Resource Deluxe Battle Kit [v21.1] v1.2.2

[fncjinta]

Maybe you are not the latest version.

it´s the latest version

 

[komeiji514]

it´s the latest version

search tera_pbMoveFailed in plugin scripts anyway.

 

[Lucidious89]

Hello, this problem occurs when ditto uses transformation. (I don't have the tera script, only dynamax)

[2024-09-04 07:08:53 -0300]
[Pokémon Essentials version 21.1]
[v21.1 Hotfixes 1.0.9]
[SKY BASE version 1.0.7]
Exception: NoMethodError
Message: undefined method `tera_pbMoveFailed?' for #<Battle::Move::TransformUserIntoTarget>

Trace:
[Deluxe Battle Kit] [005] Updated Effects.rb:590:in `pbMoveFailed?'
Battler_UseMove:295:in `pbUseMove'
[[DBK] Dynamax] [012] Battle_Battler.rb:92:in `pbUseMove'
[[DBK] Animated Pokémon System] [007] Substitute Doll.rb:82:in `pbUseMove'
[Deluxe Battle Kit] [001] Animation Utilities.rb:265:in `block in pbProcessTurn'
PBDebug:6:in `logonerr'
[Deluxe Battle Kit] [001] Animation Utilities.rb:265:in `pbProcessTurn'
Battle_AttackPhase:128:in `block (2 levels) in pbAttackPhaseMoves'
Battle_AttackPhase:124:in `each'
Battle_AttackPhase:124:in `block in pbAttackPhaseMoves'

This has already been fixed a while ago. Even if you think you're on the latest version, reinstall the plugin anyway.

 

[E4Artemy]

My game just crashes when I try to recompile to use the plugin, without a single error message, it simply closes. I guess it may be a incompatibility with another plugin. My bets are Visible Overworld Wild Encounters, Automatic Level Scaling or Following Pokemon EX. I don't use any other relevant plugins and I rly wanted to add DBK :<

 

[Lucidious89]

My game just crashes when I try to recompile to use the plugin, without a single error message, it simply closes. I guess it may be a incompatibility with another plugin. My bets are Visible Overworld Wild Encounters, Automatic Level Scaling or Following Pokemon EX. I don't use any other relevant plugins and I rly wanted to add DBK :<

Ive never used any of those, so idk. Have you tested on a clean copy? Or removed the other plugins one by one to detect the issue?

 

[E4Artemy]

Ive never used any of those, so idk. Have you tested on a clean copy? Or removed the other plugins one by one to detect the issue?

So... I was using an older version of Modular UI Scene It was a lot of time to finally find the problem. Thanks for your reply!

 

[E4Artemy]

Sorry for the double post, but here comes a new problem. I read Safari Zone had an issue, so I download and reinstalled the plugin twice, but I have this message:
[Pokémon Essentials version 21.1]
[v21.1 Hotfixes 1.0.9]

Script error in event 4 (coords 22,21), map 68 (Safari Zone)
Exception: NoMethodError
Message: undefined method `visible' for nil:NilClass

***Full script:
$PokemonGlobal.battlingSpawnedPokemon = true
pbSingleOrDoubleWildBattle( [imath]map_factory.getMap(68).events[4].map.map_id,[/imath]map_factory.getMap(68).events[4].x, [imath]map_factory.getMap(68).events[4].y,[/imath]map_factory.getMap(68).events[4].pokemon )
$PokemonGlobal.battlingSpawnedPokemon = false
pbResetTempAfterBattle()
$map_factory.getMap(68).removeThisEventfromMap(4)

Backtrace:
[[DBK] Enhanced Battle UI] [002] Selection Menu.rb:277:in `block in pbCommandMenuEx'
[[DBK] Enhanced Battle UI] [002] Selection Menu.rb:274:in `loop'
[[DBK] Enhanced Battle UI] [002] Selection Menu.rb:274:in `pbCommandMenuEx'
SafariBattle:233:in `pbSafariCommandMenu'
[Deluxe Battle Kit] [001] Animation Utilities.rb:293:in `block in pbStartBattle'
[Deluxe Battle Kit] [001] Animation Utilities.rb:292:in `loop'
[Deluxe Battle Kit] [001] Animation Utilities.rb:292:in `pbStartBattle'
SafariZone:133:in `block (2 levels) in pbSafariBattle'
Overworld_BattleIntroAnim:55:in `pbSceneStandby'
SafariZone:133:in `block in pbSafariBattle'

