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- Original title: Abilities System
- Original author: Paramecium13
- Original date: June 28, 2015
- Source thread: https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/threads/abilities-system.41726/
- Source forum path: Game Development Engines > Ruby Game System (RGSS) Scripts > RGSS3 Scripts (RMVX Ace)
Summary
Abilities SystemBy Paramecium13 This is a simple script that adds 'abilities' to actors. An ability can be either leveled or not leveled. A leveled ability has a number, its level associated with it (e.g. Smithing: Level 27), whereas an ability that is not leveled does not. This script has a section where you can add more abilities, using the same format as the example abilities. Abilities must be viewed and modified by script calls, using the methods contained in the script. Features: Add and remove abilities
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Abilities System
By Paramecium13
This is a simple script that adds 'abilities' to actors. An ability can be either leveled or not leveled. A leveled ability has a number, its level associated with it (e.g. Smithing: Level 27), whereas an ability that is not leveled does not. This script has a section where you can add more abilities, using the same format as the example abilities. Abilities must be viewed and modified by script calls, using the methods contained in the script.
Features:
- Add and remove abilities
- Enable or disable abilities(this is different than adding or removing, for example, if someone who knows smithing has a broken arm they cannot smith, thus smiting would be disabled, but they could still tell someone how to smith or read about how to smith better),
- Check if an actor has a specific ability and if it is enabled
- Get the level of a leveled ability (using this on an ability that is not leveled returns '1')
- Increase or decrease the level of an ability
- Check if any actor in the party has an ability
- Find who has the highest level of an ability in the party and what that level is.
- Perform an ability check, using a normal distribution, for actors and for parties
- Perform a simple ability check, which checks if the ability level is at least the difficulty level, for actors and parties
- Weapons, armors, and states can modify ability levels, by putting <AbilityBonus: abilityId,n> into the notes field in the data base. 'abilityId' should be the ID of the ability you want to affect without a colon in front of it (e.g. 'smithing' instead of ':smithing') and 'n' should be the amount you want to change the ability by.
- A very simple (i.e. ugly) scene that shows abilities and their levels; accessed from the main menu
- Crafting abilities, which can be use to craft items. Crafting abilities can start off with recipes already learned (but which may require a higher ability level) and can have additional recipes added by script calls.
#==============================================================================## ## Paramecium Core V 0.1 ## June 28, 2015 ## ##------------------------------------------------------------------------------## This is my core script, required for some of my other scripts. You may use ## the classes and methods in it in your scripts as long as you give me credit. ##==============================================================================#($imported ||= {})["Paramecium"] = truemodule Paramecium #Uses the Box–Muller transform to generate normally distributed random numbers def self.stnRand() return Math.sqrt( -2 * Math.log(rand())) * Math.cos( 2 * Math:I * rand()) end # Generates normally distributed numbers with a mean of μ and a standard # deviation of σ. def self.nRand(μ,σ) return μ + stnRand()* σ end # Performs a "skill check" with a difficulty level of 'difficulty'. # returns true if the player (or whoever is performing the skill check) # passes it and false if they fail. When the skill level is equal to the # difficulty level, there is a fifty percent chance of passing. This # method uses a default standard deviation of 2.5, which was chosen arbitrarily. def self.skillCheck(skillLevel, difficulty,s = 2.5) x = nRand(skillLevel, s) return x >= difficulty end def self.show_selection(array) params = [] choices = [] array.each{|item| choices.push(item[0]) } params.push(choices) params.push(0) params[0].each {|s| $game_message.choices.push(s) } #$game_message.choice_cancel_type = params[1] $game_message.choice_proc = Proc.new {|x| $paramecium_choice =(x) } end def self.get_choice(array) array[$paramecium_choice][1] end # This method calls a scene that shows a list of choices for the player and ] # returns an object depending on their choice and the array you put into this # method. The parameter 'array' is an array of the form: #[["string_0",object_0],["string_1",object_1],...,["string_(n-1)",object_(n-1)]]; # with a length of n. The method will display the strings in a choice window, # similar to the one used for events def self.selection(array) show_selection(array) Fiber.yield until not $game_message.busy? get_choice(array) end def self.multipleChoice(array,duplicates=false) array << ["End","End"] results = [] while true r = selection(array) r == "End" ? break : results << r end duplicates ? results : results.uniq || results end def self.invContains?