mr_wiggles wrote:no you need to create the variable.

Code:


class Game_Party
  attr_accessor :woodlvl # <-----
 
  alias :wood_init :initialize
  def initialize
    wood_init
    @woodlvl = 0 # <-----
  end
end


something like that.

Look at this example again. See that the variables match names.

Yeah, but the class it's Woodcutting and the variable it's woodcutting_lvl, so the variable need to be the same.

EDIT 2s later:
Yeah I see why you said that. lumbering need to be call woodcutting!

EDIT 2:
So if I want to call it lumbering, I need to do:

Code:

class Game_Party
  attr_accessor :woodcutting_lvl
 
  alias :lumbering_init :initialize
  def initialize
    lumbering_init
    @lumbering = 0
  end
end

But I think it's better to call it woodcutting no?

EDIT 3:
But the problem in my script stay. Line 67: no method item_id for game_party class. But it's already initialize in the script Game_Party!!!

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.... see thats a tricky error..

$game_party is being called and its not created yet. You need to make sure that when the game starts it doesn't change how the scenes are loaded into the game.

Code:


class Woodcutting < Game_Party
  @logs_ID = $game_party.item_id


You dont need to have woodcutting in its own class, you can build it into Game_party without messing it up, and it would be easier that way.

I had think that was:

Code:

@logs_ID = $game_party.actors[0].item_id

Did'nt worked.

But I don't understand. Woodcutting is already in Game_Party class.

Code:

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#-------------------------- Class Woodcutting ---------------------------------#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
class Woodcutting < Game_Party

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                              Initialize                                      #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
    def initialize
      @logs_number = 0
   
      @logs_ID = $game_party.item_id

It's why I asked you to look at my woodcutting project.

EDIT:
I'll be back in 12m see if I got an answer else, tomorrow.


EDIT 2:
I think I understand te problem, I want to check if the variable logs_ID is equal to the ID of the log in the database but, I check if the party poceed the item ID. So that 'll give nil cause the party don't have any logs! What do you think about that mr_wiggles?

So I'll need to do something like that:

Code:

@logs_ID = []
@logs_ID = $data_items[item_id].id[100..109]      #I ty to check if logs_ID is equal to the ID 100 to 109 in the item database. I know the code is wrong but I don't know how to do that.

I've send on Xas wordpress my karma points script. I'll do the same with my woodcutting script when it'll be finish. I look forward to finish it.

It's done, I try to resolve another error but that's look simple. I'll edit if I need help.


EDIT:
Yep, I'll need help. When I try to cut the tree, nothing appens
BUT I DON'T GET ANY ERROR NOW!

Here's the new version

Spoiler:

@nuka-

what i mean by in the game party class is that the wood cutting script is writin out of game party. So "class Woddcutting < Game_Party" change it to just "class Game_Party".