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Prize Wheels

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TechSkylander1518

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You know, this could be really cool to adapt so that it can be used in battle somehow. Like some kind of Battle Frontier-type battle mode where each turn a wheel is spun for various buffs/debuffs that are randomly applied. Things like status effects, raising/lowering stats, disabling a Pokemon's ability or held item, putting specific effects on a Pokemon (Disable, Mean Look, Taunt, etc). Just a thought. I'm sure there's a lot that could be done with it.
 
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Lucidious89 said:
You know, this could be really cool to adapt so that it can be used in battle somehow. Like some kind of Battle Frontier-type battle mode where each turn a wheel is spun for various buffs/debuffs that are randomly applied. Things like status effects, raising/lowering stats, disabling a Pokemon's ability or held item, putting specific effects on a Pokemon (Disable, Mean Look, Taunt, etc). Just a thought. I'm sure there's a lot that could be done with it.
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Ooh, I really like that! I might see if I can make that work!
 
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ardicoozer said:
Hey Tech,
How to add new style wheel prize?
Honestly, this is a cool minigame script..
Thank you.
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Thank you!

So, to make a new style for the wheel, you're going to go to the top of the script in this section:
Ruby:
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WheelStyles = [
#bg graphic, wheel graphic, radius, minimum spins,
#spin SFX, volume, pitch
#winning sfx, volume, pitch
["hatchbg","prizewheel",110,3,"battle ball shake",80,150,"mining reveal full",100,100]
]
WheelStyles is an array made up of other arrays- these arrays have either a number or a string (just text in quotes) for each thing they define.

[background picture,wheel picture,radius of the wheel, minimum spins,sound effect while it spins,volume of the sfx,pitch of the sfx,sound effect for winning,volume of the sfx,pitch of the sfx]

So, let's say I have a new background and a new wheel, but I want to keep the sounds, radius, etc. the same. I'll copy the first array and just change those entries-

Ruby:
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["newbg","newwheel",110,3,"battle ball shake",80,150,"mining reveal full",100,100]

And then I'll add it to the main list of wheel styles, like this:

Ruby:
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WheelStyles = [
#bg graphic, wheel graphic, radius, minimum spins,
#spin SFX, volume, pitch
#winning sfx, volume, pitch
["hatchbg","prizewheel",110,3,"battle ball shake",80,150,"mining reveal full",100,100],
["newbg","newwheel",110,3,"battle ball shake",80,150,"mining reveal full",100,100]
]

Then, to call this new style in my event, I'll use a script call Wheel(prizepool,cost,style=1), and it'll call my new style instead of the original one!
 
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TechSkylander1518 said:
Thank you!

So, to make a new style for the wheel, you're going to go to the top of the script in this section:
Ruby:
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WheelStyles = [
#bg graphic, wheel graphic, radius, minimum spins,
#spin SFX, volume, pitch
#winning sfx, volume, pitch
["hatchbg","prizewheel",110,3,"battle ball shake",80,150,"mining reveal full",100,100]
]
WheelStyles is an array made up of other arrays- these arrays have either a number or a string (just text in quotes) for each thing they define.

[background picture,wheel picture,radius of the wheel, minimum spins,sound effect while it spins,volume of the sfx,pitch of the sfx,sound effect for winning,volume of the sfx,pitch of the sfx]

So, let's say I have a new background and a new wheel, but I want to keep the sounds, radius, etc. the same. I'll copy the first array and just change those entries-

Ruby:
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["newbg","newwheel",110,3,"battle ball shake",80,150,"mining reveal full",100,100]

And then I'll add it to the main list of wheel styles, like this:

Ruby:
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WheelStyles = [
#bg graphic, wheel graphic, radius, minimum spins,
#spin SFX, volume, pitch
#winning sfx, volume, pitch
["hatchbg","prizewheel",110,3,"battle ball shake",80,150,"mining reveal full",100,100],
["newbg","newwheel",110,3,"battle ball shake",80,150,"mining reveal full",100,100]
]

Then, to call this new style in my event, I'll use a script call Wheel(prizepool,cost,style=1), and it'll call my new style instead of the original one!
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How about insert new prize in new style wheel?
 
