Yanfly Option Core Default Code not working

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Started by Zion 6 posts View original ↗
  1. Zion
    #1 Source
    I'm trying to set an option in the options menu by default to ON.
    As I understand correct, I need to do this via the Default Config Code?

    The help file says:

    Default Config Code:
    - When creating new options, this determines the default value of the option. For most options, this starts in an OFF position, which is usually represented by a 'false' boolean.

    The default code:
    ConfigManager[symbol] = false;

    So I picked the always dash option for testing purpose and did the following inside the Default Config Code:

    ConfigManager[symbol] = true;

    But it is not working. If I start the game, "always dash" is OFF.

    Why? What am I doing wrong?
  2. Palin
    #2 Source
    Did you already have a config file when testing? (the one in your project folder/save). If you did then I doubt that plugin setting overwrites what is already saved there. I've never used yanfly's option core so I can't be sure how it works.
  3. Zion
    #3 Source
    Thank you for your anwer!

    Of course I deleted the config file before testing the plugin. I want that new players have the option already enabled by default. But it is disabled, even if I set ConfigManager[symbol] to true.

    Of course, while playtesting, if I set the option to ON and restart the game, the config file saves the change and I get into the option screen with dashing to ON.

    But this is not what I want. I want it ON by default. And even without a config file, this isn't working.
  4. Palin
    #4 Source
    You're right, this doesn't work.

    The plugin parameter does set the default to true. But it appears that the code in rpg_managers overwrites it back to false. Try replacing the code in 'alwaysDash's' "Load Config Code" plugin parameter to see if it helps:

    Code:
    var value = config[name];
if (value !== undefined) {
   ConfigManager[name] = value;
} else {
   ConfigManager[name] = true;
}
  5. Zion
    #5 Source
    Yes, this works!
    Thank you very much :)
  6. Overdrive_Protocol
    #6 Source
    Awesome this fix worked for me too. Was wondering what I was doing wrong, took too long!
    Palin said:
    You're right, this doesn't work.

    The plugin parameter does set the default to true. But it appears that the code in rpg_managers overwrites it back to false. Try replacing the code in 'alwaysDash's' "Load Config Code" plugin parameter to see if it helps:

    Code:
    var value = config[name];
if (value !== undefined) {
   ConfigManager[name] = value;
} else {
   ConfigManager[name] = true;
}