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Le problème c'est le premier plugins dans lequel je me lance qui demande autant de manipulations, les autres que j'utilise sont vraiment simples en comparaison. Au final j'ai relu et relu et c'est plus les termes techniquse que l'anglais qui me bloque.

J'aurais aimé un tuto vidéo pour vraiment comprendre les différentes manipulations mais j'en ai malheureusement pas trouvé pourtant ce plugin est très utilisé.

En tout cas j'ai vérifié sur un nouveau projet et j'ai exactement la même erreur donc c'est vraiment un problème de paramétrage.

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En gros la note est divisé en 3 partie, l'intro / l'usage recommandé et le notetags.

L'intro explique juste les possibilités du plugin ; pour ce qui est de l'usage recommandé : j'ai traduit comme ça :

"Définissez uniquement des commandes spécifiques aux acteurs (par exemple une compétence ou un type de compétence, etc.)
acteur. Définissez les commandes d'attaque générale, de compétence, d'objet, etc. de chaque classe,
puis insérez ActorCmd où vous voulez que les commandes de l'acteur apparaissent."

La par exemple c'est déjà trop technique pour moi, je comprend à peut prêt ce qui est dit c'est à dire qu'on puisse paramétrer des techniques spéciales à nos personnages comme des invocations, des lancer d'objets ou autres, par contre ça parle "d’insérer "ActorCdm"" et la je comprend ni à quoi correspondrais cette commande ni ou je devrais l'utiliser :sriden

Je suis désolé si ce que je dit peut paraitre vraiment débile mais j'ai besoin de comprendre le fonctionnement pour avancer surtout que c'est sans doute pas le dernier plugin sur lequel je me pense (bien que le plus gros j'imagine) et donc je raconte mon raisonnent au cas ou quelqu’un me reprenne en me disant "ah non c'est pas dutout ça" et que je continue pas sur une fausse route.

Pour ce qui est de la dernière partie (notetags) ça à l'air d'être des ligne à copier / coller quelque part (ou pas) et pareille je vois pas dutout quoi en faire.

J'ai l'impression que la description est fait pour scripters confirmé du coup je galère bien :fou

J'ai vraiment pas peur d'y passé des heures mais je vous avoue que des conseils serais bien reçus

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Sinon,

Le contenue total de l'aide c'est ça :

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Introduction
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Allows the modification of battle commands on an actor and/or class basis.
This also allows you to add skills and items directly onto the command list.
Some command options are restricted to class. See Command Definitions for
more information.

If no battle commands are set at the class level, it will use the actor's
command list instead. If the actor or class has no battle commands set, the
default list will be used.

You can also set an icon for commands that do not have one by default, such
as SType and STypes, and you can also override the icon for skills or items.
Use the iIconID- tag as a prefix to any command to do so. Additionally, you
can use shorthand options to select an icon based on equipment. For now, the
only option is Wep. It would be used like so: iWep-
See the examples section for more information.

To add additional Custom Battle Commands from your (or another) plugin,
scroll to the Additional Plugins Custom Battle Commands section. You
shouldn't need to modify this plugin, I promise!

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Recommended Usage
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Set only actor-specific commands (maybe a skill or skilltype, etc) on each
actor. Set the general attack, skill, item, etc commands on each class,
then insert ActorCmd where you want the actor's commands to show up.

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Notetags
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Class, Weapon, Armor, State
<Battle Commands>
iX-Attack!
iX-Skills!
iX-STypes(CommandName):ID,ID,etc!
iX-SType(CommandName):ID!
iX-Skill:ID!
iX-SkillFirst:ID,ID,etc!
iX-SkillLast:ID,ID,etc!
iX-SkillGroup(CommandName):GroupName!
iX-Item:ID!
iX-ItemFirst:ID,ID,etc!
iX-ItemLast:ID,ID,etc!
iX-ItemGroup(CommandName):GroupName!
ActorCmd
WeaponCmd
ArmorCmd
StateCmd
iX-Items!
iX-Guard!
</Battle Commands>

Actor (ActorCmd is not valid for an Actor! Do not use!)
<Battle Commands>
iX-Attack!
iX-Skills(CommandName)!
iX-STypes(CommandName):ID,ID,etc!
iX-SType(CommandName):ID!
iX-Skill(CommandName):ID!
iX-SkillFirst(CommandName):ID,ID,etc!
iX-SkillLast(CommandName):ID,ID,etc!
iX-SkillGroup(CommandName):GroupName!
iX-Item(CommandName):ID!
iX-ItemFirst(CommandName):ID,ID,etc!
iX-ItemLast(CommandName):ID,ID,etc!
iX-ItemGroup(CommandName):GroupName!
WeaponCmd
ArmorCmd
StateCmd
iX-Items!
iX-Guard!
</Battle Commands>

