[ST_setup::ST_menu, Scene_SkillTree.new(@index), true],

:skilltree => [   nil,    nil,  true, nil, ST_setup::ST_menu, "Scene_SkillTree"],

206 => [   nil,    nil,  true, ST_setup::ST_menu, "Scene_SkillTree"],

y = $game_party.last_target_index
ST_command::reward(0,y)

# There are 7 slots per row, being 1, 4 and 7 for skill objects, while 2,3,5   #
# and 6 are for arrow objects. Rows have no max limit, you have the first one  #
# for skills, next two are for arrows and so.

module ST_setup
################################################################################
# * Setup * #
# Basic? - Skill Tree - of Awesome v1.0 #
################################################################################
# Author: Leongon #
# Contact: carlos_gon47@hotmail.com (or PM leongon on the board below) #
# Licence: Free for commercial and non-commercial proyects, just credit. #
# Share: Exclusive for www.rpgrevolution.com #
# If you want to share it outside give a link only, please. #
################################################################################
# This is my very first big non-so-basic script, and I'm very proud of how it #
# got done, almost exactly what I wanted to accomplish when I start writing it #
# about a week ago. #
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# As the name says, this script introduces the very popular function from most #
# MMORPGs: Skill Trees, or talent trees if you prefer, for your heroes. #
# #
# You need to work only in this one, the Core manages the info you give here #
# and builds the system. #
################################################################################
# Instructions # #
################ #
# #
# This works pretty much like Tankentai's action sequences building. You'll #
# need to create objects that you must organize at the end in the final trees. #
# I put descriptions and syntax in each sections to help you on understanding #
# how to build your trees. So read each carefully. #
# #
# If you don't understand this, play the Tutorial, is almost a game more than #
# a demo, and it will carry you around all this script posibilities, and teach #
# you how to use them. #
# #
# If you still need guidance, find bugs or have ideas, reply on the thread. #
# I will answer everything that is not already explained here, the thread or #
# in the tutorial, if I'm still around. (One never knows what the life have #
# for fate) #
# #
################################################################################




#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# * General Settings * #
# #
# Here you can easily control some of the most direct aspects of visualization #
# and way-of-work of the system. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
ST_first_skill_point = 1 # Actor lvl where start gaining skill-points at. #
ST_zero_sp_color = 10 # (0-31) Color for zero skill points. #
ST_skillname_color = 14 # Color for selected skill's name. #
ST_vocal = "Skill Points" # Currency name. #
ST_arrow_hue = 0 # (0 - 360) This is the color variance of the #
# arrow's graphics. #
ST_arrow_disabled = 70 # Transparency for disabled arrow objects. #
ST_skill_disabled = 128 # Transparency for disabled skill objects. #
ST_menu = "Talents" # Vocal for the menu selection. Will be used on #
# menu access to the skill trees. #
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- #


ST_arrow = [ # Don't touch.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# * Arrow Graphics List * #
# #
# You don't need to touch this section unless you change the arrow's order in #
# the SkillTree.png file. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# "GraphicName", #
"A_l_st", # To left line, start. #
"A_r_st", # To right line, start. #
"A_ver_st", # Vertical line, start. #
"A_ver", # Vertical line. #
"A_hor", # Horizontal line. #
"A_ver_end", # Vertical line, end. #
"A_l_end", # To left line, end. #
"A_r_end", # To right line, end. #
"A_ver_w_diag_r", # Vertical line with right diagonal branch. #
"A_ver_w_diag_l", # Vertical line with left diagonal branch. #
"A_diag_r_st", # Diagonal to right line, start. #
"A_diag_r_abo_cor", # Diagonal to right upper chunk. #
"A_diag_r_bel_cor", # Diagonal to right lower chunk. #
"A_diag_r", # Diagonal to right line. #
"A_diag_r_end", # Diagonal to right line, end. #
"A_diag_l_st", # Diagonal to left line, start. #
"A_diag_l_abo_cor", # Diagonal to left upper chunk. #
"A_diag_l_bel_cor", # Diagonal to left lower chunk. #
"A_diag_l", # Diagonal to left line. #
"A_diag_l_end", # Diagonal to left line, end. #
] # Don't touch. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#