(array,type) case type.downcase[0,1] when "i" getVal = Proc.new {|n| $game_party.item_number($data_items[n])} when "w" getVal = Proc.new {|n| $game_party.item_number($data_weapons[n])} when "a" getVal = Proc.new {|n| $game_party.item_number($data_armors[n])} else return false end array.each {|entry| return false unless getVal.call(entry[0]) >= entry[1] } end def self.changeInv(array,type) case type.downcase[0,1] when "i" change = Proc.new {|n, amount| if n >= 0 $game_party.gain_item($data_items[n], amount) else $game_party.lose_item($data_items[n], amount) end } when "w" change = Proc.new {|n, amount| if n >= 0 $game_party.gain_item($data_items[n], amount) else $game_party.lose_item($data_items[n], amount) end } when "a" change = Proc.new {|n, amount| if n >= 0 $game_party.gain_item($data_items[n], amount) else $game_party.lose_item($data_items[n], amount) end } else return false end array.each {|entry| change.call(entry[0],entry[1]) } end # Returns an array with the specified position(s) in its sub-arrays negated. def self.negatePos(array,pos) r = [] if pos.is_a? Array myCheck = Proc.new {|i| pos.include?(i)} else myCheck = Proc.new {|i| i == pos} end array.each{|entry| entryClone = [] entry.each_index {|i| entryClone.push(myCheck.call(i)? -1*entry : entry) } r.push(entryClone) } r end class MultiMap def initialize(hash) @data = hash @length = hash.length @domain = hash.keys end def image(x) return @hash[x] end def preImage(y) arr = Array.new for i in 0..@length-1 arr << @domain if @data[@domain].index(y) end return arr end end # This implements a priority queue in which each element consists of an # object (e.g a string, an array, or a number [such as an item id]) and a rank # (e.g actor ID and number of skills), in that order. It is initialized from # an array of the form: # [[object-1,rank-1],[object-2,rank-2],...[object-n,rank-n]]. # The nested array [object-i,rank-i] is called an entry. # # The methods 'max' and 'min' return the entries with the highest and lowest # rankings respectively. When two or more entries have the same rank, it # returns the one that has the lowest index in the array {i.e. that comes # first). # The method 'sort!' sorts the data from highest ranked to lowest ranked. If # two or more entries have the same rank, the one that had the # lowest index before 'sort!' will have the lowest index after, with entries # of equal rank following behind. The method 'add' adds another entry to the # Ranking. # The method 'nextR!' returns the entry with the highest rank (in cases of # equal rank, the same rule as above applies) and removes it from the Ranking. # The method 'next!' returns the object in the entry # with the highest rank and removes its entry from the Ranking. # The 'blackjack(n)' method returns the object with the value closest to but # not exceeding n, like in the card game blackjack the goal is to get as close # to 21 without going over. # The 'blackjack!(n)' method does the same thing as 'blackjack' but also # removes entry of the returned object. class Ranking def initialize(array) @data = array @length = array.length end def min m = @data[0] for i in 1..@length-1 if @data[1]<m[1] m = @data end end return m; end def max() m = @data[0] for i in 1..@length-1 if @data[1]>m[1] m = @data end end return m; end def sort! arr = Array.new for i in 0..@length-1 arr <<self.nextR! end @data = arr end def add(newEntry) if newEntry.is_a?(Array) && newEntry[1].is_a(Numeric) @data << newEntry @length += 1 end end def nextR! m = @data[0] index = 0 for i in 1..@length-1 if @data[1]>m[1] m = @data index = i end end @data.delete_at(index) @length -= 1 return m; end def next! return self.nextR![0] end def blackjack(n) b = @data[0] for i in 1..@length-1 if ((m[1]>n&&@data[1]<=n)||(@data[1]<n&&@data[1]>m[1])) m = @data end end return m end def blackjack!(n) b = @data[0] index = 0 for i in 1..@length-1 if ((m[1]>n&&@data[1]<=n)||(@data[1]<n&&@data[1]>m[1])) m = @data index = i end end @data.delete_at(index) return m end endend# Adds two new methods to the 'Array' classclass Array # Is this array a subset of 'other'? (i.e are all elements of this array # elements of the other array?) def subset?(other) self.each{|item| return false unless other.include?(item) } return true end # Is this array a superset of 'other' (is 'other' a subset of this array)? # (i.e are all elements of the other array elements of this array?) def superset?(other) other.subset?(self) end # Does 'other' have the same elements as 'self' and 'self' the same elements # as 'other'? # [Are the two arrays equal, ignoring order?] def setEquals?(other) self.subset?(other) && self.superset?(other) end unless $imported[:ve_basic_module] def random self[rand(self.length)] end endend
For more information see the script itself.
