I guess I understand this. Is it to remove the need to use an extra lines of code to set multiple attributes to a certain thing and remove any "nil" errors? XP

I have a question about the script that lets items teach skills to party members...

Is there a way to make it so it will work on certain party members, but not others? Or only certain classes, if that makes it easier.

No, there isn't currently, I can add it in if you like.

Sorry for the long response. Forgot >_>
I has indeed made to prevent nil errors, or rather make it easier to prevent nil errors.
There can still be errors however and you should not use this way to declare methods with nil as their default. In that case it will be more efficient to use attr_accessor instead.

You can still get errors if you try to do something like this >>2 + "Hello World"<<
For example if the default value is set to 2 and you try to add "Hello World" to the default value.
Still, it should make scripters more aware of the problem.

I personally have an easier time looking over the code and checking the default values than if you have to write the methods out in the normal way.

Update:

Added Stop Animation Actors and removed Skill Teaching Items, as that is now part of the broader script located in the database.

Could consider merging my Little Module add-on into this topic?
I think it fits into the topic since you have not said 'my useful scriptlets'

That's a good idea. I'll have to rearrange the topic a little bit, but making it a public topic sounds like a good idea. I like that module addon a lot by the way. I think I might be overusing it at times

I can't get the custom death to work. I made a common event with the following in it:
@>Conditional Branch: [Character name] is [Knockout] inflicted
@>Change State: Entire Party, - [Knockout]
@>Transfer Player: [Map ID] (yadayada), Down
@>
: Branch End
@>


Perhaps it's wrong?

Well, make sure you set that common event ID as the one the script uses.

Change:
      $game_temp.common_event_id = 1

to whatever ID of the common event you made is.

Hey there, I'm new here but I've already put this script in and I'm just wondering if there is any way to make it so that actor/environment interactions depend on whose in the lead. Say, a door only opens to a certain character. Any assistance would be appreciated. <3

EDIT: Sorry, I was a bit vague. My question is related to the Change Leader Script.

Try playing around with putting the following code in the script part of a conditional branch: (009 bad, 9 good)
$game_party.actors[0].id == 42