ST_object = { # Don't touch.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# * Creating Arrow Objects * #
# #
# Here you build arrow objects for each tree. Each arrow fragment must be #
# created as a unique arrow object, that way they can have requirements to be #
# enabled. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# #
# "ArrowObject" - Is the unique name for that arrow object. #
# "arrow_object" - Identifier, use always "arrow_object". #
# "arrow" - Is the graphic name from Arrow Graphics List section. #
# "dadskill" - Father Skill Object name. The skill object that conditions #
# this arrow object. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# "ArrowObject" => ["arrow_object", "arrow", "dadskill"],

"DSsSS" => ["arrow_object", "A_ver_st", "DualSlash"],
"DSsRC" => ["arrow_object", "A_diag_r", "DualSlash"],
"DSeSS" => ["arrow_object", "A_ver_end", "DualSlash"],
"DSeRC" => ["arrow_object", "A_diag_r_end", "DualSlash"],
"RCsFF" => ["arrow_object", "A_diag_r", "RagingCut"],
"RCeFF" => ["arrow_object", "A_diag_r_end", "RagingCut"],
"SSsTS" => ["arrow_object", "A_ver_st", "SpinningSlash"],
"SSeTS" => ["arrow_object", "A_ver_end", "SpinningSlash"],
"SSsSS" => ["arrow_object", "A_diag_r", "SpinningSlash"],
"SSeSS" => ["arrow_object", "A_diag_r_end", "SpinningSlash"],
"MF_1b1" => ["arrow_object", "A_ver_st", "MF_1"],
"MF_1b2" => ["arrow_object", "A_ver_end", "MF_1"],
"MF_4_1" => ["arrow_object", "A_ver_st", "MF_4"],
"MF_4_2" => ["arrow_object", "A_ver_end", "MF_4"],
"WA_1_1" => ["arrow_object", "A_ver_st", "WA_1"],
"WA_1_2" => ["arrow_object", "A_ver_end", "WA_1"],

# #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# * Creating Skill Objects * #
# #
# Here you build skill objects for each tree. They contain the info regarding #
# their levels and requirements to be enabled, and for enabling other skill #
# objects. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# #
# "SkillObject" - Is the unique name for that skill object. #
# reqlvl - Is the actor needed level for that object to be enabled. #
# "dadskill" - Father skill Object name. The skill object that conditions #
# this skill object. #
# maxlvl - Is the maximum skill points spendable on this skill object. #
# childreqlvl - Is the necessary ammount of points in this skill object to #
# allow spending points in skills linked to this one. #
# idlvl... - Are the Skill IDs for each level of that skill. #
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# "SkillObject" => [reqlvl, "dadskill", maxlvl, childreqlvl, idlvl1, idlvl2,...],

"DualSlash" => [1, nil, 3, 0, 1, 2, 3],
"PowerStrike" => [1, nil, 3, 0, 4, 5, 6],
"PreciseBlow" => [1, nil, 3, 0, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13],
"KillShot" => [1, nil, 3, 0, 7, 8, 9],
"QuickBurst" => [1, nil, 3, 0, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23],
"ClusterMissile" => [1, nil, 3, 0, 24, 25, 26],
"Fireball" => [1, nil, 3, 0, 10, 11, 12],
"RagingCut" => [10, "DualSlash", 3, 3, 28, 29, 30],
"SpinningSlash" => [10, "DualSlash", 3, 3, 31, 32, 33],
"FlamingFury" => [25, "RagingCut", 1, 3, 34],
"TornadoStrike" => [25, "SpinningSlash", 1, 3, 35],
"ShockSlash" => [25, "SpinningSlash", 1, 3, 36],

