Resource Prize Wheels N/A

TechSkylander1518 · Apr 15, 2021

TechSkylander1518 submitted a new resource:

Prize Wheels - Spin for a chance to win!

Ruby:
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This script lets you create Prize Wheels that players can spin to win one of ten prizes! Your prize pool can be Pokemon, items, money, or a mix of the three!

(Yes I got this idea from Webkinz/Neopets what are you a cop)

Code
Paste in a new section above Main!

Ruby:

Prizes = [...

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ardicoozer · Apr 16, 2021

How to call this event?

TechSkylander1518 · Apr 16, 2021

ardicoozer said:
How to call this event?

Wheel(prizepool,cost) ! Prizepool is the number of your prize array (starts at 0), and cost is the cost!

ardicoozer · Apr 17, 2021

TechSkylander1518 said:
Wheel(prizepool,cost) ! Prizepool is the number of your prize array (starts at 0), and cost is the cost!

Can you give me a example?

TechSkylander1518 · Apr 17, 2021

ardicoozer said:
Can you give me a example?

Wheel(0,200) would call the first prize array and cost 200$!

Lucidious89 · Apr 18, 2021

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.

TechSkylander1518 · Apr 18, 2021

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.

Ooh, I really like that! I might see if I can make that work!

TechSkylander1518 · Apr 28, 2021

TechSkylander1518 updated Prize Wheels with a new update entry:

v19 Update

Now compatible with v19!

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ardicoozer · May 28, 2021

TechSkylander1518 said:
TechSkylander1518 updated Prize Wheels with a new update entry:

v19 Update

Read the rest of this update entry...

Hey Tech,
How to add new style wheel prize?
Honestly, this is a cool minigame script..
Thank you.

TechSkylander1518 · May 28, 2021

ardicoozer said:
Hey Tech,
How to add new style wheel prize?
Honestly, this is a cool minigame script..
Thank you.

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:

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:

["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:

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!

ardicoozer · May 28, 2021

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:

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:

["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:

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!

How about insert new prize in new style wheel?

TechSkylander1518 · May 28, 2021

ardicoozer said:
How about insert new prize in new style wheel?

Same deal but with prizes! At the top, there's this array:

Ruby:

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!

ardicoozer · May 28, 2021

TechSkylander1518 said:
Same deal but with prizes! At the top, there's this array:

Ruby:

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!

Great! It works.
Thank you so much

TechSkylander1518 · May 28, 2021

ardicoozer said:
Great! It works.
Thank you so much

Glad I could help!

AiurJordan · Jun 6, 2021

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:

[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'

TechSkylander1518 · Jun 6, 2021

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.

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!

AiurJordan · Jun 7, 2021

Here's a gamecorner tileset with an overworld wheel, and the tiles separate also.

TechSkylander1518 · Jun 7, 2021

AiurJordan said:
Here's a gamecorner tileset with an overworld wheel, and the tiles separate also.

That's awesome! Thank you so much!! Would you be alright with me putting this in the main post and crediting you?

AiurJordan · Jun 7, 2021

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

TechSkylander1518 · Jun 7, 2021

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

Thank you!!

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