some() might be implemented (this is a simplified version that doesn't account for optional parameters):Array.prototype.some = function(testElementFunction) {
for (let i = 0; i < this.length; i++) {
if (testElementFunction(this[i])) {
return true;
}
}
return false;
};some() method doesn't know or care what you name the element parameter in your callback function--it simply calls the function, using each element as an argument. Whatever you choose to name the parameter is just for your own convenience.this keyword is not solid. Hence I can't picture in my head how the "passing on" is happening with a function in a function and with this referencing the initial "invoker" of the function. I'll just munch on it for some time and hope it sinks in at some point.$gameTroop.turnCount() accurate for counting battle turns in Time Progress Wait?Game_BattlerBase.prototype.canMove = function() {
return this.isAppeared() && this.restriction() < 4;
};$gameParty.members()[x].canMove() would do it.$gameTroop.turnCount() accurate for counting battle turns in Time Progress Wait?
$gameTroop.turnCount(), otherwise I think it should be $gameParty.members()[x].tpbTurnCount, judging from the below in rmmz_objects.js:Game_Battler.prototype.turnCount = function() {
if (BattleManager.isTpb()) {
return this._tpbTurnCount;
} else {
return $gameTroop.turnCount() + 1;
}
};$gameParty.members()[x].turnCount will automatically give you the individual turn count... doh!$gameTroop.turnCount() + 1.(function() {
'use strict';
Window_MenuCommand.prototype.makeCommandList = function() {
this.addMainCommands();
this.addFormationCommand();
this.addOriginalCommands();
this.addOptionsCommand();
this.addSaveCommand();
// this.addGameEndCommand();
};
})();(function() {
'use strict';
Window_MenuCommand.prototype.makeCommandList = function() {
this.addMainCommands();
this.addFormationCommand();
this.addOriginalCommands();
this.addOptionsCommand();
this.addSaveCommand();
// this.addGameEndCommand();
};
})();Window_MenuCommand.prototype.addGameEndCommand = function() {};AudioManager.playSe({ name: 'foldername/filename', volume: 100, pitch: 100});