Subdue then Strike (MV Plugin Tips & Tricks)
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Subdue, then Strike is another passive ability from Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes. If the user didn’t receive damage during the current turn, then, the next turn, the user receives a Speed buff. If the user already has a Speed buff, then the user will also receive an Attack buff. This video will show you how to recreate this effect in RPG Maker MV!
Required Plugins
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About
This is a Tips & Tricks effect created for RPG Maker MV. Tips & Tricks are not to be confused with plugins. Instead, they are usually customized code created for the sake of producing unique features/effects that do not require an entire plugin to do.
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This Tips & Tricks effect is made possible due to the Yanfly Engine Plugins library.
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Instructions
Follow video instructions.
You can grab the copy/paste code here:
- Insert the following Lunatic Mode code into your passive state’s notebox. Change the values to reflect your game’s settings.
<Custom Turn End Effect> // Check if the user wasn't hit during the turn if (!user._subdueStruck) { // Play an animation user.startAnimation(2); // The number of turns for the buffs var turns = 3; // Check if the user has an AGI buff if (user.isBuffAffected(6)) { // Add an ATK buff user.addBuff(2, turns); // Add an AGI buff user.addBuff(6, turns); } else { // Add an AGI buff user.addBuff(6, turns); } } // Reset the user struck flag user._subdueStruck = false; </Custom Turn End Effect> <Custom Respond Effect> // Check if the target took HP damage from the action if (target.result() && target.result().hpDamage > 0) { // Enable a flag to indicate the user has been struck target._subdueStruck = true; } </Custom Respond Effect>
Enjoy!