Alright, so I am trying to edit this script so that when a weapon reaches a certain interval (area of levels ex: levels 1-5) the character will learn a new skill(s).
Here's the script (btw the interval part is all set up...its near the end of the script, I just need to know how to get the character to gain the skill when the interval is reached):
#==============================================================================
# <> Game_Weapons & Game_Weapon
# ==> You can delete all the comments except the copyright and creator info. Thanks.
# ==> Do not rip, repost or any other way of reproducing without proper credit. Thanks.
# ShadowClan Technologies © 2003-2005 - All rights reserved. Creation Asylum rules :-)
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Put (below) in Scene_Battle 2 so weapon can gain exp
# ************************************************
# wpn = enemy.exp / 2
# for i in 0...$game_party.actors.size
# unless $game_party.actors[i].weapon_id == nil or $game_party.actors[i].weapon_id == 0
# $game_weapons[$game_party.actors[i].weapon_id].gain_exp(wpn)
# end
# end
# ************************************************
# * You could choose anything to make, but you chose THIS! Why?!
# Because a friend of mine requested it and I found it a challenge.
# Actually, I wanted it to make earlier but I thought nah it's too hard for me...
# But a couple of days ago, I though what the hell, I'll take my chances!
# I began scripting and voilà, this is what it has become!
# It's actually better than some of those japanese scripts,
# so hahaha in your face, you smart japanese people!! (Respect though)
# If this script still misses something, please tell me and I will
# add it plus your name as a contributer of course. Thanks in advance.
#
# * Something to keep in mind
# This is a stand alone script and doesn't require anything else to be imported.
# I didn't make any windows or scenes with this so you're on your own!
# Why didn't I make it? I don't have the time right now -- I'm creating my game first!
# It just happen to be that I needed a script like this one... heh... cool..
#
# * Okay... but what does it do? What's the point?
# It allows the weapons to have their own status.
# So that it also gains EXP and levels up.
# You can set each weapon (unfortunely only by their IDs)
# to have each their own stuff like maximum level and etc.
# This makes it more variable and thus more fun to deal with!
# Wait... what you say? You want it to apply on armors too?
# All you do is copy this whole thing and replace everything
# that says 'weapon' to 'armor' and replace $data_weapons
# to $data_armors and atk to pdef or something...
#
# * How do I use this?
# In the Scene_Title at command_new_game, just add
#
# $game_weapons = Game_Weapons.new
#
# underneath all the other $game stuff.
# From that point on you can use it.
# Don't forget to put it in Scene_Save and Scene_Load too!
#
# * You mean I have to set up for EVERY weapon status?!
# Actually, yes, but I'll teach you a very quick way of doing faster:
# Go to your events page in an event and search in Page 4 for
# the Call Script button and add this:
#
# $game_weapons = Game_Weapons.new
# for id in 1...$data_weapons.size
# $game_weapons[id].setup(id)
# end
#
# This sets for all weapons their own status.
# You can later modify a weapon just by using setup again
# but with your own initial status (see below).
#
# * I want a weapon with my own initial status! How do I do that?
# Type in Call Script of somewhere in a scene:
#
# $game_weapons[WeaponID].setup(ID, level, exp, break, broke, next_exp, expvar, max_level,
# break_add, max_break, atk_up)
#
# Quick Reference:
# ID : Well, the weapon ID duh
# level : The initial level for the weapon (Use only integers [numbers])
# exp : Initially needed EXP to level it up (Default: 300)
# break : % of break to the weapon (Default: 0)
# broke : If it's initially broken true/false (Default: false)
# next_exp : Needed EXP to level it up initially (Default: 300)
# expvar : This calculates the EXP needed (expvar * level = next exp) (Default: 300)
# max_level : Maximum level for that particular weapon (Default: 100)
# break_add : Amount of pnts. added to break of that weapon (Default: 1)
# max_break : Maximum break % for that particular weapon (Default: 100)
# atk_up : Added attack power to weapon each level gained (optional) (Default: 1)
#
# * How do I check status?
# When defined $game_weapons, just use:
# $game_weapons[weapon_ID].*
# where the * can be:
# level - Returns the current weapon level
# exp - Returns the current weapon exp
# next_exp - Returns the current needed exp for next level
# break_amount - Returns the % of break
# level_up - Returns true if it's leveled up or false if it isn't. (optional)
# class - The rank of the weapon (optional)
# id - Returns the ID nothing special, you won't even use it...
# weapon_broke? - Returns true if weapon broke or false if not
# stored_atk - The original attack power of the weapon
# repair - To restore the break amount (see below).
