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Scene_Shop
Inherits from: None
Description: This class handles the shop screen and its constituant windows, responding to user input and updating their contents.
class Scene_Shop
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def main
@help_window = Window_Help.new
@command_window = Window_ShopCommand.new
@gold_window = Window_Gold.new
@gold_window.x = 480
@gold_window.y = 64
@dummy_window = Window_Base.new(0, 128, 640, 352)
@buy_window = Window_ShopBuy.new($game_temp.shop_goods)
@buy_window.active = false
@buy_window.visible = false
@buy_window.help_window = @help_window
@sell_window = Window_ShopSell.new
@sell_window.active = false
@sell_window.visible = false
@sell_window.help_window = @help_window
@number_window = Window_ShopNumber.new
@number_window.active = false
@number_window.visible = false
@status_window = Window_ShopStatus.new
@status_window.visible = false
Graphics.transition
loop do
Graphics.update
Input.update
update
if $scene != self
break
end
end
Graphics.freeze
@help_window.dispose
@command_window.dispose
@gold_window.dispose
@dummy_window.dispose
@buy_window.dispose
@sell_window.dispose
@number_window.dispose
@status_window.dispose
end
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def update
@help_window.update
@command_window.update
@gold_window.update
@dummy_window.update
@buy_window.update
@sell_window.update
@number_window.update
@status_window.update
if @command_window.active
update_command
return
end
if @buy_window.active
update_buy
return
end
if @sell_window.active
update_sell
return
end
if @number_window.active
update_number
return
end
end
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def update_command
if Input.trigger?(Input::B)
$game_system.se_play($data_system.cancel_se)
$scene = Scene_Map.new
return
end
if Input.trigger?(Input::C)
case @command_window.index
when 0
$game_system.se_play($data_system.decision_se)
@command_window.active = false
@dummy_window.visible = false
@buy_window.active = true
@buy_window.visible = true
@buy_window.refresh
@status_window.visible = true
when 1
$game_system.se_play($data_system.decision_se)
@command_window.active = false
@dummy_window.visible = false
@sell_window.active = true
@sell_window.visible = true
@sell_window.refresh
when 2
$game_system.se_play($data_system.decision_se)
$scene = Scene_Map.new
end
return
end
end
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def update_buy
@status_window.item = @buy_window.item
if Input.trigger?(Input::B)
$game_system.se_play($data_system.cancel_se)
@command_window.active = true
@dummy_window.visible = true
@buy_window.active = false
@buy_window.visible = false
@status_window.visible = false
@status_window.item = nil
@help_window.set_text("")
return
end
if Input.trigger?(Input::C)
@item = @buy_window.item
if @item == nil or @item.price > $game_party.gold
$game_system.se_play($data_system.buzzer_se)
return
end
case @item
when RPG::Item
number = $game_party.item_number(@item.id)
when RPG::Weapon
number = $game_party.weapon_number(@item.id)
when RPG::Armor
number = $game_party.armor_number(@item.id)
end
if number == 99
$game_system.se_play($data_system.buzzer_se)
return
end
$game_system.se_play($data_system.decision_se)
max = @item.price == 0 ? 99 : $game_party.gold / @item.price
max = [max, 99 - number].min
@buy_window.active = false
@buy_window.visible = false
@number_window.set(@item, max, @item.price)
@number_window.active = true
@number_window.visible = true
end
end
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def update_sell
if Input.trigger?(Input::B)
$game_system.se_play($data_system.cancel_se)
@command_window.active = true
@dummy_window.visible = true
@sell_window.active = false
@sell_window.visible = false
@status_window.item = nil
@help_window.set_text("")
return
end
if Input.trigger?(Input::C)
@item = @sell_window.item
@status_window.item = @item
if @item == nil or @item.price == 0
$game_system.se_play($data_system.buzzer_se)
return
end
$game_system.se_play($data_system.decision_se)
case @item
when RPG::Item
number = $game_party.item_number(@item.id)
when RPG::Weapon
number = $game_party.weapon_number(@item.id)
when RPG::Armor
number = $game_party.armor_number(@item.id)
end
max = number
@sell_window.active = false
@sell_window.visible = false
@number_window.set(@item, max, @item.price / 2)
@number_window.active = true
@number_window.visible = true
@status_window.visible = true
end
end
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def update_number
if Input.trigger?(Input::B)
$game_system.se_play($data_system.cancel_se)
@number_window.active = false
@number_window.visible = false
case @command_window.index
when 0
@buy_window.active = true
@buy_window.visible = true
when 1
@sell_window.active = true
@sell_window.visible = true
@status_window.visible = false
end
return
end
if Input.trigger?(Input::C)
$game_system.se_play($data_system.shop_se)
