Pathfinding Script editieren.

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Dann hast du an anderer Stelle im Script ein end vergessen/zuviel gemacht. So sieht es vollständig aus:

Code:

#==============================================================================
#   ¦ Path Finding
#   By: Near Fantastica
#   Date: 24.09.05
#   Version: 1
#
#   Player :: $game_player.find_path(x,y)
#   Event Script Call :: self.event.find_path(x,y)
#   Event Movement Script Call :: self.find_path(x,y)
#==============================================================================

class Game_Character
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias pf_game_character_initialize initialize
  alias pf_game_character_update update
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  attr_accessor :map
  attr_accessor :runpath
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def initialize
    pf_game_character_initialize
    @map = nil
    @runpath = false
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def update
    run_path if @runpath == true
    pf_game_character_update
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def run_path
    return if moving?
    step = @map[@x,@y]
    if step == 1
      @map = nil
      @runpath = false
      return
    end
    dir = rand(2)
    case dir
    when 0
      move_right if @map[@x+1,@y] == step - 1 and step != 0
      move_down if @map[@x,@y+1] == step - 1 and step != 0
      move_left if @map[@x-1,@y] == step -1 and step != 0
      move_up if @map[@x,@y-1] == step - 1 and step != 0
    when 1
      move_up if @map[@x,@y-1] == step - 1 and step != 0
      move_left if @map[@x-1,@y] == step -1 and step != 0
      move_down if @map[@x,@y+1] == step - 1 and step != 0
      move_right if @map[@x+1,@y] == step - 1 and step != 0
    end
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def find_path(x,y)
    sx, sy = @x, @y
    result = setup_map(sx,sy,x,y)
    @runpath = result[0]
    @map = result[1]
    @map[sx,sy] = result[2] if result[2] != nil
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def setup_map(sx,sy,ex,ey)
    map = Table.new($game_map.width, $game_map.height)
    map[ex,ey] = 1
    old_positions = []
    new_positions = []
    old_positions.push([ex, ey])
    depth = 2
    depth.upto(100){|step|
      loop do
        break if old_positions[0] == nil
        x,y = old_positions.shift
        return [true, map, step] if x == sx and y+1 == sy
        if $game_player.passable?(x, y, 2) and map[x,y + 1] == 0
          map[x,y + 1] = step
          new_positions.push([x,y + 1])
        end
        return [true, map, step] if x-1 == sx and y == sy
        if $game_player.passable?(x, y, 4) and map[x - 1,y] == 0
          map[x - 1,y] = step
          new_positions.push([x - 1,y])
        end
        return [true, map, step] if x+1 == sx and y == sy
        if $game_player.passable?(x, y, 6) and map[x + 1,y] == 0
          map[x + 1,y] = step
          new_positions.push([x + 1,y])
        end
        return [true, map, step] if x == sx and y-1 == sy
        if $game_player.passable?(x, y, 8) and map[x,y - 1] == 0
          map[x,y - 1] = step
          new_positions.push([x,y - 1])
        end
      end
      old_positions = new_positions
      new_positions = []
    }
    return [false, nil, nil]
  end
end

class Interpreter
  def event(id = @event_id)
    return $game_map.events[id]
  end
end

class Game_Character
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Frame Update
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def pf_game_character_update
    # Branch with jumping, moving, and stopping
    if jumping?
      update_jump
    elsif moving?
      update_move
    else
      update_stop
    end
    # If animation count exceeds maximum value
    # * Maximum value is move speed * 1 taken from basic value 18
    if @anime_count > 18 - @move_speed * 2
      # If stop animation is OFF when stopping
      if not @step_anime and @stop_count > 0
        # Return to original pattern
        @pattern = @original_pattern
      # If stop animation is ON when moving
      else
        # Update pattern
        @pattern = (@pattern + 1) % 4
      end
      # Clear animation count
      @anime_count = 0
    end
    # If waiting
    if @wait_count > 0
      # Reduce wait count
      @wait_count -= 1
      return
    end
    # If move route is forced
    if @move_route_forcing
      # Custom move
      move_type_custom
      return
    end
    # When waiting for event execution or locked
    if @starting or lock?
      # Not moving by self
      return
    end
    unless @stop then
      # If stop count exceeds a certain value (computed from move frequency)
      if @stop_count > (40 - @move_frequency * 2) * (6 - @move_frequency)
        # Branch by move type
        case @move_type
        when 1  # Random
          move_type_random
        when 2  # Approach
          move_type_toward_player
        when 3  # Custom
          move_type_custom
        end
      end
    end
  end

  def stop!
    @stop = true
  end
  
  def go!
    @stop = false
    true
  end
  
  alias stop_run_path run_path
  def run_path
    unless @stop then stop_run_path end
  end
    
end

Du brauchst dir nicht extra für das Script SDK zulegen. Allerdings sind die meisten SDK Scripte auch äußerst zuverlässig und qualitativ - schaden kann's also nicht ^^ Das es mehrere Versionen des SDK gibt, ist mir neu. Eigentlich darf es nur eine offizielle Version (und deren Updates) geben. Und die findest du hier.

Edit: Hm, kommt irgendeine Fehlermeldung? Ansonsten überprüf mal, ob du die Variablen auch wirklich auf diesen Wert setzt, statt sie beispielsweise zu addieren. Wenn die eingegebenen Koordinaten nicht in der Map vorkommen, wird der Befehl nämlich ohne Fehlermeldung ignoriert.