Script
################################################################################# ## Abilities System V1 ## June 28, 2015 ## By Paramecium13 ## ##################################################################################===============================================================================# This is my abilities script. It allows you to define custom abilities that # actors can learn.# # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# To do-list:# *Write better descriptions# *Better formatting of said descriptions# *Better Windows and scenes# *More items on the to-do list#===============================================================================($imported ||= {})["Paramecium-Abilities"] = trueclass Game_Actor < Game_Battler attr_accessor :abilitiesendmodule AbilitiesSystem#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# The following method needs to be called once at the start of a new game,# before any methods dealing with abilities are called.#------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #def self.initializeAbilities # for i in 1..(25) #$game_actors.length # $game_actors.abilities = {} if $game_actors # end #end#===============================================================================# This is the list of abilities. Add more abilities by using the same format as# the abilities presented as examples. A levelled ability is just what it sounds# like, it has levels (e.g. at level 72 smithing you can craft mithril stuff,# or at level 25 divination you have a 50% chance of detecting if a chest is a# trap or not). # The symbol ':id' must point to the same symbol that the list# (which is a hash) uses to access that ability.# The symbol ':name' points to a string that contains the in game name of that# ability.# The symbol ':desc' points to a string containing the in game description of# the ability.# The symbol ':levelled' points to the boolean that says if it is a levelled # ability, the following symbols for levelled abilities will be ignored if it is# false.# The symbols ':min' and ':max' point to the minimum and maximum levels of that# ability, respectively. You cannot make its level higher than the max or lower# than the min. I would like to implement "soft" minimums and maximums, which# can only be exceeded by temporary boosts or equipment.## WARNING: Don't forget the commas!!!!##=============================================================================== AbilityList = { :reading => { :id => :reading, :name => "Reading", :desc => "Can read", :levelled => false }, :smithing => { :id => :smithing, :name => "Smithing", :desc => "The ability to shape metals into tools, weapons, and armours", :levelled => true, :crafting => true, :recipes => [ ], :min => 1, :max => 100, :σ => 2*3.14159265359 }, rettyLights => { :id => rettyLights, :name => "Lights", :desc => "Makes pretty magic lights", :levelled => false, :cost => { # Yay, another hash :mp => 5 } }, :fireworks => { :id => :fireworks, :name => "Fireworks", :desc => "Makes fireworks", :levelled => false, :cost => { :items => [[20,1]] # ItemId,amount } } } recipeList = { :recipe1 => { :id => :club, :name => "Wooden Club", :requiredLevel => 10, :doAbCheck => false, :used =>{ :items => [[17,1]], :weapons => [], :armors => [] }, :needed => { :items => [], :weapons => [], :armors => [] }, :made => { :items => [], :weapons => [], :armors => [] } } }#===============================================================================# Methods for Use in Events#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# To use one of these methods in a script call enter# AbilitiesSystem.method(param1,param2,...)# where method is the name of the method you want to use and param1,param2 are# the parameters for the method, as given in its description or definition#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#===============================================================================# Controls#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# These methods allow you to add, remove, and modify an actor's abilities. If# try to use one of these methods to modify an ability an actor doesn't have,# nothing will happen (and the game will not crash).