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Twin Matrix

Mar 6 2013, 01:43 AM

I want to use custom formulas for the basic parameters of HP, MP, etc.
I downloaded Yanfly Engine Ace - Extra Param Formulas v1.00, but it is not actually meant for these basic parameters and I am running into some issues. This is the code:

CODE

class Game_BattlerBase

  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # mass alias methods
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias_param = ["mhp"]
  alias_param.each { |param|
  aStr = %Q(
  alias game_battlerbase_#{param}_epf #{param}
  def #{param}
    base_#{param} = game_battlerbase_#{param}_epf
    n = eval(YEA::XPARAM::FORMULA[:#{param}_n_value])
    return eval(YEA::XPARAM::FORMULA[:#{param}_formula])
  end
  )
  module_eval(aStr)
  } # Do not remove this.

end # Game_BattlerBase

And this is the formula:

CODE

:mhp_n_value => "self.level",
:mhp_formula => "((1.0587**(n+81.7))*1.0).to_i",

Now the issue is, I need to use "self.level". This is not available for enemies, so I get an error message in battles. I can't check "self.is_a?(Game_Actor)" because it's BattlerBase... And also, I need to be able to check the actor's id, because the stats need to vary between actors.

Anyone can help? ^^;

Normally I'm quite good at figuring these things out, but it seems the parameter methods are absent from the RGSS3 code...

[edit] Nevermind! I think I fixed it by editing the defs at the top of BattlerBase and the param_base call in Game_Actor to change the appearance in the status window, etc. Not sure why I didn't think of this before. -_-

Jens of Zanicuud

Mar 13 2013, 01:16 PM

Just add this snippet in Materials section:

CODE

class Game_Enemy < Game_Battler
def level
return 0
end
end

This way, when your script calls self.level, will receive a parameter even if the battler is an enemy (in that case, the script will return a 0 value) and you'll solve your problem.

I hope this can help,

Jens

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