Yes, that was the whole point: to disable the new UI. Not the entire battle scene.
def megaButtonTrigger
@megaButton.src_rect.y+=48
@megaButton.src_rect.y=[COLOR="Red"]48[/COLOR] if @megaButton.src_rect.y >= 96
end
class PokeBattle_Battle
alias pbPrimalReversionOld pbPrimalReversion
def pbPrimalReversion(index,ignoreabilities=false)
return if !@battlers[index] || !@battlers[index].pokemon
return if !(@battlers[index].hasPrimal? rescue false)
return false if @battlers[index].isShadow?
return if (@battlers[index].isPrimal? rescue true)
ownername=pbGetOwner(index).fullname
ownername=pbGetOwner(index).name if pbBelongsToPlayer?(index)
#Need animation
pbCommonAnimation("PrimalReversion",@battlers[index],nil)
@battlers[index].pokemon.makePrimal
@battlers[index].form=@battlers[index].pokemon.form
@battlers[index].pbUpdate(true)
@scene.pbChangePokemon(@battlers[index],@battlers[index].pokemon)
pbDisplay(_INTL("{1}'s Primal Reversion!\nIt reverted to its Primal Form!",@battlers[index].pbThis))
PBDebug.log("[#{@battlers[index].pbThis} Primal Evolved]")
@battlers[index].pbAbilitiesOnSwitchIn(true) if !ignoreabilities
end
end# Primal Reversion
@battle.pbPrimalReversion(@battle.battlers[2].index,true) if @battle.doublebattle