#===============================================================================# - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -## These add and remove an ability to an actor # Parameters:# actorId: The id of the actor whom you want to learn the ability# abilityId: The id of the ability you want the actor to learn# - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -# def self.addAbility(actorId,abilityId) return false if hasAbility?(actorId,abilityId) if not AbilityList[abilityId][:levelled] $game_actors[actorId].abilities[abilityId] = Ability.new(AbilityList[abilityId],actorId) elsif AbilityList[abilityId][:crafting] $game_actors[actorId].abilities[abilityId] = CraftingAbility.new(AbilityList[abilityId],actorId) else $game_actors[actorId].abilities[abilityId] = LevelledAbility.new(AbilityList[abilityId],actorId) end end def self.removeAbility(actorId,abilityId) $game_actors[actorId].abilities.delete(abilityId) if $game_actors[actorId].abilities end# - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -## These enable, disable, and toggle whether or not an actor's ability is enabled.# Parameters:# actorId: The id of the actor whose ability you want to enable/disable/toggle# abilityId: The ability you want to enable/disable/toggle# - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -# def self.enableAbility(actorId,abilityId) ab = $game_actors[actorId].abilities[abilityId] ab.enable end def self.disableAbility(actorId,abilityId) ab = $game_actors[actorId].abilities[abilityId] ab.disable end def self.toggleAbility(actorId,abilityId) ab = $game_actors[actorId].abilities[abilityId] if ab.enabled ab.disable else ab.enable end end # - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -## This increases the level of an actor's ability# ()# Parameters:# actorId: The id of the actor whose ability level you want to change# abilityId: The ability whose level you want to change# n: The ammount you want to change the level by, to decrease it, make 'n' # negative# - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -# def self.increaseLevel(actorId, abilityId,n) if AbilityList[abilityId][:levelled] && hasAbility?(actorId,abilityId) ab = $game_actors[actorId].abilities[abilityId] ab.increase(n) end end#===============================================================================# Individual Checks#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# These methods allow you to #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# This returns the level of the ability# Parameters:# actorId: The id of the actor whose ability you want to enable/disable/toggle# abilityId: The ability you want to enable/disable/toggle# - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -# def self.getLevel(actorId, abilityId) return false unless hasAbility?(actorId,abilityId) $game_actors[actorId].abilities[abilityId].getLevel end # This checks if an actor has a specified ability. def self.hasAbility?(actorId,abilityId) $game_actors[actorId].abilities = {} unless $game_actors[actorId].abilities return $game_actors[actorId].abilities.include?(abilityId) end # This checks if an actor has a specified ability and if it is enabled. def self.hasAbilityE?(actorId,abilityId) return false unless hasAbility?(actorId,abilityId) $game_actors[actorId].abilities[abilityId].enabled end # Performs an 'ability check' on the ability, using a normal distribution. def self.check(abilityId,actorId,difficulty,s=0) return false unless hasAbilityE?(actorId,abilityId) ab = $game_actors[actorId].abilities[abilityId] s = ab.σ if s = 0 return ab.check(difficulty,s) end # Checks if the ability level is >= the difficulty level. def self.simpleCheck(abilityId,actorId,difficulty) return false unless hasAbilityE?