Requiem Add-on X2

[Infinate X]

I need two add ons for requiem ABS 8 (don't feel like looking for 9)

1) Actor Selection

I need a script so in battle you can hold a hotkey and then hit one of four buttons to use the prefered actor as the controlable actor. So rather then using for say the actor in party position 1 you can use the one in party position 3. If possible can this only work when switch 11 is on? Basicly like Verus Tempus Proelium but up is up, left is left, right is right, down is down, and you can turn of the feature with a script.


2) Pause Movement

I need the actors and enemies to only move one at a time. I'm not saying either the actor or the enemy but one actor and one enemy. Basicly only the controlled actor and one enemy that switches after either each attack or every few attacks. Maybe even not a complete stop but every few seconds an actor takes a few steps away from the enemy (and vice versa for enemies)

Requiem ABS 8:
http://pastebin.com/zQtfdQnc

I will pay 75 Gald for this request (If the person who does the request is a user of OmegaDev)! I need it done before my other request can be completed 

[Infinate X]

This is really important for my game, so if at all possible, I need this done ASAP.

[modern algebra]

You're not willing to search for two minutes to find any of the four newer versions of that script and spend a little more time seeing if they have any of these features, but you are willing to wait over a month in the hope that a scripter is willing to spend hours of his or her time learning a massive script just so that he or she can spend several more hours scripting add-ons for a version of that script which no one aside from you continues to use?

I don't mean to be harsh, but... seriously? This is one of the least tempting script requests I've ever seen.

[LoganF]

I have to agree with modern. If you definitely need this kind of system, you need to make sure you've exhausted the available resources first before making a request. In fact, I believe it's a requirement of a script request to show examples of what you've already searched for.

On a development side of things, these are the kind of roadblocks that should be considered when you plan on making a project. It's worth having back up ideas in case an issue comes up like this.

There's pretty much little incentive for scripters to actually fulfil script requests outside of personal satisfaction. Especially when it comes to creating add-ons for rather large systems that in themselves aren't just simple tweaks, and even more especially for a script that likely isn't used or supported any more.

Simply put, I'd start looking into the other versions of the script or changing your ideas to fit what resources you do have available. I wouldn't expect this request to be fulfilled any time soon.