There's a neat little snippet of code that I've been working on in Ruby for a code in RPG Maker VX Ace. (If you're interested, I was coding a TimeStop script, and I needed to collect object data from a hash to update sprite tone values to make them lose color when time stops :/)
Let's say you're using RGSS3 at the moment.
(Note, because the /at/ symbol doesn't work in Wattpad, I will use the IPA voiceless dental fricative (also the Greek theta) instead: example = θexample_instance_variable)
Look at this code:
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class Sprite_Character < Sprite
attr_accessor :character
# character: Game_Character
def initialize(character, viewport = nil)
super(viewport) unless viewport.nil?
θcharacter = character
update
end
def update
super
update_bitmap_rect # Yeah I'm not defining this here
update_tone
end
# Here's where the selection stuff happens
def update_tone
tint = $game_screen.tone # This is a coloring method that preserves the screen's tint
self.tone = tint #Sets the tint of the sprite
if $game_system.timestop? && θcharacter.timestopped?
# The below runs if the character that this sprite refers to is stopped by the time
# stop function. i.e, if the character needs to lose color.
bwtint = Tone.new(0, 0, 0, 256)
self.tone = bwtint # sets the tint of this sprite to grayscale
else
self.tone = tint # Resets the tone to the screen tone if the character isn't timestopped (or b/w)
end
end
end
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So complex
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