(actorId,abilityId) level = $game_actors[actorId].abilities[abilityId].level return level >= difficulty end#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Party Checks#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Checks if anyone in the party has that ability, returns an array of ids of# actors who have it. def self.p_hasAbility?(abilityId) r = [] actors = $game_party.members for i in 0..(actors.length-1) j = actors.id if hasAbility?(j,abilityId) r.push(j) end end r.empty? ? false : r end # Checks if anyone in the party has the ability enabled def self.p_hasAbilityE?(abilityId) r = [] actors = $game_party.members for i in 0..(actors.length-1) j = actors.id if hasAbilityE?(j,abilityId) r.push(j) end end r.empty? ? false : r end # Returns an array whose first entry is the id of the actor with the highest # level in the ability and whose second entry is their level in that ability. def self.p_highestLevel(abilityId) abilityRanking(abilityId).max end # These two methods perform the same 'checks' as 'check' and 'simpleCheck'# except they use the highest level of the skill in the party def self.p_check(abilityId,difficulty,s=0) x = p_highestLevel(abilityId) s = $game_actors[x[0]].abilities[abilityId].σ if s == 0 return Paramecium.abilityCheck(x[1], difficulty, s) end def self.p_simpleCheck(abilityId,difficulty) mLevel = p_highestLevel(abilityId) return mLevel >= difficulty end # Creates the levelled ability Ranking for the levelled ability 'abilityId' def self.abilityRanking(abilityId) ids = $game_party.members.collect {|actor| actor.id} arr = Array.new for i in 0..(ids.length-1) arr = [ids,getLevel(ids, abilityId)] end return Paramecium::Ranking.new(arr) end#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Ability Class#------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class Ability attr_reader wnerId attr_reader :id attr_accessor :name attr_accessor :iconId attr_accessor :description attr_accessor :enabled attr_accessor :mpCost attr_accessor :SE attr_accessor :SE_pass attr_accessor :SE_fail def initialize(hash,actorId) #@h = hash @name = hash[:name] ? hash[:name] : hash[:id] @description = hash[:desc] @iconId = hash[:iconId] @id = hash[:id] @enabled = true @ownerId = actorId @SE = hash[:SE] @SE_pass = hash[:SE_pass] @SE_fail = hash[:SE_fail] if hash[:cost] @mpCost = hash[:cost][:mp] ? hash[:cost][:mp] : 0 @itemCost = hash[:cost][:items] ? hash[:cost][:items] : [] @weaponCost = hash[:cost][:weapon] ? hash[:cost][:weapon] : [] @armorCost = hash[:cost][:armor] ? hash[:cost][:armor] : [] end end def getLevel; return 1; end # Plays the sound effect for the ability (if it has one) def playSound if @SE Audio.se_play(@SE) end end def canAfford? return false unless $game_actors[@ownerId].mp >= @costHash[:mp] return false unless Paramecium.invContains?(@itemCost,"ice") return false unless Paramecium.invContains?(@weaponCost,"wet") return false unless Paramecium.invContains?(@armorCost,"Arctic") return true end def useCost $game_actors[@ownerId].mp -= @costHash[:mp] if @costHash[:mp] Paramecium.changeInv(Paramecium.negatePos(@itemCost,1),"i") Paramecium.changeInv(Paramecium.negatePos(@weaponCost,1),"w") Paramecium.changeInv(Paramecium.negatePos(@armorCost,1),"a") end def use # Returns true if it was used successfully playSound if canAfford? && @enabled if @SE_pass Audio.se_play(@SE_pass) end useCost return true else if @SE_fail Audio.se_play(@SE_fail) end return false end end end#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Levelled Ability Class#------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class LevelledAbility < Ability attr_accessor :max attr_accessor :min attr_accessor :σ def initialize(hash,actorId) super(hash,actorId) @min = hash[:min] # The minimum allowed level @max = hash[:max] # The maximum allowed level @σ = hash[:σ] ? hash[:σ] : 2.5 # The default standard deviation @level = self.min end # Gets the level of this ability without applying bonuses def getRawLevel; return @level; end def getLevel; return @level + bonuses; end # Increases the level of the ability within the range [min,max] def increase(n) if @max && @level + n >= @max @level = max else if @min && @level + n <= @min @level = @min else @level += n end end end # Scales the level of the ability within the range [min,max] def scale(n) if @max && @level * n >= @max @level = max else if @min && @level * n <= @min @level = @min else @level *= n end end end def reset; @level = @min; end def set(n); @level = n; end def armBonus(armorID) $sub = @id.to_s $data_armors[armorID].note[/<AbilityBonus:\s*#{$sub},([0-9]+)>/i] if $1 && $1 != "" val = $1.to_i return val else return 0 end end def armorBonus b = 0 armors = $game_actors[@ownerId].armors armorIds = armors.collect {|a| a.id} for i in 0..(armorIds.length-1) b += armBonus(armorIds) end return b end def wBonus(weaponID) $sub = @id.to_s $data_weapons[weaponID].note[/<AbilityBonus:\s*#{$sub},([0-9]+)>/i] if $1 && $1 != "" val = $1.to_i return val else return 0 end end def weaponBonus b = 0 weapons = $game_actors[@ownerId].weapons weaponIds = weapons.collect {|a| a.id} for i in 0..(weaponIds.length-1) b += wBonus(weaponIds) end return b end def sBonus(stateID) $sub = @id.to_s $data_weapons[stateID].note[/<AbilityBonus:\s*#{$sub},([0-9]+)>/i] if $1 && $1 != "" val = $1.to_i return val else return 0 end end def stateBonus b = 0 states = $game_actors[@ownerId].states stateIds = states.collect {|a| a.id} for i in 0..(stateIds.length-1) b += sBonus(stateIds,abilityId) end return b end def bonuses return armorBonus + weaponBonus + stateBonus end def check(difficulty,s = @σ) lvl = @level + bonuses return Paramecium.abilityCheck(lvl, difficulty,s) end def use(difficulty,s = @σ) # Returns true if it was used successfully if canAfford? && @enabled if check(difficulty,s) Audio.se_play(@SE_pass) if @SE_pass true else Audio.se_play(@SE_fail) if @SE_fail false end else if @SE_fail Audio.se_play(@SE_fail) end false end end end#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Recipe Class#------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class Recipe attr_reader :name attr_reader :usedItems attr_reader :usedWeapons attr_reader :usedArmors attr_reader :neededItems attr_reader :neededWeapons attr_reader :neededArmors attr_reader :madeItems attr_reader :madeWeapons attr_reader :madeArmors def initialize(hash,actorId,abilityId) @id = hash[:id].to_s @name = hash[:name] ? hash[:name] : hash[:id] @requiredLevel = hash[:level] ? hash[:level] : 1 @doAbCheck = hash[:doAbCheck] @usedItems = hash[:used][:items] || [] @usedWeapons = hash[:used][:Weapons] || [] @usedArmors = hash[:used][:Armors] || [] @neededItems = hash[:needed][:items] || [] @neededWeapons = hash[:needed][:Weapons] || [] @neededArmors = hash[:needed][:Armors] || [] @madeItems = hash[:made][:items] || [] @madeWeapons = hash[:made][:Weapons] || [] @madeArmors = hash[:made][:Armors] || [] end # Does the player have the required materials? def hasMaterials? return false unless Paramecium.invContains?(@usedItems,"ice") return false unless Paramecium.invContains?(@usedWeapons,"wet") return false unless Paramecium.invContains?(@usedArmors,"Arctic") return false unless Paramecium.invContains?(@neededItems,"Insect") return false unless Paramecium.invContains?(@neededWeapons,"Waterloo") return false unless Paramecium.invContains?(@neededArmors,"Arthropod") end # Can the player craft this? def canCraft? abilityLevel = $game_actors[@actorId].abilities[@abilityId].getLevel abilityLevel >= @requiredLevel && hasMaterials? end def craft Paramecium.changeInv(@madeItems,"i") Paramecium.changeInv(@madeWeapons,"w") Paramecium.changeInv(@madeArmors,"a") Paramecium.changeInv(Paramecium.negatePos(@usedItems,1),"i") Paramecium.changeInv(Paramecium.negatePos(@usedWeapons,1),"w") Paramecium.changeInv(Paramecium.negatePos(@usedArmors,1),"a") end end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Crafting Ability Class#------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class