@number_window.active = false
@number_window.visible = false
case @command_window.index
when 0
$game_party.lose_gold(@number_window.number * @item.price)
case @item
when RPG::Item
$game_party.gain_item(@item.id, @number_window.number)
when RPG::Weapon
$game_party.gain_weapon(@item.id, @number_window.number)
when RPG::Armor
$game_party.gain_armor(@item.id, @number_window.number)
end
@gold_window.refresh
@buy_window.refresh
@status_window.refresh
@buy_window.active = true
@buy_window.visible = true
when 1
$game_party.gain_gold(@number_window.number * (@item.price / 2))
case @item
when RPG::Item
$game_party.lose_item(@item.id, @number_window.number)
when RPG::Weapon
$game_party.lose_weapon(@item.id, @number_window.number)
when RPG::Armor
$game_party.lose_armor(@item.id, @number_window.number)
end
@gold_window.refresh
@sell_window.refresh
@status_window.refresh
@sell_window.active = true
@sell_window.visible = true
@status_window.visible = false
end
return
end
end
end
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Help_Window: A Window_Help object respresenting the window that shows item descriptions at the top of the shop screen.
Command_Window: A Window_ShopCommand object. This window shows the commands "Buy", "Sell", and "Exit".
Gold_Window: A Window_Gold object showing the amount of money remaining.
Dummy_Window: A Window_Base object. This window is just there to fill space when the user is selecting a command from the main menu.
Buy_Window: A Window_ShopBuy object in which the items available to buy are listed.
Sell_Window: A Window_ShopSell object in which the items in the party's possession that can be sold are listed.
Number_Window: A Window_ShopNumber object where the player selects the number of items to buy or sell, with the associated cost or sell value shown.
Status_Window: A Window_ShopStatus object. This shows the how many of the item being bought the party possesses, and when the party is buying something equippable, the stat change relative to the current equipment is changed.
Item: The current item being bought or sold.
Main
Arguments: None
Local Variables: None
How it Works: This is the main method for this class. It initializes the windows, then continuously updates the windows, then does garbage collection. First, the method initializes all the windows to their initial states. A note here about @dummy_window. This window doesn't conform to any defined window class, so the Window_Base class is used instead. The four parameters are (from left to right): x coordinate, y coordinate, wdith, height. The next part of the method is the main loop seen in all "Scene" classes. This loop updates the graphics, captures any new user input, and then updates the window contents. This continues until the value of $Scene changes, that is, the user exits the shop window. Once the user exits the shop window, the last part of the method disposes of all the window objects.
Update
Arguments: None
Local Variables: None
How it Works: This method updates the contents of all the windows, and decides which window's user input should be responded to, based on the state of the shop window. First, all eight windows' contents are updated. If the command window is active (the user is selecting one of the three main commands), then the Update_Command method is called to respond to user input from that window. If the buy window is active (the user is selecting an item to buy), then the Update_Buy method is called to respond to user input from the buy window. If the sell window is active (the user is selecting an item to sell), then the Update_Sell method is called to respond to user input from the sell window. Finally, if the number window is active (the user is selecting the quantity of items to buy or sell), then the Update_Number method is called to respond to user input from the number window.
Update_Command
Arguments: None
Local Variables: None
How it Works: This method responds to user input from the command window where the user selects from the three main shop menu options. If the user's input is "B" (cancel key), then the cancel sound effect is played and control is transferred back to the map. If the user's input is "C" (decision key), then the index of the command window is checked. If the index is 0 (buy), then the command window is made inactive and the dummy window is made invisible. Then, the buy window is made both visible and the active window. Then, the buy window is refreshed to show the items for sale, and the status window is made visible so the player can see the number of items possessed and the stat changes. If the index is 1 (Sell), then the command window is made inactive and the dummy window invisible, as before, but this time, the sell window is made visible and active. The sell window is then refreshed so that the party's inventory is shown. If the index is 2 (Exit), then the decision sound effect is played and control is transferred back to the map.
