sombody please post the jump script

[mrbear]

hey first post here ;D
anyhoo dose anyone know the script for applying a jump function for the [] button?
i know one exists but cant figure it out?

[Rodak]

First, welcome to the boards.

I saw this yesterday and refrained from posting a response in hopes that somebody could post the actual script.

This is giving me Deja Vu anyhow. It seems this question arose recently (on another Message Board which has since crashed) and Dungeon Warden posted the script. I did not keep it, so can not post it. But I do recall it involved the "Float" command and had serious limitations on where and how it could be used.

In case there is no actual script posted soon, that may be enough to get you started.

Sorry I could not give the answer you wanted. Hopefully it will arrive soon.

Peace.

[NASH7777]

I created a jump script command for shadow that allows you to jump, jump forward, and jump across a gap. All automatically calculated as to which jump is used when you choose to jump. Only thing is I held off because it's too ungodly complicated. It takes some major fancy scripting.

[mrbear]

hey guys thnx 4 at least commenting.
i've tried the float script a couple of times,but as it dos'nt affect "hit calculation" it dos'nt seem to allow for jumping over objects:(

[Rodak]

Did you try incorporating the Party: Movement: Bypass Objects command?

[Dungeon Warden]

The vertical move command allows you to move through objects (up and down only) and I often apply both Vertical Move and Float together for smoother jumping.

To jump over (or onto) objects, you need to turn Party: Movement: Bypass Objects on before the jump and turn it off after the jump. DON'T DO THIS USING THE [] BUTTON. Doing so will allow the party to jump into anything, even inside buildings and mountains. Set up an event in front of the objects you want the player to jump and have the event activated by the [] button (Use the Input: Button command).

If you want the jump script I wrote before, I'll try to re-post it here. If your only problem is jumping over things, then that script won't help. Use the information above instead.

[mrbear]

;D
YO, MUCH,MUCH LOVE MY FAIR FRIENDS!
I Dont know why i did'nt think of the float+bypass command!
this is gonna help a lot!
BTW now that my game is definatly gonna rock,
what kind of device do youse' guys use to upload your games? the "dexdrive"?
do they even make them anymore?

[Deleted]

dex drive is for rpg maker 1, on playstation 1

There are three, and only one is still being made in America (I'm pretty sure):

Max Drive - the one still being made. easiest to use since your ps2 doesn't have to be plugged in near your computer to use it. read up on the article about it at www.pavilionboards.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=5 before using it, because if it's used incorrectly it will corrupt your data.

X-Port - what I have, if used correctly you'll have no problems, I'll find the topics with instuctions for it and post the links at the end of this post.

Shark Port - screwed up Mad Catz knock-off of X-Port. DO NOT GET AT ALL COSTS! Corrupts data uncontrolably.

doansdomain.proboards27.com/index.cgi?board=Help&action=display&thread=1109128387
doansdomain.proboards27.com/index.cgi?board=Help&action=display&thread=1107221835
doansdomain.proboards27.com/index.cgi?board=Help&action=display&thread=1105499021

Oh yeah, there's a file transverter thing at the pavilion that can change X-Port files into Max Drive files and vice versa. I've used it a few times and had no problems at all.

I recommend you be careful and buy a second memory card and keep your game on one memory card at all times and only use the other memory card to transfer files.

[mrbear]

THNX WilKirk
and an extra helpin' o' mad love to you!