Unlimited TP state?

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  1. Supersilver204
    #1 Source
    Exactly what the title says. How can I go about creating a state where it gives the user unlimited TP for a few turns? I can't seem to find an option to make TP unlimited so if there's a script or something that'd be much appreciated. Thank you in advance :)
  2. ??????
    #2 Source
    Why not just use TRG increase when the state is applied?
  3. Supersilver204
    #3 Source
    Because TGR only increases whether you get hit or not. I need to make something that keeps restoring TP or keeps it unlimited.
  4. ??????
    #4 Source
    Fair enough ^_^

    #===============================================================================# Snippet to give battler unlimited TP while state TP_Gain_State is applied.#===============================================================================class Game_BattlerBase#===============================================================================  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  #  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  TP_Gain_State = 12  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  #  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  alias :refresh_tp_gain :refresh  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  #  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  def refresh(*args,&block)    refresh_tp_gain(*args,&block)    refresh_tpgain  end  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  #  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  def refresh_tpgain    return unless state?(TP_Gain_State)    @tp = max_tp  endendEdit:

    this one should work fine now...
  5. Supersilver204
    #5 Source
    Thank you, but one more question. Which feature in the state gives more TP? Or should I edit it in the skills section to make it gain TP and leave it at that?
  6. ??????
    #6 Source
    Simply change TP_Gain_State to the id of the state you want to use for unlimited TP.

    Then, when you a battler is under the influence of the aforementioned state, it will always have max tp :)
  7. Supersilver204
    #7 Source
    Well I tried doing all of that and this happened..

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  8. ??????
    #8 Source
    Thats strange... I cant figure why thats happening. Must be due to the refresh method being called at initiailize or something..

    Anyway, use this instead.

    #===============================================================================# Snippet to give battler unlimited TP while state TP_Gain_State is applied.#===============================================================================class Game_Battler#===============================================================================  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  #  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  TP_Gain_State = 12  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  #  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  def refresh    super    refresh_tpgain  end  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  #  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  def refresh_tpgain    return unless state?(TP_Gain_State)    @tp = max_tp  endendI actually tested that one. It works fine, but you may encounter issues with other scripters code. Probably only if it modifies the Refresh method within Game_Battler - which isnt really common, but if it was, it would be overwritten and therefore, wouldnt work.
  9. Supersilver204
    #9 Source
    For some reason the TP won't restore.. What am I be doing wrong? The only values I've changed are TP_Gain_State (to the state's name) and the value of 12 which may be the problem.
  10. ??????
    #10 Source
    Yea that is probably whats causing it. Simply make TP_Gain_State = The Database ID of the State.

    If the Database id of the state you wish to use was already id 12, then you dont have to change anything.

    By the end, it will look like this...

      #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  #  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  TP_Gain_State = 22And again,simply replace the value shown, '22', with the id of the state you wish to use for your tp state.
  11. Supersilver204
    #11 Source
    Thanks :) Works perfect now.
  12. Faye Valentine
    #12 Source
    Dekita said:
    Thats strange... I cant figure why thats happening. Must be due to the refresh method being called at initiailize or something..

    Anyway, use this instead.

    #===============================================================================# Snippet to give battler unlimited TP while state TP_Gain_State is applied.#===============================================================================class Game_Battler#===============================================================================  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  #  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  TP_Gain_State = 12  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  #  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  def refresh    super    refresh_tpgain  end  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  #  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------  def refresh_tpgain    return unless state?(TP_Gain_State)    @tp = max_tp  endendI actually tested that one. It works fine, but you may encounter issues with other scripters code. Probably only if it modifies the Refresh method within Game_Battler - which isnt really common, but if it was, it would be overwritten and therefore, wouldnt work.
    This will work for me as well. Thanks you!