#
# * What is the Break? (Optional)
# Break means just the crumbling of the weapon as you gain levels with it.
# The higher the break the less attack power it'll have.
# You can set up where the break starts and how many % the max. break is.
# If the weapon attack reaches 0, it's useless and breaks apart.
# The syntax for it is: (original weapon ATK / 100) * Break% = weapon ATK
# To restore it's attack power to the original and to restore
# the break% to initial state, you'd use: $game_weapons[weapon_id].repair
#
# * TODO LIST:
# - Make every weapon, no matter if IDs or names match, have own status!
# - Make 'em to have their own skills you can use
# - Perhaps you have suggestions??
#
# That would end the little explaining for now. I -really- hope you like this script.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Suggestions? ==> Post, PM or email me: invincible_p0wer_@hotmail.com (no spam plz)
# * Created by: GoldenShadow
# * Credits: Cloud_Strife_1989 (Power Up idea, thanks man)
# * Note: If you use this, please state that you used my script in case ppl think I copied you!
#=============================================================
module SC # Please leave this untouched, thanks.
RXSC_WPNS = "Weapons Script: Ver. 1.1"
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Game_Weapons
# This is what you use when checking stuff
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Game_Weapons
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? This is the array for the weapon data
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
attr_accessor :data # Stored weapon data
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Initiating the store array and others just in case!
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def initialize
$data_weapons = load_data("Data/Weapons.rxdata")
$data_armors = load_data("Data/Armors.rxdata") # In case you'd use this
@data = []
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Don't bug this, or else you won't use $game_weapons[]
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def [](weapon_id)
if weapon_id > $data_weapons.size
return
else
if @data[weapon_id] == nil
@data[weapon_id] = Game_Weapon.new(weapon_id)
end
return @data[weapon_id]
end
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Game_Weapon
# This is where the data is set up for the weapon
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Game_Weapon
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Something for the optionals
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
USE_BREAK = true # Set to true if you want to use the breaks
BREAK_SOUND_ENABLE = true # Hear a sound when broken?
BREAK_SOUND = "Audio/SE/093-Attack05" # The broken sound
USE_POWER_UP = true # True if you want your weapon power up each level
REPAIR_ON_LVLUP = true # If weapons repairs auto on level up
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Essential attributes
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
attr_accessor :weapon_id # Weapon ID
attr_accessor :weapon_level # Weapon level
attr_accessor :weapon_exp # Weapon exp
attr_accessor :weapon_break_amount # Weapon break
attr_accessor :weapon_broke # true/false if weapon broke
attr_accessor :weapon_class # Weapon ranking
attr_accessor :weapon_next_exp # Weapon next EXP
attr_accessor :weapon_level_up # Weapon level up? (true/false)
attr_accessor :weapon_element # Weapon Element
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Initialize, which sets up data of the weapon through the ID
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def initialize(weapon_id, level = 1, exp = 300, break_amount = 0,
broke = false, next_exp = 300, expvar = 300, max_level = 100,
break_add = 1, max_break = 100, atk_up = 1, weapon_element = $data_weapons[weapon_id].element_set)
# Setup the weapon with the specified parameters and data
setup(weapon_id, level, exp, break_amount, broke, next_exp, expvar, max_level,
break_add, max_break, atk_up, weapon_element)
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Setup for weapon as initial status
# Complete reference on the stuff like weapon_id, level, exp etc.
# Is located in the beginning of this script at topic:
# "I want a weapon with my own initial status! How do I do that?"
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def setup(weapon_id, level, exp, break_amount, broke, next_exp, expvar, max_level,
break_add, max_break, atk_up, weapon_element)
@weapon_id = weapon_id
@weapon_level = level # Initial level for the weapon
@weapon_exp = exp # Initial EXP for the weapon
@weapon_break_amount = break_amount # Initial % break for the weapon
@weapon_broke = broke # If the weapon is broken intially
@weapon_next_exp = next_exp # Initial needed EXP for the weapon
@weapon_exp_var = expvar # The EXP is calculated through this * level = needed exp
@weapon_max_level = max_level # Maximum level that can be achieved
@weapon_break_add = break_add # This is the number added to break each level!
