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In an enemy notebox, you can add some tags.<target [action_id] [shortcut]>where [action_id] corresponds to the enemy's action list, and [shortcut] corresponds to one of the implemented targeting priority method.

Example:

<target 1 high_hp>This will make the enemy target the battlers with the highest HP value when using action number 1 (by default Attack).
 

<target 2 low_hp_rate>This will make the enemy target the battler with the lowest HP percentage when using action number 2. If the action no. 2 is set to Heal, the enemy will proceed to heal its ally with the lowest percentage of health.

Available targeting shortcut is as follows:

low_hphigh_hplow_hp_ratehigh_hp_ratelow_mphigh_mplow_mp_ratehigh_mp_ratelow_tphigh_tplow_tp_ratehigh_tp_rateselfnot_self 
If you want to make your own targeting condition, use

<target eval [action_id]>[eval]</target eval>where [eval] is a ruby expression that takes returns -1, 0, or 1.
In the eval, a and b denotes the battlers that would be sorted.

For example, to make the enemy prioritize Eric when doing its ultimate skill, the tag will be

<target eval 8>if a.name == "Eric"-1elsif b.name == "Eric"1elsea.hp <=> b.hpend</target eval>Do note that target selection is done at the start of the turn, like actors. The enemy will not suddenly change target mid-turn, for example if its target had already healed.
Also, TGR have no effect on acquiring target with this script.