Pre-made (Yanfly's) Action Sequence Sharing and Discussions

Blue001 · 2015-10-24T12:19:19+0900

As Yanfly's Battle Engine Core and Action Sequences 1-3 basically add a new type of resource to the game that can be created/shared/requested (in the form of completed action sequences), I thought it would be a cool idea to have a thread where people can; 1 - Share any sequences that they have come up with, 2 - Request help with how certain sequences could be done. For example, if someone figures out how to do a omnislash like sequence and would like to share it, they now have a place. Be sure to thank/credit whomever created a sequence if you use it in your game. Please include a note on if the end user will need to have action sequence plugin 1, 2, 3 or all of them for the shared sequence. - For example, User SOC shared the following sequence (in another thread) to make your character swing their weapon when using the skill that contains this notetag. SWING WEAPON WHEN USING THIS SKILL motion swing: user perform action motion wait: user action animation: target wait for animation action effect: target death break perform finish Click to expand... It seems simple, but to some users, they may look at this an get confused, especially when trying to make it on their own. Having examples they can copy/paste to achieve a desired effect will help a lot. A big thank you to Yanfly for creating the plugins!

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Lionheart_84

#661 Jun 21, 2016, 09:02 AM Source

MrPurpleDreadlocks said:
animation 199 and 200 are custom. They are just used for teleport.

Here's the screenshot:

Ah, ok, Thanks !!! so ... both have only the "flash" effect ???

And for the animation 122 ???
MrPurpleDreadlocks

#662 Jun 21, 2016, 10:10 PM Source

Lionheart_84 said:
Ah, ok, Thanks !!! so ... both have only the "flash" effect ???

And for the animation 122 ???

It's custom.
Lionheart_84

#663 Jun 22, 2016, 07:36 AM Source

MrPurpleDreadlocks said:
It's custom.

Ah, ok !!! Does nothing!!! ;) again congratulations !!! :D
Servidion

#664 Jun 22, 2016, 04:49 PM Source

So I have a skill, Storm of Blades, that strikes 12 random targets, though in intervals of 4. For some reason it strikes an additional 4 times after the entire sequence is completed.

The timing of the skill needs work, but you'll get the idea from this video.

Spoiler
<targets: 4 random foes>

<whole action>

move user: all opponents, front center, 20

wait for movement

action effect

animation 150: user

attack animation: target

move user: all opponents, head, 5

wait for movement

animation 150: user

attack animation: target

move user: all opponents, back center, 5

wait for movement

animation 150: user

attack animation: target

move user: all opponents, base, 5

animation 150: user

attack animation: target

move user: all opponents, front center, 5

wait for movement

action effect

animation 150: user

attack animation: target

move user: all opponents, head, 5

wait for movement

animation 150: user

attack animation: target

move user: all opponents, back center, 5

wait for movement

animation 150: user

attack animation: target

move user: all opponents, base, 5

wait for movement

animation 150: user

attack animation: target

move user: all opponents, front center, 5

wait for movement

action effect

animation 150: user

attack animation: target

move user: all opponents, head, 5

wait for movement

animation 150: user

attack animation: target

move user: all opponents, back center, 5

wait for movement

animation 150: user

attack animation: target

move user: all opponents, base, 5

wait for movement

animation 150: user

attack animation: target

move user: all opponents, front center, 5

wait for movement

animation 154: targets

</whole action>

<follow action>

wait for animation

</follow action>
emelian65

#665 Jun 22, 2016, 05:06 PM Source

Servidion said:
So I have a skill, Storm of Blades, that strikes 12 random targets, though in intervals of 4. For some reason it strikes an additional 4 times after the entire sequence is completed.

try add,

<target action>

</target action>

and check what is the target in the skill database.
Servidion

#666 Jun 22, 2016, 05:11 PM Source

emelian65 said:
try add,

<target action>

</target action>

and check what is the target in the skill database.

Target action fixed the problem. Thank you very much!
guyhi

#667 Jun 23, 2016, 12:53 AM Source

I made one for the "Strong Attack" skill, but it could be used for any attack.