@weapon_max_break = max_break # Maximum amount of break
@weapon_level_up = false # You cant level it up in the begin right?
@weapon_attack = $data_weapons[weapon_id].atk # Store original attack (atk)
@weapon_initial_break = 0 # This is the initial %. Must be changed here!
@weapon_atk_up = atk_up # Amount of attack power added to weapon at level up
@weapon_element = weapon_element
reform_class # Sets up the class, but you can also use @weapon_class = "Class"
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? ID to return of weapon when asked
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def id
return @weapon_id
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Level of weapon (Min. 1, Max. 100)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def level
amount = [[@weapon_max_level, 1].min, @weapon_level].max
return amount
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Return total gained EXP
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def exp
return @weapon_exp
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Return EXP needed for next level
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def next_exp
return @weapon_next_exp
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Returns percetage of the break of weapon
# Break amount is just how broken the sword is like reality
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def break_amount
amount = [[@weapon_max_break, 0].max, @weapon_initial_break].min
return amount
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Returns true or false if weapon is broken
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def weapon_broke?
return @weapon_broke
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Repairing the weapon so that Break% is initial and attack is restored
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def repair
@weapon_break_amount = @weapon_initial_break # Return it to initial %
$data_weapons[@weapon_id].atk = @weapon_attack # Return original atk
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Gaining EXP (Use this like in battle or something)
# n : a number that will be added to EXP but
# removed from next EXP
# This number may be a negetive (example: -22)
# That would only remove it from EXP and also from Next EXP.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def gain_exp(n)
if n.is_a?(Integer)
@weapon_level_up = false
@weapon_exp += n
@weapon_next_exp -= n
if USE_BREAK == true
@weapon_break_amount += @weapon_break_add # Amount added to break
weapon_break
end
else
return
end
if @weapon_next_exp <= 0
@weapon_level += 1 # Amount of level added
@weapon_level_up = true # Set to true when level up
if REPAIR_ON_LVLUP == true
repair
end
if USE_POWER_UP == true
@weapon_attack += @weapon_atk_up
$data_weapons[@weapon_id].atk += @weapon_atk_up
end
@weapon_next_exp = @weapon_exp_var * @weapon_level
reform_class
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Reforms the class when a level is gained to determine
# the new ranking for the weapon, add or modify as pleased
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def reform_class
if @weapon_level >= 0 and @weapon_level < 5
@weapon_class = "Dull"
elsif @weapon_level >= 5 and @weapon_level < 15
@weapon_class = "Practice Weapon"
elsif @weapon_level >= 15 and @weapon_level < 25
@weapon_class = "Fence Weapon"
elsif @weapon_level >= 25 and @weapon_level < 35
@weapon_class = "Excellent Weapon"
elsif @weapon_level >= 35 and @weapon_level < 45
@weapon_class = "Veteran Weapon"
elsif @weapon_level >= 45 and @weapon_level < 55
@weapon_class = "Elite Weapon"
elsif @weapon_level >= 55 and @weapon_level < 65
@weapon_class = "High-Risk Weapon"
elsif @weapon_level >= 65 and @weapon_level < 75
@weapon_class = "Renegade"
elsif @weapon_level >= 75 and @weapon_level < 85
@weapon_class = "Masterful Weapon"
elsif @weapon_level >= 85 and @weapon_level < 95
@weapon_class = "Supreme Weapon"
elsif @weapon_level > 95
@weapon_class = "Ultima Weapon"
else
@weapon_class = "???"
end
return @weapon_class
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? Make the weapon weaker
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def weapon_break
@amount = $data_weapons[@weapon_id].atk / @weapon_max_break
$data_weapons[@weapon_id].atk -= (@amount * @weapon_break_amount)
if $data_weapons[@weapon_id].atk <= 0
if BREAK_SOUND_ENABLE == true
Audio.se_play(BREAK_SOUND, 100, 100)
end
return @weapon_broke = true
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? This returns the original attack base of the weapon
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def stored_attack
return @weapon_attack
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ? This would manually change the ATK UP each level if enabled
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def atk_up=(up)
if up.is_a?(Numeric)
@weapon_atk_up = up
else
return
end
end
def weapon_element
return @weapon_element
end
end
# FINAL UPDATE: October 11th 2005 @ 6:07 PM (SID06) [Don't modify this]
I tried using something like this:
def reform_class
if @weapon_level >= 0 and @weapon_level < 5
@weapon_class = "Dull"
if weapon_id = 1
skill_ids.push(29)
if weapon_id = 2
skill_ids.push(33)
but nothing worked.....