 

[Lucidious89]

Sorry for the double post, but here comes a new problem. I read Safari Zone had an issue, so I download and reinstalled the plugin twice, but I have this message:
[Pokémon Essentials version 21.1]
[v21.1 Hotfixes 1.0.9]

Script error in event 4 (coords 22,21), map 68 (Safari Zone)
Exception: NoMethodError
Message: undefined method `visible' for nil:NilClass

***Full script:
$PokemonGlobal.battlingSpawnedPokemon = true
pbSingleOrDoubleWildBattle( [imath]map_factory.getMap(68).events[4].map.map_id,[/imath]map_factory.getMap(68).events[4].x, [imath]map_factory.getMap(68).events[4].y,[/imath]map_factory.getMap(68).events[4].pokemon )
$PokemonGlobal.battlingSpawnedPokemon = false
pbResetTempAfterBattle()
$map_factory.getMap(68).removeThisEventfromMap(4)

Backtrace:
[[DBK] Enhanced Battle UI] [002] Selection Menu.rb:277:in `block in pbCommandMenuEx'
[[DBK] Enhanced Battle UI] [002] Selection Menu.rb:274:in `loop'
[[DBK] Enhanced Battle UI] [002] Selection Menu.rb:274:in `pbCommandMenuEx'
SafariBattle:233:in `pbSafariCommandMenu'
[Deluxe Battle Kit] [001] Animation Utilities.rb:293:in `block in pbStartBattle'
[Deluxe Battle Kit] [001] Animation Utilities.rb:292:in `loop'
[Deluxe Battle Kit] [001] Animation Utilities.rb:292:in `pbStartBattle'
SafariZone:133:in `block (2 levels) in pbSafariBattle'
Overworld_BattleIntroAnim:55:in `pbSceneStandby'
SafariZone:133:in `block in pbSafariBattle'

I know. The Safari Zone being bugged is practically a meme with how regularly it happens with literally everything I make. Ill get around to releasing a fix at some point, when im not feeling lazy.

 

[Lucidious89]

Lucidious89 updated Deluxe Battle Kit [v21.1] with a new update entry:

v1.2 Update

• Fixed an error that would occur when the AI attempted to use a Self-KO move.
• Fixed an error that would occur when a wild boss Pokemon was given immunity to indirect damage.
• Added a new audio file for the correct item sound effect when a trainer uses items from the inventory on a battler.
• Made it so that both the AI and player can now Terastallize and/or Dynamax their Pokemon in battle in more situations.

Read the rest of this update entry...

 

[komeiji514]

A minor overlook in Damage Calc Refactor. Function code of Psyblade("IncreasePowerInElectricTerrain") is still "IncreasePowerWhileElectricTerrain" there.

 

[LPS1983]

Lucidious89 submitted a new resource:

Deluxe Battle Kit [v21.1] - A battle expansion kit which allows you to completely customize your battles!



Read more about this resource...

Hi! I'm making a fangame and I wanted to make super shinies have different sprites than normal ones. I saw that the essentials deluxe plugin for v20.1 had this option. So, does this one have it too? If not, is it possible to add it by copying the files from the previous version and pasting them into this plugin? Thank you in advance.

 

[komeiji514]

Hi! I'm making a fangame and I wanted to make super shinies have different sprites than normal ones. I saw that the essentials deluxe plugin for v20.1 had this option. So, does this one have it too? If not, is it possible to add it by copying the files from the previous version and pasting them into this plugin? Thank you in advance.

That function is in Animated Pokemon System now. Though you may not use any of animated sprites, the new mechanics can still be applied.