<setup action>
display action
cast animation
wait for animation
hide battle hud
opacity not focus: 0, 20
wait for opacity
immortal: targets, true
</setup action>

<target action>
fade out: 30
wait: 30
camera focus: user
zoom: 500%, 10
wait for zoom
wait: 30
fade in: 7
wait: 60
move user: forward, 1000, 10
wait: 10
fade out: 30
wait: 31
move user: backwards, 1000, 10
camera focus: target
zoom: 500%, 10
wait: 50
fade in: 10
wait: 100
move user: target, front, 3
wait for movement
motion swing: user
wait: 5
action animation
wait: 5
action effect
shake screen: 6, 6, 30
wait: 5
move target: backwards, 3000, 20
wait: 20
fade out: 40
wait: 40
camera focus: user
move user: home, 100
fade in: 10
wait: 30
motion evade: user
opacity user: 0%, 30
wait for opacity
wait: 20
opacity user: 50%, 20
move target: home, 5
motion evade: user
wait: 20
motion victory: user
wait: 60
fade out
wait: 60
show battle hud
opacity not focus: 100%, 1
opacity user: 100%, 1
zoom: 100%, 1
fade in: 10
immortal: targets, false
death break
</target action>

So, it zooms into the user, before he dashes forward. Afterwards, it switches over to the enemy ( still zoomed ) and you appear in front of it and hit it with a powerful attack sending it backwards. I made a motion for him coming back, but that part can be removed.
PandaPoru

#668 Jun 24, 2016, 02:49 AM Source

Hi, I´ve started using action sequences and I suck soooooo much...

I just want to create a really simple sequence where the character jumps really high (you know, float 1000%) and then that character lands on top of the enemy, bounces on top of him once and then goes back to where that character originally was.

I just can´t do this and I think that this should be really easy to do, please, can someone lend me a hand?
cekobico

#669 Jun 24, 2016, 09:28 AM Source

PandaPoru said:
Hi, I´ve started using action sequences and I suck soooooo much...

I just want to create a really simple sequence where the character jumps really high (you know, float 1000%) and then that character lands on top of the enemy, bounces on top of him once and then goes back to where that character originally was.

I just can´t do this and I think that this should be really easy to do, please, can someone lend me a hand?

<target action>

move user: target, head base, 30

jump user: 1000%, 30

wait for movement

action animation

action effect

wait: 5 // remove this line if you want your actor to immediately jump back to home position after landing damage

move user: home, 30

jump user: 130%, 30

wait for movement

wait for animation

</target action>

@guyhi did you learn that from Vibrato? :p
guyhi

#670 Jun 24, 2016, 07:59 PM Source

Yeah, kinda :p
Aurawhisperer

#671 Jun 24, 2016, 11:34 PM Source

Question. So I have attack setup as this for attacking motion:

<Target Action>

Move user: target, front center, 5

wait for movement

motion swing: user

perform action

action animation: target

wait for animation

action effect: target

perform finish

</Target Action>

I want to keep this formula, except I don't want the range users to use this exact method. Instead, I want them to use the default method and stay in position while attacking. Is there a way to where I can input in this code that this only applies to melee users and not range?
Taemien

#672 Jun 25, 2016, 01:59 AM Source

Aurawhisperer said:
Question. So I have attack setup as this for attacking motion:

<Target Action>

Move user: target, front center, 5

wait for movement

motion swing: user

perform action

action animation: target

wait for animation

action effect: target

perform finish

</Target Action>

I want to keep this formula, except I don't want the range users to use this exact method. Instead, I want them to use the default method and stay in position while attacking. Is there a way to where I can input in this code that this only applies to melee users and not range?

This might work:

<Target Action>
if user.attackMotion() !== 'missile'
Move user: target, front center, 5
else
wait for movement
motion swing: user
perform action
action animation: target
wait for animation
action effect: target
perform finish
</Target Action>

I'm using Yanfly's example of the basic attack. Let me know if it does, I'm not currently able to test it myself.
Aurawhisperer

#673 Jun 25, 2016, 06:25 AM Source

Taemien said:
This might work:

<Target Action>
if user.attackMotion() !== 'missile'
Move user: target, front center, 5
else
wait for movement
motion swing: user
perform action
action animation: target
wait for animation
action effect: target
perform finish
</Target Action>

I'm using Yanfly's example of the basic attack. Let me know if it does, I'm not currently able to test it myself.

