=begin
#===============================================================================
Title: Enemy Class
Author: Hime
Date: Mar 17, 2014
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** Change log
Mar 17, 2014
- added class features to the list of feature objects
Nov 24, 2013
- compatible with Yanfly's enemy levels
Nov 16, 2013
- fixed missing argument to original param_base
- initial release
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** Terms of Use
* Free to use in non-commercial projects
* Contact me for commercial use
* No real support. The script is provided as-is
* Will do bug fixes, but no compatibility patches
* Features may be requested but no guarantees, especially if it is non-trivial
* Credits to Hime Works in your project
* Preserve this header
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** Description
This script allows you to set up enemies the same way actors are set up using
classes.
An enemy's parameters are determined by their level, which is determined by
the class parameter curves. You can set up your enemies strengths and
weaknesses using its assigned class.
An enemy's available actions are also determined by their class. In order to
be able to use an action, they must have met the learning requirements for
the class.
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** Required
An enemy level script, such as
Core - Enemy Levels
(
http://himeworks.wordpress.com/2013/11/16/enemy-levels/)
Yanfly Enemy Levels
(
http://yanflychannel.wordpress.com/rmvxa/gameplay-scripts/enemy-levels/)
Or any other script that provides enemy levels.
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** Installation
Place this script below Core - Enemy Levels and above Main
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** Usage
To assign a class to an enemy, note-tag the enemy with
Where x is the ID of the class.
If no class is assigned, then the enemy will simply use its own parameters
and actions: none of the class-related functionality will be applied.
-- Changing classes --
You can change an enemy's class using script calls.
change_enemy_class(index, class_id)
Where the index is the index of the enemy in the current troop, and the
class_id is the ID of the class you want to change it to.
#===============================================================================
=end
$imported = {} if $imported.nil?
$imported["TH_EnemyClass"] = true
#==============================================================================
# ** Configuration
#==============================================================================
module TH
module Enemy_Class
Regex = //i
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Rest of Script
#==============================================================================
module RPG
class Enemy < BaseItem
def class_id
load_notetag_enemy_class unless @class_id
return @class_id
end
def load_notetag_enemy_class
@class_id = 0
if self.note =~ TH::Enemy_Class::Regex
@class_id = $1.to_i
end
end
end
end
class Game_Enemy < Game_Battler
alias :th_enemy_class_initialize :initialize
def initialize(index, enemy_id)
@enemy_id = enemy_id
setup_class(enemy_id)
th_enemy_class_initialize(index, enemy_id)
@hp = mhp
@mp = mmp
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Add the class to the list of feature objects
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias :th_enemy_class_features_objects :feature_objects
def feature_objects
th_enemy_class_features_objects + [self.class]
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# New.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def setup_class(enemy_id)
@class_id = enemy.class_id
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# New.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def class
$data_classes[@class_id]
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# New.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def change_class(class_id)
@class_id = class_id
end
alias :th_enemy_class_param_base aram_base
def param_base(param_id)
cls = self.class
if cls
self.class.params[param_id, self.level]
else
th_enemy_class_param_base(param_id)
end
end
alias :th_enemy_class_action_valid? :action_valid?
def action_valid?(action)
class_condition_met?(action) && th_enemy_class_action_valid?(action)
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# New. If an enemy has a class assigned, then we check if there is a learning
# requirement for the specified action. If no class or learning is available,
# then assume it is valid.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def class_condition_met?(action)
cls = self.class
return true unless cls
learning = cls.learnings.detect {|learning| learning.skill_id == action.skill_id }
return true unless learning
return false if self.level < learning.level
return true
end
end
class Game_Interpreter
def get_enemy(index)
$game_troop.members[index-1]
end
def change_enemy_class(index, class_id)
enemy = get_enemy(index)
enemy.change_class(class_id)
end
end
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