So i did try it and:
the damage occurs before the video
the video is playing two times
and there is another damage coming.
Pre-made (Yanfly's) Action Sequence Sharing and Discussions
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@JoeTheCrafter Is it an AoE skill?
If that's the case change the target for whole in between the < > like this.
<whole action>
</whole action>
And test it, if it doesn't work then please post an image of the skill in the edit, and of the common event.
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It is now working thank you for helping me it is sure that it will help others persons.
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Hey guys!
So I haven't been working on MV for quite a while, but I made this action sequence as a hobby, since I liked making some cool looking skills.
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Hey guys i need your help ;_;
Got a trouble when enemy cast a skill which involves Jump effect. As is indicated by the .jpg below, The jumping enemy was covered by the actors and it's looks weird...
I wonder if I failed to understand the plugin or it's resulted from a potential bug?
I would greatly appreciate it if somebody could sovle this problem!
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Hey guys i need your help ;_;
Got a trouble when enemy cast a skill which involves Jump effect. As is indicated by the .jpg below, The jumping enemy was covered by the actors and it's looks weird...
I wonder if I failed to understand the plugin or it's resulted from a potential bug?
I would greatly appreciate it if somebody could sovle this problem!
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If I had to guess. Actors are always shown in front of enemies. Not sure if the plugin does that or MV itself. I'm thinking MV does that.
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I'm having an issue with the 'thrust'/'swing'/'missile' motions (it happens with "motion attack: user" as well) where it plays the 'skill' motion with the weapon floating there. Is there a known fix for this? I've found a workaround using Yami's SV battler plugin, but that only works as long as the actor's weapons all use the same motion (e.g. it wouldn't work for an actor that could use either a sword or a bow). For more information on my issue, check out this discussion. It's not a big problem, but it does affect the visual quality of the game.
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Here is a download link for my test project: Sideview Battle Test. This project uses Yami's plugin to correct the original motion error but has a new error where the "wait" motion isn't playing right. Harold is the only character using Yami's plugin, the others just use default sprite sheets. Therese is still displaying the original motion error that I'm having with Yanfly's Action Sequence plugins.
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@Mando Jetii Hello, first I'm going to say you don't need to double post only edit your original post, you make the higher ups look at us funny.
I'm going to make a guess and say that all of your skills have this particular part in the action sequence?
<whole Action>
move user: forward, 32, 4
motion attack: user
perform action <-------------This one
motion wait: user
action animation: target
wait for animation
action effect: target
death break
perform finish
</whole action>
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Yes, "perform action" is included. It was easier than trying to insert the animations and all that. So "perform action" is what's overwriting the motion animation?
@Mando Jetii Hello, first I'm going to say you don't need to double post only edit your original post, you make the higher ups look at us funny.
I didn't mean to double post this. I accidentally posted it here when I meant to post it here. I couldn't figure out how to delete the extra post, so I just left it with the quote box added. -
Mmmm, we really should probably consider make a writen guide of some of the action sequence commands, it is obvious that Yanfly help file doesn't really help much, if everyone is having problems like this.
@Mando Jetii
The Perform Action sequence is a shortcut, an easy way to call the start of a skill, as such it should only be really used in the <Setup Action> sequence, putting it anywhere else just mess with things.
It is indeed overwrtting the Motion Attack: User as is happening later that the previous, however you really don't need to use it unless you are messing with the Setup Action, and as far as I can see you just want the default walking a bit, then cast animation, then whatever else. Because of that you don' t need perform finish either, and, because of where you are putting it you also don't need Death Break.
Test the skills without the Perform Action in there, you'll see that the skill plays exactly the same but with the correct motion.
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@emelian65
Thanks! It worked exactly like you said. I remember when I first was experimenting with action sequences that the animation's weren't running & the enemies weren't taking damage; I had though that "perform action" was what added those, but it looks like that stuff is handled in other lines such as "action animation" & "action effect". Thanks! -
Okay, new question. Say I'm making a multi-hit attack and I want the last hit to cause double damage. How would I do that?
I'm working on an MV remake of the VX Ace skill "Claw Dance". The original skill is a two-hit attack with a damage formula of a.atk * 12, but the attack animation shows five hits, with the fifth hit looking like it hurt more than the others. Using Yanfly's action sequences, I'm able to make the character move with the attack animation and damage the enemy with each strike. Aside from the fact that the fifth attack looks stronger than the others, the formula also divides better if I give double damage on the last attack (12 * 2 = 24, 24 / 6 = 4 but 24 / 5 = 4.8).
Here is the current notebox code:
<target action>
move user: target, front center, 5
wait for movement
action animation: target
face user: target
motion attack: user
move user: target, back base, 5
wait for movement
action effect
wait: 5
face user: target
motion attack: user
move user: target, front base, 5
wait for movement
action effect
wait: 5
face user: target
motion attack: user
move user: target, back center, 5
wait for movement
action effect
wait: 5
face user: target
motion attack: user
move user: target, base, 5
wait for movement
action effect
wait: 20
face user: target
motion attack: user
move user: target, front head, 5
wait for movement
action effect
action effect
wait: 3
</target action>
<follow action>
perform finish
</follow action>
You may notice that I have "action effect" twice for the last strike. This is so that it causes double damage, however this is technically two hits and shows up as such in the damage popup, so I would like to cause one double damage hit. The best solution I can think of off hand it to create a state that double's the user's atk and have the skill invoke the state before the final strike, then end it afterward. -
Okay, new question. Say I'm making a multi-hit attack and I want the last hit to cause double damage. How would I do that?
