Change the numbers to fit your own project accordingly. This script call will reset Self-Switch A for events 1 through 21. In VX Ace, the script call to do so is: (1.21).each do event_id, 'A']] We will be resetting all the self-switches so that the puzzle is reset. "Reset Puzzle" is the common event called by "Fall" and other events that reset the puzzle. Transfer the player with "Designation with variables" option and the variables "Destination Map ID", "Map X", "Map Y". Then, set the "Map X" and "Map Y" variables to Game Data -> Character -> Player's Map X/Y. Then, fade out the screen so that the player does not see events reverting. This will show the hole graphic beneath the player. Play your desired sound effects and set Self-Switch B to On. "Fall" is the event that occurs when the player steps onto a tile that has already been stepped on. Then, decrement (subtract 1) the "Tiles Left" variable. In this case, we'll want to play a sound effect to let the player know what they've done, and set Self-Switch A to On. "Fracture Tile" is the event that occurs when the player steps onto a tile. They do not have a trigger or a condition switch. In the common events tab in the Database, make three new common events called "Fracture Tile", "Fall", and "Reset Puzzle". The puzzle relies on a lot of copy/pasting of the floor tiles, so common events are the best choice here. Graphics: Cracked Floor and Hole Sprites (included in the demo, link above).3 Common Events: Fracture Tile, Fall, Reset Puzzle.4 Variables: Destination Map ID, Map X, Map Y, Tiles Left.The triggered event is just a door in this tutorial, but it could be something like a chest or a bridge as well. It will also check to see if all tiles have been stepped on, and if so, activates the triggered event. The controller will set up the puzzle so that it'll work. The floor tiles are the tiles we need to step on to complete the puzzle. We'll be using multiple events to make this puzzle: the floor tiles, the controller, and the triggered event.
If your game uses followers, it is recommended to hide them for this puzzle. The demo (source code) is made available in the link above. Stepping on a tile twice will drop the player into another room.īecause this puzzle is made with events, it requires no additional scripts, making it possible to use this in other RPG Maker versions with some modifications to script calls. If you are not familiar with the puzzle, stepping on all the floor tiles will trigger an event, however each tile may only be stepped on once. This is a tutorial on making a turn-based crumbling floor puzzle, just like the Sootopolis Gym puzzle in Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald. Engine: RPG Maker VX Ace and MV Difficulty: Easy Click here to Download Demo (VX Ace) Introduction A puzzle that triggers an event when all tiles have been stepped on, and each tile may only be stepped on once.
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