} # Don't touch. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#


ST_tree_build = { # Don't touch.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# * Tree Building * #
# #
# Here you build each skill tree using the previous set'd skill and arrow #
# objects. #
# #
# There are 7 slots per row, being 1, 4 and 7 for skill objects, while 2,3,5 #
# and 6 are for arrow objects. Rows have no max limit, you have the first one #
# for skills, next two are for arrows and so. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# #
# "TREE_NAME" - Is the tree unique name. #
# "obj..." - Skill or Arrow Object name from the previous sections. #
# For empty slot use nil. #
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# "TREE_NAME" => [ obj 1, obj 2, obj 3, obj 4, obj 5, obj 6, obj 7]

"BLADE" => ["DualSlash", nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,
"DSsSS", "DSsRC", nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,
"DSeSS", nil, "DSeRC", nil, nil, nil, nil,
"SpinningSlash", nil, nil, "RagingCut", nil, nil, nil,
"SSsTS", "SSsSS", nil, nil, "RCsFF", nil, nil,
"SSsTS", nil, "SSeSS", nil, nil, "RCeFF", nil,
"TornadoStrike", nil, nil, "ShockSlash", nil, nil, "FlamingFury",],

"SMASH" => ["WA_1" , nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,
"WA_1_1", nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,
"WA_1_2", nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,
"WA_2" ],
"MELEE" => ["MF_1" ,"MF_1a1","MF_1a2", "MF_2", nil, nil, "MF_4",
"MF_1b1", nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,"MF_4_1",
"MF_1b2", nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,"MF_4_2",
"MF_3" , nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, "MF_5"],

} # Don't touch. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#


ST_class_assign = { # Don't touch.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# * Asigning Skill Trees to Classes * #
# #
# Here you set the available trees for each class. Max of 3 trees per class. #
# If less, use nil. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# #
# ClassID - Is the class id, d'oh. #
# "TREE..." - Are the tree's unique names from Tree Building section, #
# this class have available. #
# "Display..." - Are the displayed name for that skill tree. Ex: Having #
# "Protection" tree for Warriors and Paladins in WoW. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# ClassID => ["TREE_1", "TREE_2", "TREE_3", "Display 1", "Display 2", "Display 3"],

9 => ["BLADE", "SMASH", "MELEE", "Blade", "Smash", "Melee"],

} # Don't touch. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
end # of Skill Tree's setup script. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#

"SMASH"      => ["WA_1"  ,     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,
                  "WA_1_1",     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,
                  "WA_1_2",     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,
                  "WA_2" ],
"MELEE"      => ["MF_1"  ,"MF_1a1","MF_1a2",  "MF_2",     nil,     nil,  "MF_4",
                  "MF_1b1",     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,"MF_4_1",
                  "MF_1b2",     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,"MF_4_2",
                  "MF_3"  ,     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,     nil,  "MF_5"],

9 => ["BLADE", nil, nil, "Blade", nil, nil],

    @back_img.x = @skilltree_window.x
      @back_img.y = @skilltree_window.y

if ST_setup::ST_imageback != false
      tree_name = ST_setup::ST_class_assign[@actor.class_id]
      @back_img = Sprite.new
      @back_img.bitmap = Bitmap.new("Graphics/System/" + tree_name[@tree_index])
      @back_img.opacity = ST_setup::ST_imageback
      @back_img.viewport = @viewport
  end

    @actor.tree_skills.each_with_index do |part, i|
      if !part.nil?
        self.index = i
        break
      end
    end

"MAGE_FROST" => ["MF_1" , nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,
"MF_1_2", nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,
"MF_2", nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,
"MF2_3", nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,
"MF_3", nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil],

"SkillObject" => [reqlvl, treepts, "dad", "mom", maxlvl, childreqlvl, idlvl1, idlvl2,...],

"MF_1" => [1, 0, nil, nil, 3, 3, 1], # this is the one i care most about only lets me spend 1 point before its "maxed"
"MF_2" => [5, 3, "MF_1", nil, 3, 3, 2],
"MF_3" => [10, 3, "MF_1", "MF_2", 3, 3,3],
"MF_4" => [1, 0, nil, nil, 5, 5, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18],
"MF_5" => [10, 0, "MF_4", nil, 5, 5, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23],
"WA_1" => [1, 0, nil, nil, 3, 3, 24, 25, 26],
"WA_2" => [1, 0, "WA_1", nil, 5, 0, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31],