CraftingAbility < LevelledAbility attr_reader :recipes def initialize(hash,actorId) super(hash,actorId) @recipes = [] hash[:recipes].each {|r| addRecipe(r)} if hash[:recipes] end def addRecipe(r) h = recipeList[r] ? recipeList[r] : r @recipes.push(Recipe.new(h,actorId,@id)) end # Returns the description of the selected recipe def showAll c = [] @recipes.each{|recipe| c.push([recipe.name,recipe.description]) } Paramecium.selection(c) end def getCraftable # With names craftable = [] @recipes.each_index{|i| craftable.push(@recipes.name,i) if @recipes.canCraft? } craftable end # Returns the description of the selected recipe def showCraftable @recipes[Paramecium.selection(getCraftable)].description end def chooseCraftable @recipes[Paramecium.selection(getCraftable)].craft end endend# Ability Scene and Windowclass Scene_Menu < Scene_MenuBase alias abilitySystem_create_command_window create_command_window def create_command_window abilitySystem_create_command_window @command_window.set_handlerabilities, methodcommand_personal)) end def ccw_abilities msgbox_p("Abilities menu is under construction") SceneManager.call(Scene_Menu) end alias paramecium_personal_ok on_personal_ok def on_personal_ok return SceneManager.call(Scene_Abilites) if @command_window.current_symbol == :abilities paramecium_personal_ok endendclass Window_MenuCommand < Window_Command alias abilitySystem_add_original_commands add_original_commands def add_original_commands abilitySystem_add_original_commands add_command("Abilities",:abilities) end endclass Scene_Abilites < Scene_MenuBase def start super @ability_window = Window_Abilities.new(@actor) @ability_window.set_handlercancel, methodreturn_scene)) @ability_window.set_handlerpagedown, methodnext_actor)) @ability_window.set_handlerpageup, methodprev_actor)) end def on_actor_change @ability_window.actor = @actor @ability_window.activate endendclass Window_Abilities < Window_Selectable def initialize(actor) super(0, 0, Graphics.width, Graphics.height) @actor = actor refresh activate end def actor=(actor) return if @actor == actor @actor = actor refresh end def refresh contents.clear draw_abilities(10,10) end def draw_abilities(x,y) msgbox_p("hi") abs = @actor.abilities.values abs.each_with_index do |ability, i| draw_ability_name(ability, x, y + line_height * i) end end def draw_ability_name(ability, x, y, enabled = true, width = 172) return unless ability msgbox_p("Hello") if ability.iconId draw_icon(ability.iconId, x, y, enabled) end change_color(normal_color, enabled) draw_text(x + 34, y, width, line_height, ability.name) if ability.is_a?(LevelledAbility) draw_text(x + 200, y, width, line_height, ability.level) end endend
Terms of Use
Both Paramecium Core and Abilities System are free for use in commercial and non-commercial games, so long as credit is provided.
Features Mentioned
- Add and remove abilities
- Enable or disable abilities(this is different than adding or removing, for example, if someone who knows smithing has a broken arm they cannot smith, thus smiting would be disabled, but they could still tell someone how to smith or read about how to smith better),
- Check if an actor has a specific ability and if it is enabled
- Get the level of a leveled ability (using this on an ability that is not leveled returns '1')
- Increase or decrease the level of an ability
- Check if any actor in the party has an ability
- Find who has the highest level of an ability in the party and what that level is.
- Perform an ability check, using a normal distribution, for actors and for parties
- Perform a simple ability check, which checks if the ability level is at least the difficulty level, for actors and parties
- Weapons, armors, and states can modify ability levels, by putting into the notes field in the data base. 'abilityId' should be the ID of the ability you want to affect without a colon in front of it (e.g. 'smithing' instead of ':smithing') and 'n' should be the amount you want to change the ability by.
