In short, no. But this script wouldnt work on VX regardless.

When changing classes, this script gives the option for the developer to choose whether or not classes have their own levels (causing the actors level to reset back to the classs level) or to maintain the current level.

In addition to providing the ability to change classes, equipping a subclass is also doable, and the mechanics of having a subclass can also be defined within this script.

Likewise, it can also be enabled and disabled through the use of a switch.

If you do not wish to use these functions, just set the switch IDs to 0 and theyll always be on.

Most notably, increasing the stats of an actor (by an adjustable rate).

For those who wish to hideshow or disableenable the Primary or Subclass commands, they can be done so through the aid of switches.

Like with the Class menu item, setting the switch to 0 will ignore this and always have them appear.

Developers can choose to maintain the levels or not, but if they choose not to, the stat boost will be based on the level of the class when equipped as a subclass.

For example, the Warrior class comes with the Battle skill type.

By subclassing into a Berserker, Eric gains access to the Berserk skill type.

This skill type inheritance can be enableddisabled in the script.

Now, hes able to wield swords since he subclassed as a Warrior.

Since there are multiple ways developers would like class unlocking to be handled, Ill be including those methods in potential future add-ons for this script.

For now, there are script calls you can use to unlock classes.

If the actors current subclass is y, the subclass will be unequipped.

While these arent used anywhere else besides the class change scene, it does add that consistency for the game that you see everywhere else.

For example, a game could use subclasses to determine weapon type the Lancer subclass would allow the Warrior and Paladin classes to equip spears and raise their AGI, but only those two classes would have access to the Lancer subclass.

You pump out scripts too fast for my wonders to become questions, it almost makes me think youre in my head.

If you learn Fire as a Mage and change to a Knight (with the Magic skill type) you shoudnt be able to use Fire I guess I could use Hide Menu skills but it would be a pain to make a hide eval for every skill, and skills multiple classes learn.

But Equipped eapons or armors increase in number after the class change.

What im referring to is something like: warriors max level is 30, and its level cannot exceed that even if the player keeps getting exp, which would go to the actors level instead.

I totally blanked on actually placing subclass list in the custom commands.

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