things can happen.

    I can't find words to thank you enough!!! Thank you very very much!! it worked just like i wanted!