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Command Defintions
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Class & Actor
iX- - **OPTIONAL. Set X to override the icon you wish to show for any option except
ActorCmd.
(CommandName) - **OPTIONAL. Override the name of the any command except Attack,
Guard, Items, and ActorCmd.
Attack - Use the default attack command
Skills - Show the default skill list
STypes(CommandName):ID,ID,etc - Show a skill menu named CommandName using
the skill types ID,ID,etc.
Skill:ID - Show a specific skill ID, if the actor knows it and can use it.
SkillFirst:ID,ID,etc - Show the first learned skill in the provided list.
SkillLast:ID,ID,etc - Show the last learned skill in the provided list.
Item:ID - Show a specific item, if it is in the party inventory
ItemFirst:ID,ID,etc - Show the first owned item in the provided list.
ItemLast:ID,ID,etc - Show the last owned item in the provided list.
WeaponCmd - Show Battle Commands from equipped weapons.
ArmorCmd - Show Battle Commands from equipped armors.
StateCmd - Show Battle Commands from active states.
Items - Show the default item command
Guard - Show the default Guard command.
! - **OPTIONAL. Hide the command if the actor cannot use it instead
of showing it grayed out.
Mix - Requires Victor Engine Mix plugin.
Equip - Requires Yanfly Battle Equip plugin.

Class
ActorCmd - Show the list of actor commands.

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Eval
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To eval a section of code for an option you wish to use, surround
it with $(). The below example is considered valid:
i$(76+2)-STypes($("M"+"a"+"g"+"i"+"c"):$([a.level, a.level+1])!

The above eval translates to:
Show icon 76+2 (78) for STypes named Magic. Use the skill types equal to
the actor's level and the actor's level plus one. If the actor
cannot use any of those skill types, hide the option.

Depending on the option you wish to adjust, your code needs to return
the following data types:
Icon = Number.
CommandName = String
IDs = Array of Numbers. Retrun 0 or null to hide the command.

The following variables are available during eval:
a = Current Actor ($gameActor.actors(id))
s = $gameSwitches
v = $gameVariables

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Examples
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Let's recreate the default battle commands:
<Battle Commands>
Attack
Skills
Guard
Items
</Battle Commands>

By reordering the commands above, they are reordered in-game, too.
Let's add a skill with an ID of 1 to our list:
Skill:1

Wait, if skill ID 1 is Steal, and skill ID 2 is Mug, we should only
show Mug:
SkillLast:1,2
Now, it will check to see if skill 1 is known, and if so, if skill 2 is
known. If we know skill 2, show that instead of skill 1!

It would be really cool if our weapon skill used the icon of the currently
equipped weapon. Accomplish this like so:
iWep-Skill:1

We can even do this for the attack command!
iWep-Attack

What if we want to rename skill 1 to something else?
Skill(NewName):1

Let's manually list our skill types of 1 and 2:
SType:1
Stype:2

By default, skill types don't have icons. Let's add icon index 1 and 2:
i1-SType:1
i2-SType:2

Let's combine the skill types above into a single menu called magic:
STypes(Magic):1,2

Wait, that doesn't have an icon either! Let's give it icon index 100:
i100-STypes(Magic):1,2

The actor lost their ability to cast magic for a short time, but the
command is still showing up. Let's hide it!
i100-STypes(Magic):1,2!

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Additional Plugins Custom Battle Commands
============================================================================

NOTE: This functionality may not be working properly. Use at your own risk!

As this plugin overwrites the default Scene_Battle.createActorCommandWindow function,
it would be impossible for additional plugins to add new commands.
To facilitate this, you can add an object to the below array.
This array is looped through, and the object evaluated by
Scene_Battle.createActorCommandWindow.

You can also alias the Window_ActorCommand.prototype.processCommandEntry function
and add your own processing.

Sample object:
myPlugin.myCustomBattleCommands = {
createActorCommandWindow: 'myPluginCreateActorCommandWindow' //String, function name inside Scene_Battle
}

Below is what Window_ActorCommand.prototype.myPluginMakeCommandList from the above example might resemble:
Window_Actor.prototype.myPluginMakeCommandList = function(cmd) { //cmd is the current Battle Command from the notetag
if (cmd === "myPluginCustomCommand") {
this.addMyPluginCustomCommand();
}
}

Below is what Scene_Battle.prototype.myPluginCreateActorCommandWindow from the above example might resemble:
Scene_Battle.prototype.myPluginCreateActorCommandWindow = function() {
this._actorCommandWindow.setHandler('myCustomCommandHandler', this.myCustomCommand.bind(this));
}

Once you've done all that, you can pass the myCustomBattleCommands object from the above
example to Bobstah.BattleCmds.addCustom(myCustomBattleCommands) and watch it work!

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Special Thanks
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Resi - Input
Villhelm - Victor Engine Mix Patch
waynee95 - Yanfly Engine Battle Equip patch