The changes would have to be in this section -
def gain_exp(n)
if n.is_a?(Integer)
@weapon_level_up = false
@weapon_exp += n
@weapon_next_exp -= n
if USE_BREAK == true
@weapon_break_amount += @weapon_break_add # Amount added to break
weapon_break
end
else
return
end
if @weapon_next_exp <= 0
@weapon_level += 1 # Amount of level added
@weapon_level_up = true # Set to true when level up
if REPAIR_ON_LVLUP == true
repair
end
if USE_POWER_UP == true
@weapon_attack += @weapon_atk_up
$data_weapons[@weapon_id].atk += @weapon_atk_up
end
@weapon_next_exp = @weapon_exp_var * @weapon_level
reform_class
end
end
More specifically, here -
if @weapon_next_exp <= 0
@weapon_level += 1 # Amount of level added
@weapon_level_up = true # Set to true when level up
if REPAIR_ON_LVLUP == true
repair
end
if USE_POWER_UP == true
@weapon_attack += @weapon_atk_up
$data_weapons[@weapon_id].atk += @weapon_atk_up
end
@weapon_next_exp = @weapon_exp_var * @weapon_level
reform_class
end
Right after
@weapon_level_up = true # Set to true when level up
Add something along the lines of -
for actor in actors
if actor.equiped_weapon.id == weapon_id
if @weapon_level == x
actor.learn_skill(skill_id_1)
elsif @weapon_level == y
actor.learn_skill(skill_id_2)
elsif @weapon_level == z
actor.learn_skill(skill_id_3)
end
end
end
Or something like that. I forgot the method names -_- . LOL
God i wish i could script=/ i probly can cuz it doesnt seem that hard to me but understanding is something differnet :)
any ways that would be a nice script ;D
hmmmm, i tried it. no luck tho, i got an error undefined 'actors' as soon as the actor gained enough exp to gain a level.
Quote from: blazinhandle on February 17, 2007, 09:44:14 PM
hmmmm, i tried it. no luck tho, i got an error undefined 'actors' as soon as the actor gained enough exp to gain a level.
QuoteOr something like that. I forgot the method names -_- . LOL
It's not legit code.
If you tried something different (meaning you figured out what I said wasn't going to work) can you post the exact code you used in that section? I'll try to fix it.
Quote from: Tsunokiette on February 17, 2007, 10:38:02 PM
Quote from: blazinhandle on February 17, 2007, 09:44:14 PM
hmmmm, i tried it. no luck tho, i got an error undefined 'actors' as soon as the actor gained enough exp to gain a level.
QuoteOr something like that. I forgot the method names -_- . LOL
It's not legit code.
If you tried something different (meaning you figured out what I said wasn't going to work) can you post the exact code you used in that section? I'll try to fix it.
I tried using something like this:
for actor in actors
if actor.equiped_weapon.id == 1
if @weapon_level == 1
actor.learn_skill(2)
elsif @weapon_level == 5
actor.learn_skill(3)
elsif @weapon_level == 15
actor.learn_skill(4)
end
end
end
i got an undefined actors error when i did that
Oh. I feel stupid now. Sorry 'bought that xD lol.
for actor in actors
should be -
for actor in $game_party.actors
Quote from: Tsunokiette on February 18, 2007, 12:14:37 AM
Oh. I feel stupid now. Sorry 'bought that xD lol.
for actor in actors
should be -
for actor in $game_party.actors
lol, okay now we're making some progress, but i'm now getting an undefined "equiped" error
Quote from: blazinhandle on February 18, 2007, 01:16:26 AM
lol, okay now we're making some progress, but i'm now getting an undefined "equiped" error
alright, i changed it to look like this:
for actor in $game_party.actors
if actor.weapon_id == 1
if @weapon_level >= 1
actor.learn_skill(2)
elsif @weapon_level == 5
actor.learn_skill(3)
elsif @weapon_level == 15
actor.learn_skill(4)
end
end
end
and it worked! but the next time i battled, i went to attack the enemy and got this error: "script game_battler 3 line 349: nomethoderror occured undefined 'each' for 1:fixnum"
damn, it worked fine until the next battle too...what is going wrong???
im sorry for the bump but im completely stumped