Update_Buy
Arguments: None
Local Variables:
Number: When an item is selected, this value is set to the number of that item currently possessed by the party.
Max: This value is set to the maximum number of items that can be bought given the party's current funds and given the 99-item limit.
How it Works: This method responds to user input on the window where the player selects an item to buy. The @status_window.item = @buy_window.item statement sets the item that will be profiled in the status window to the item currently selected in the buy window. Then, the user's input is checked. If the user's input is "B" (cancel key), then the cancel sound effect is played, and control is transferred back to the shop command window. This entails making the command window active, making the dummy window visible, making the buy window inactive and invisible, and setting the help window text to a null string. If the user's input is "C" (decision key), then the value of @item is set to the item currently selected in the shop window for further processing. The first thing that is checked is to make sure the item isn't nil (which might happen due to an error), and that the party has enough money to buy the item. If one of these isn't the case, then the buzzer sound effect is played, and no further processing is done on the item. If this check is passed, then the script next checks to see if the party already has 99 of the selected item. If the party does, then the buzzer sound is played and no further processing is done. If the party can buy the item, the decision sound effect is played. Then, the method computes the maximum number of the selected item that can be bought by the party. There are two factors that influence this value. First is the party's money. The value of max is set to either 99 (if the item's price is 0) or the party's money divided by the price of the item, rounded down. The second factor that affects this maximum number is the 99-item limit. The final value of max is the lesser of the the number of copies of the item the party can afford, and 99 minus the number of this item currently possessed. Control is then transferred to the number window. The buy window is made inactive and invisible. The number window is initialized with the item in question, the maximum number of items that can be bought, and the item's price. The number window is then made active and visible.
Update_Sell
Arguments: None
Local Variables:
Number: When an item is selected, this value is set to the number of that item currently possessed by the party.
Max: This value is set to the maximum number of items that can be sold, equal to the number possessed by the party.
How it Works: This method responds to user input on the window where the player selects an item to sell. If the user's input is "B" (cancel key), then the cancel sound effect is played, and control is transferred back to the shop command window. This is done by making the command window active, the dummy window visible, the buy window inactive and invisible, and setting the help window text to a null string. If the user's input is "C" (decision key), then the value of @item is set to the item selected to be sold and then processed. The first thing that is checked is to make sure the item isn't nil and that the item price isn't 0 (a sentry value that marks the item as unable to be sold). If one of these conditions isn't met, then the buzzer sound effect is played, and the method returns. If the check succeeds, then the value of number is set to the number of that item that the party possessed. Then, the value of max is set to this number. Control is then passed to the number window. The sell window is first made inactive and invisible. The number window is initialized with the item being sold, the maximum number that can be sold, and the item's price, divided by 2 (since that's how much you get for selling). The number window and status window are then made visible, and the number window is made active.
Update_Number
Arguments: None
Local Variables: None
How it Works: This method responds to user input from the number window, where the player chooses how many copies of an item to buy or sell. If the user's input is "B" (cancel key), then the cancel sound effect is played. The number window is then made invisible and inactive. What happens next depends on the index of the main command window. If the index is 0 (Buy), then control is transferred to the buy window. If the index is 1 (Sell), then control is transferred to the sell window. In either case, the method then returns. If the user's input is "C" (decision key), then the shop sound effect is played. Again, what happens next depends on the index of the main command window. If the index is 0 (Buy), then the party loses gold equal to the number of items selected multiplied by the item's price, then that number of copies of the item is added to the party's stock with the appropriate method from Game_Party. The gold window, buy window, and status window are all refreshed to reflect the changes resulting from buying the items. Control is then transferred back to the buy window. If the index is 1 (Sell), then the party gains gold equal to the number of items selected multiplied by (the item's price divided by 2). The items are then removed from the party's inventory using the appropriate method from Game_Party. The gold window, sell window, and status window are all refreshed to reflect the changes from selling the items. Control is then transferred back to the sell window.
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