I can confirm this does work! Though need to include the rest under the if statement in order for full execution. As such...

<Target Action>

if user.attackMotion() !== 'missile'

Move user: target, front center, 5

wait for movement

motion swing: user

perform action

action animation: target

wait for animation

action effect: target

perform finish

else

wait for movement

motion swing: user

perform action

action animation: target

wait for animation

action effect: target

perform finish

</Target Action>
Taemien

#674 Jun 25, 2016, 06:37 AM Source

Aurawhisperer said:
I can confirm this does work! Though need to include the rest under the if statement in order for full execution. As such...

<Target Action>

if user.attackMotion() !== 'missile'

Move user: target, front center, 5

wait for movement

motion swing: user

perform action

action animation: target

wait for animation

action effect: target

perform finish

else

wait for movement

motion swing: user

perform action

action animation: target

wait for animation

action effect: target

perform finish

</Target Action>

Don't give me credit. That's just a modification of Yanfly's code from earlier in the thread (which I think got muddled up after the forums changed) for the basic attack. I figured a modified version would suit your needs. And its outstanding that you posted the full one. That'd help others with similar issues to see how those if/than/else conditions work.
Aurawhisperer

#675 Jun 25, 2016, 06:43 AM Source

Lastly, I want to modify to where it's only the player is able to execute motion attacks and not the enemy AI. User seems like to be a broad term
firestalker

#676 Jun 25, 2016, 06:56 AM Source

Aurawhisperer said:
Lastly, I want to modify to where it's only the player is able to execute motion attacks and not the enemy AI. User seems like to be a broad term

Try using

If user.isActor && user.attackMotion() !== 'missile'

bla bla

Else

bla bla

End

Maybe.... I'm pretty new to this.
cekobico

#677 Jun 25, 2016, 07:10 AM Source

^ yep. WIthout the "End" line, If Else behavior might be ignored on one condition or the other.
PsyenceOG

#678 Jun 25, 2016, 02:41 PM Source

Hoping for a little help here. I'm trying to make a spell that hits one main enemy then 2 random enemies, but with only the one animation on the main enemy as it's kind of a shrapnel-esque explosion type thing. So far, it's working to the extent that it hits one target then 2 randoms, but it's playing the animation on every enemy hit. Anyone know how to fix this? Here is what I have so far:

Spoiler
<target: target 2 random foes>

<setup action>

immortal: targets, true

</setup action>

<whole action>

motion chant: user

animation 0149: user

wait for animation

motion spell: user

motion wait: user

animation 0121: target

wait for animation

action effect

wait: 30

death break

</whole action>

<target action>

</target action>

<follow action>

</follow action>

<finish action>

perform finish

</finish action>

In the skill, I have scope set to 1 Enemy. I have tried many different combinations of action sequences and different skill scopes. Any help is much appreciated!

Edit: The first animation is a cast animation on the user.
Aurawhisperer

#679 Jun 25, 2016, 03:31 PM Source

firestalker said:
Try using

If user.isActor && user.attackMotion() !== 'missile'

bla bla

Else

bla bla

End

Maybe.... I'm pretty new to this.

I can confirm that:

<Target Action>

If user.isActor && user.attackMotion() !== 'missile'

Move user: target, front center, 5

wait for movement

motion swing: user

perform action

action animation: target

wait for animation

action effect: target

perform finish

else

wait for movement

motion swing: user

perform action

action animation: target

wait for animation

action effect: target

perform finish

</Target Action>

Does not work. The Enemy AI still motions
Skunk

#680 Jun 26, 2016, 09:04 AM Source

I have some advice for people trying to understand how this flow works.

There is a very nice tutorial by Echo607 and she puts all of this into very nice perspective.

If you follow along with her and code out the animation she has put forth, it really helps to understand what all these commands can do, and even learn a couple that

aren't listed in the help file.