 

[Airgetfrog]

After some time puzzling over a bug in my game, I've realized that the overwrites for Pokemon included in Deluxe Battle Rules.rb break clone functionality. Because the various setters all clear values rather than reinitializing an empty object, the cloned Pokemon retains references to the values in the original Pokemon (the intial values are retained from Pokemon.clone, which uses Kernel.clone before attempting to set them with a new object). This also has the side effect of immediately clearing all stats on the original copy. I assume this also breaks Shedinja.

Would be nice to see this fixed

EDIT: On further investigation, the EV limit calculation in the same method is also bugged for arrays and hashes, resulting in fewer EVs being allocated than intended (values are added to the EV total before being checked against it, resulting in unnecessary clamping).

 

[Lucidious89]

A minor overlook in Damage Calc Refactor. Function code of Psyblade("IncreasePowerInElectricTerrain") is still "IncreasePowerWhileElectricTerrain" there.

Gotcha.

Hi! I'm making a fangame and I wanted to make super shinies have different sprites than normal ones. I saw that the essentials deluxe plugin for v20.1 had this option. So, does this one have it too? If not, is it possible to add it by copying the files from the previous version and pasting them into this plugin? Thank you in advance.

That function is in Animated Pokemon System now. Though you may not use any of animated sprites, the new mechanics can still be applied.

The Animated Pokemon System plugin allows for Super Shiny sprites to be given a different hue to differentiate them from normal shinies. It does not allow for Super Shinys to have their own independent sprites. Neither that plugin or this one provides that feature. A raw copy/paste from Essentials Deluxe would not suffice, because it is deeply tied into G-Max sprites, which the new version of Dynamax no longer uses.

The only reason that feature existed in Essentials Deluxe was because I already had to jump through hoops to allow for G-Max Pokemon to have their own sprites (G-Max sprites back then were implemented more like Shadow Pokemon, rather than forms). Because I was already going through all the trouble of adding new sprite folders, I threw in additional folder pathways for Super Shinies too as a secondary "might as well" addition. The new version of the Dynamax mechanic simplifies G-Max sprites to work just like regular forms, so I no longer need to include all of the tedious code reworking the entire sprite pathways, and thus, I no longer have any reason to include the same thing for Super Shinies. The Super Shiny stuff was just kind of an afterthought to me, so it was one of the first things I cut when trimming things down for this plugin.

 

[Lucidious89]

After some time puzzling over a bug in my game, I've realized that the overwrites for Pokemon included in Deluxe Battle Rules.rb break clone functionality. Because the various setters all clear values rather than reinitializing an empty object, the cloned Pokemon retains references to the values in the original Pokemon (the intial values are retained from Pokemon.clone, which uses Kernel.clone before attempting to set them with a new object). This also has the side effect of immediately clearing all stats on the original copy. I assume this also breaks Shedinja.

Would be nice to see this fixed

EDIT: On further investigation, the EV limit calculation in the same method is also bugged for arrays and hashes, resulting in fewer EVs being allocated than intended (values are added to the EV total before being checked against it, resulting in unnecessary clamping).

I think I kinda get what the issue is. This all sounds really annoying. I'll look into it at some point.

 

[delusionsofgrandr]

Hi, I'm trying to code a battle where the boss Pokemon in a 2v1 battle will set up Stealth Rock if it gets hit by a super effective move. I've been trying to do so by using the teamEffects command, but basically everything happens except for the actual Stealth Rock being set up. Would you mind taking a look at my code and pointing out where I've gone wrong?

Spoiler

This is how I've set up the script/code:

    "TargetWeakToMove_foe_repeat" => {
      "playCry"       => :Self,
      "text_A"          => [:Self, "{1} roared in anger!"],
      "playAnim"     => [:STEALTHROCK, :Self, :Opposing],     
      "teamEffects_player" => [:StealthRock, 2], #this doesn't seem to work
      "teamEffects_ally" => [:StealthRock, 2],  #this doesn't work either
      "text_B"        => [:Self, "It flung a fistful of rocks at your team's feet!"]
    },

Thank you!

 

[Lucidious89]

Hi, I'm trying to code a battle where the boss Pokemon in a 2v1 battle will set up Stealth Rock if it gets hit by a super effective move. I've been trying to do so by using the teamEffects command, but basically everything happens except for the actual Stealth Rock being set up. Would you mind taking a look at my code and pointing out where I've gone wrong?