I'm working on an MV remake of the VX Ace skill "Claw Dance". The original skill is a two-hit attack with a damage formula of a.atk * 12, but the attack animation shows five hits, with the fifth hit looking like it hurt more than the others. Using Yanfly's action sequences, I'm able to make the character move with the attack animation and damage the enemy with each strike. Aside from the fact that the fifth attack looks stronger than the others, the formula also divides better if I give double damage on the last attack (12 * 2 = 24, 24 / 6 = 4 but 24 / 5 = 4.8).
Here is the current notebox code:
<target action>
move user: target, front center, 5
wait for movement
action animation: target
face user: target
motion attack: user
move user: target, back base, 5
wait for movement
action effect
wait: 5
face user: target
motion attack: user
move user: target, front base, 5
wait for movement
action effect
wait: 5
face user: target
motion attack: user
move user: target, back center, 5
wait for movement
action effect
wait: 5
face user: target
motion attack: user
move user: target, base, 5
wait for movement
action effect
wait: 20
face user: target
motion attack: user
move user: target, front head, 5
wait for movement
action effect
action effect
wait: 3
</target action>
<follow action>
perform finish
</follow action>
You may notice that I have "action effect" twice for the last strike. This is so that it causes double damage, however this is technically two hits and shows up as such in the damage popup, so I would like to cause one double damage hit. The best solution I can think of off hand it to create a state that double's the user's atk and have the skill invoke the state before the final strike, then end it afterward.
Get Yanfly's Damage Core plugin, if you don't have it. Then, before the final hit, use 'damage rate: 200%'. It'll make the last hit deal twice as much damage in a single hit, and you don't have to change it back to 100% afterwards (it resets at the end of the sequence). -
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Question: What do I do to prevent actors from moving backwards when using a skill (magic, or special)?
My actor moves backwards, moves back to starting location, THEN forwards....
<Cast Animation: 0>
<whole action>
move user: forward, 48, 12
camera focus: user
zoom: 110%, 30
wait for zoom
</whole action>
Also: I got basic motion figured out... I can have my actor run towards a target's position... how do I keep the target there instead of returning to home position? -
I am new to forums but big RPG user since my childhood. Just trying to get my head around Action Sequences and came across this one: NOTE I realise this doesn't work with Yanfly's but perhaps we can get a translation so it does?
When I input it into my game it doesn't want to work. My character does the movement and then the damage cuts in but no animation for summoning occurs.
Can someone test it out in theirs and see if they get the same results? See below for the Action Sequence.
SpoilerCode:<action sequence: movement> motion: user, walk move: user, forward, 30, 48 wait: user, move motion: user, reset </action sequence> <action sequence: execute> motion: user, chant wait: user, 24 motion: user, 7, 3, 8, once wait: user, 24 motion: user, 10, 3, 8, loop wait: user, 12 animation: user, 142 wait: user, animation opacity: all actors, 0, 80 tint: lower, black, 80 wait: user, 80 battleback: save battleback: DarkSpace, DarkSpace wait: user, 4 tint: lower, clear, 80 wait: user, 80 animation: all targets, 141 wait: user, 120 pose: all targets, damage, 0 move: all targets, close to position, 24, 408, 312, 96 float: all targets, 48, movement wait: user, 40 effect: all targets, 100% wait: user, 48 effect: all targets, 100% wait: user, 48 effect: all targets, 100% wait: user, 48 effect: all targets, 100% wait: user, 48 fall: all targets, to ground, 20 wait: all targets, jump kill: all targets motion: all targets, reset pose: all targets, clear tint: lower, black, 80 wait: user, 80 battleback: restore wait: user, 4 tint: lower, clear, 80 opacity: all actors, 255, 80 wait: user, 80 </action sequence> <action sequence: damage> </action sequence> <action sequence: return> motion: movable targets, move motion: user, return move: movable targets, to home, 12 move: user, to home, 12 wait: user, move wait: movable targets, reset </action sequence> -
Hello. Is there a way to have characters go up to an enemy and stay there (new position)?
I can do the move commands with Yanfly Action Sequence Pack... but what if I want to disable them jumping back to their default row?
These are the coded positions.
MOVE target1: HOME, (frames)MOVE target1: RETURN, (frames)MOVE target1: FORWARD, (distance), (frames)MOVE target1: BACKWARD, (distance), (frames)MOVE target1: POINT, x coordinate, y coordinate, (frames)MOVE target1: target2, BASE, (frames)MOVE target1: target2, CENTER, (frames)MOVE target1: target2, HEAD, (frames)MOVE target1: target2, FRONT BASE, (frames)MOVE target1: target2, FRONT CENTER, (frames)MOVE target1: target2, FRONT HEAD, (frames)MOVE target1: target2, BACK BASE, (frames)MOVE target1: target2, BACK CENTER, (frames)MOVE target1: target2, BACK HEAD, (frames) -
I'm trying to create a state that does this using action sequences:
places a state on the target
after 3 turns, state expires, explodes
and then deals damage to all enemies.
Then adds a new state?
Anyone have an idea? I can add the animations in myself, but I don't know how to create the action sequences.