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ardicoozer said:
How about insert new prize in new style wheel?
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Same deal but with prizes! At the top, there's this array:

Ruby:
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Prizes = [
[:POKEBALL,:REPEATBALL,:FASTBALL,:LEVELBALL,:NESTBALL,:DUSKBALL,:DIVEBALL,:HEAVYBALL,:GREATBALL,:MASTERBALL],
[:CHARMANDER,:CYNDAQUIL,:EEVEE,:PIKACHU,:CHIKORITA,:BULBASAUR,:SQUIRTLE,:TOTODILE,:MARILL,:RATTATA],
["100","200","300","400","500","600","700","800","900","1000"],
[:POKEBALL,"100",:CHARMANDER,:POKEBALL,"100",:CHARMANDER,:POKEBALL,"100",:CHARMANDER,:POKEBALL,"100",:CHARMANDER,],
]

You'd just make a new array of ten entries and add it to the list! The entries can be a Pokemon, item, or amount of money put in quotes! And then you'd use that to determine the number you put in for the prizepool!
 
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TechSkylander1518 said:
Same deal but with prizes! At the top, there's this array:

Ruby:
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Prizes = [
[:POKEBALL,:REPEATBALL,:FASTBALL,:LEVELBALL,:NESTBALL,:DUSKBALL,:DIVEBALL,:HEAVYBALL,:GREATBALL,:MASTERBALL],
[:CHARMANDER,:CYNDAQUIL,:EEVEE,:PIKACHU,:CHIKORITA,:BULBASAUR,:SQUIRTLE,:TOTODILE,:MARILL,:RATTATA],
["100","200","300","400","500","600","700","800","900","1000"],
[:POKEBALL,"100",:CHARMANDER,:POKEBALL,"100",:CHARMANDER,:POKEBALL,"100",:CHARMANDER,:POKEBALL,"100",:CHARMANDER,],
]

You'd just make a new array of ten entries and add it to the list! The entries can be a Pokemon, item, or amount of money put in quotes! And then you'd use that to determine the number you put in for the prizepool!
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Great! It works.
Thank you so much
 
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I can't seem to get this to work in 19.1; it's stating that PBItems is an uninitialized constant.
I spent some time trying to get it to work but I don't know the v19.1 naming conventions; I just tried sticking
PBItems = GameData::Item.get(item) in random places but no luck.

Ruby:
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[Pokémon Essentials version 19.1]
[EBDX v1.1.6]

Exception: RuntimeError
Message: Script error in event 58 (coords 17,13), map 111 (Game Corner):
Exception: NameError
Message: uninitialized constant PrizeWheel::PBItems

***Full script:
Wheel(0,0)


Backtrace:
373:Prize Wheel:55:in `block in initialize'
373:Prize Wheel:54:in `each'
373:Prize Wheel:54:in `initialize'
373:Prize Wheel:18:in `new'
373:Prize Wheel:18:in `Wheel'
(eval):1:in `execute_script'
034:Interpreter:138:in `eval'
034:Interpreter:138:in `execute_script'
035:Interpreter_Commands:1024:in `command_355'
035:Interpreter_Commands:116:in `execute_command'


Backtrace:
034:Interpreter:190:in `rescue in execute_script'
034:Interpreter:136:in `execute_script'
035:Interpreter_Commands:1024:in `command_355'
035:Interpreter_Commands:116:in `execute_command'
034:Interpreter:128:in `block in update'
034:Interpreter:88:in `loop'
034:Interpreter:88:in `update'
033:Scene_Map:157:in `block in update'
033:Scene_Map:155:in `loop'
033:Scene_Map:155:in `update'
 
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AiurJordan said:
I can't seem to get this to work in 19.1; it's stating that PBItems is an uninitialized constant.
I spent some time trying to get it to work but I don't know the v19.1 naming conventions; I just tried sticking
PBItems = GameData::Item.get(item) in random places but no luck.
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Oh, you know what the issue was? I forgot to actually update the main section of the code, lmfao. I even have the v19 changes in the instructions, I just forgot to put them in the main part! Thanks for catching that!

If you're curious to know, part of why your fix wasn't working is because GameData::Item.get(item) just returns the data for that specific item, not the data for all items, which is what PBItems was used for in v18. Luckily, there's plenty of calls with GameData::Item, so you shouldn't need to try to rework an old PBItems command!
 
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Here's a gamecorner tileset with an overworld wheel, and the tiles separate also.
 

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Of course! Thats why I shared it, I'm working on a better wheel graphic right now.
 
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