Spoiler

This is how I've set up the script/code:

    "TargetWeakToMove_foe_repeat" => {
      "playCry"       => :Self,
      "text_A"          => [:Self, "{1} roared in anger!"],
      "playAnim"     => [:STEALTHROCK, :Self, :Opposing],    
      "teamEffects_player" => [:StealthRock, 2], #this doesn't seem to work
      "teamEffects_ally" => [:StealthRock, 2],  #this doesn't work either
      "text_B"        => [:Self, "It flung a fistful of rocks at your team's feet!"]
    },

Thank you!

You're setting Stealth Rocks to 2, which doesnt make any sense. Stealth Rocks doesnt set layers like Spikes or Toxic Spikes do. Stealth Rocks is more like Sticky Web in that its just either active or inactive (true or false).

 

[delusionsofgrandr]

You're setting Stealth Rocks to 2, which doesnt make any sense. Stealth Rocks doesnt set layers like Spikes or Toxic Spikes do. Stealth Rocks is more like Sticky Web in that its just either active or inactive (true or false).

Ah, thank you! It didn't work when I set it to "true" either, though. I tried changing it to 2 to see if that had any effect and forgot to change it back.

 

[Lucidious89]

Ah, thank you! It didn't work when I set it to "true" either, though. I tried changing it to 2 to see if that had any effect and forgot to change it back.

Ah, I know why. It's actually working fine and completely as intended. The issue is just that it's setting Stealth Rocks on the opponent's side. Which makes total sense if you read what your script is doing. It's saying "when the target foe is hit with a Super Effective move, start the Stealth Rocks effect on the team." Because this midbattle trigger is activating on the opponent, the "team" it's referring to in this scenario is the opponent's team.

This is exactly where the "setBattler" utility command is meant to be used. For instances where a trigger activates on a certain Pokemon, but you want the target of the effects to actually trigger on a different battler/side. So, to accomplish what you want with this script, you just need to set the battler to one of the player's Pokemon by setting it to any battler index on the player's side (0, 2, 4, etc), or you can just use :Opposing in this case, and it will set the battler to whoever is currently opposing the original battler who activated the trigger. In this case, the foe activated the trigger, which means the opponent of the foe would be your Pokemon.

Here's an example of a cleaned up script that will do what you want:

"TargetWeakToMove_foe" => {
    "playCry"     => :Self,
    "text"        => "{1} roared in anger!",
    "playAnim"    => [:STEALTHROCK, :Self, :Opposing],
    "setBattler"  => :Opposing,
    "teamEffects" => [:StealthRock, true, "It flung a fistful of rocks at your team's feet!"]
  }

 

[delusionsofgrandr]

Ah, I know why. It's actually working fine and completely as intended. The issue is just that it's setting Stealth Rocks on the opponent's side. Which makes total sense if you read what your script is doing. It's saying "when the target foe is hit with a Super Effective move, start the Stealth Rocks effect on the team." Because this midbattle trigger is activating on the opponent, the "team" it's referring to in this scenario is the opponent's team.

This is exactly where the "setBattler" utility command is meant to be used. For instances where a trigger activates on a certain Pokemon, but you want the target of the effects to actually trigger on a different battler/side. So, to accomplish what you want with this script, you just need to set the battler to one of the player's Pokemon by setting it to any battler index on the player's side (0, 2, 4, etc), or you can just use :Opposing in this case, and it will set the battler to whoever is currently opposing the original battler who activated the trigger. In this case, the foe activated the trigger, which means the opponent of the foe would be your Pokemon.

Here's an example of a cleaned up script that will do what you want:

"TargetWeakToMove_foe" => {
    "playCry"     => :Self,
    "text"        => "{1} roared in anger!",
    "playAnim"    => [:STEALTHROCK, :Self, :Opposing],
    "setBattler"  => :Opposing,
    "teamEffects" => [:StealthRock, true, "It flung a fistful of rocks at your team's feet!"]
  }

Ah, thank you! I knew it was going to be a dumb oversight like that!