- A very simple (i.e. ugly) scene that shows abilities and their levels; accessed from the main menu
- Crafting abilities, which can be use to craft items. Crafting abilities can start off with recipes already learned (but which may require a higher ability level) and can have additional recipes added by script calls.
- This script requires my core script.
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- #==============================================================================## ## Paramecium Core V 0.1 ## June 28, 2015 ## ##------------------------------------------------------------------------------## This is my core script, required for some of my other scripts. You may use ## the classes and methods in it in your scripts as long as you give me credit. ##==============================================================================#($imported ||= {})["Paramecium"] = truemodule Paramecium #Uses the Box–Muller transform to generate normally distributed random numbers def self.stnRand() return Math.sqrt( -2 * Math.log(rand())) * Math.cos( 2 * Math:I * rand()) end # Generates normally distributed numbers with a mean of μ and a standard # deviation of σ. def self.nRand(μ,σ) return μ + stnRand()* σ end # Performs a "skill check" with a difficulty level of 'difficulty'. # returns true if the player (or whoever is performing the skill check) # passes it and false if they fail. When the skill level is equal to the # difficulty level, there is a fifty percent chance of passing. This # method uses a default standard deviation of 2.5, which was chosen arbitrarily. def self.skillCheck(skillLevel, difficulty,s = 2.5) x = nRand(skillLevel, s) return x >= difficulty end def self.show_selection(array) params = [] choices = [] array.each{|item| choices.push(item[0]) } params.push(choices) params.push(0) params[0].each {|s| $game_message.choices.push(s) } #$game_message.choice_cancel_type = params[1] $game_message.choice_proc = Proc.new {|x| $paramecium_choice =(x) } end def self.get_choice(array) array[$paramecium_choice][1] end # This method calls a scene that shows a list of choices for the player and ] # returns an object depending on their choice and the array you put into this # method. The parameter 'array' is an array of the form: #[["string_0",object_0],["string_1",object_1],...,["string_(n-1)",object_(n-1)]]; # with a length of n. The method will display the strings in a choice window, # similar to the one used for events def self.selection(array) show_selection(array) Fiber.yield until not $game_message.busy? get_choice(array) end def self.multipleChoice(array,duplicates=false) array = 0 $game_party.gain_item($data_items[n], amount) else $game_party.lose_item($data_items[n], amount) end } when "w" change = Proc.new {|n, amount| if n >= 0 $game_party.gain_item($data_items[n], amount) else $game_party.lose_item($data_items[n], amount) end } when "a" change = Proc.new {|n, amount| if n >= 0 $game_party.gain_item($data_items[n], amount) else $game_party.lose_item($data_items[n], amount) end } else return false end array.each {|entry| change.call(entry[0],entry[1]) } end # Returns an array with the specified position(s) in its sub-arrays negated. def self.negatePos(array,pos) r = [] if pos.is_a? Array myCheck = Proc.new {|i| pos.include?(i)} else myCheck = Proc.new {|i| i == pos} end array.each{|entry| entryClone = [] entry.each_index {|i| entryClone.push(myCheck.call(i)? -1*entry : entry) } r.push(entryClone) } r end class MultiMap def initialize(hash) @data = hash @length = hash.length @domain = hash.keys end def image(x) return @hash[x] end def preImage(y) arr = Array.new for i in 0..@length-1 arr
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#==============================================================================## ## Paramecium Core V 0.1 ## June 28, 2015 ## ##------------------------------------------------------------------------------## This is my core script, required for some of my other scripts. You may use ## the classes and methods in it in your scripts as long as you give me credit. ##==============================================================================#($imported ||= {})["Paramecium"] = truemodule Paramecium #Uses the Box–Muller transform to generate normally distributed random numbers def self.stnRand() return Math.sqrt( -2 * Math.log(rand())) * Math.cos( 2 * Math:I * rand()) end # Generates normally distributed numbers...
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