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CloseSo I have this Skill Decay script, right? I'm also using Yanfly's FTB battle system as well (although that's not the script I need edited/help with, just the first one)!
http://grimoirecastle.wordpress.com/rgss3-scripts/battle-scripts/skill-decay/
http://yanflychannel.wordpress.com/rmvxa/battle-scripts/ace-battle-engine/battle-system-free-turn-battle/
It's pretty handy for what I have in mind, but SOME THANGS. For various reasons I'll make sense to you guys later, the 'Attack' command will have a 'per use' decay, meaning that every time a player attacks on the same turn (actors can act more than once a turn if there's enough 'action points' left), the power of the Attack command (and ONLY the attack command) will diminish until the next turn. Don't worry about why, I'll explain that to you guys later.
So, what I need the script edited for is this. Currently the script
1. Doesn't discriminate between who attacks, the script by default lowers the power of the tagged skill for EVERYONE. This is no beuno, I just want the 'decay' on a per actor basis, not the entire party.
2. The decay only lasts until the end of the turn, then attack strength to that actor is restored. Presently, the script doesn't reset the decay until the end of the battle. This is a no go.
I tried to fiddle around with it myself, but to no avail. I'm definitely trying to get my feet wet with scripting, so if you can help me out, that's great, but also, if you can explain how you did it, that would be even better!
http://grimoirecastle.wordpress.com/rgss3-scripts/battle-scripts/skill-decay/
http://yanflychannel.wordpress.com/rmvxa/battle-scripts/ace-battle-engine/battle-system-free-turn-battle/
It's pretty handy for what I have in mind, but SOME THANGS. For various reasons I'll make sense to you guys later, the 'Attack' command will have a 'per use' decay, meaning that every time a player attacks on the same turn (actors can act more than once a turn if there's enough 'action points' left), the power of the Attack command (and ONLY the attack command) will diminish until the next turn. Don't worry about why, I'll explain that to you guys later.
So, what I need the script edited for is this. Currently the script
1. Doesn't discriminate between who attacks, the script by default lowers the power of the tagged skill for EVERYONE. This is no beuno, I just want the 'decay' on a per actor basis, not the entire party.
2. The decay only lasts until the end of the turn, then attack strength to that actor is restored. Presently, the script doesn't reset the decay until the end of the battle. This is a no go.
I tried to fiddle around with it myself, but to no avail. I'm definitely trying to get my feet wet with scripting, so if you can help me out, that's great, but also, if you can explain how you did it, that would be even better!
I don't think this should be too difficult, but I only just started with RGSS, and Ruby in general. Is there some sort of way to access who performed the attack? I'm thinking there HAS to be, I just don't know off hand... my limited scripting experience has not involved any sort of digging through the Battler class :X
So your first bullet point shouldn't be terribly difficult, but will take some finagling. See, every time the skill-decay script adds decay to an item, it's not associating it with the actor that used the item (or skill). So there's currently no way to make the decay unique to an actor with how it's written. Just looking at the script, it looks like it creates a hash called $game_temp.current_decays at the start of the battle (in the BattleManager module). This maps a skill to a "decay" value. What you'd need to do is modify the script to map this skill/decay-value pair to an actor (so probably a hash of hashes? I'd look here for info on that: (stack overflow link))
Of course, this ALSO introduces the problem that you'll have to modify the script every time the hash is written to, which again isn't terribly difficult. Also, you'll need to check if the actor/skill/value has a key every time you access it, since just accessing it by actor will create an empty key/value pair... again, its just a bit complicated. And maybe a multi-dimensional hash isn't exactly the way to go.
Your second point should be pretty easy. Just simply reset the $game_temp.current_decays hash at the end of each turn ($game_temp.current_decays = {}). Not sure where you'd put that, since you'd probably need to put it somewhere inside Yanfly's ftb script. Also, PS, That line will probably look different if you end up using a multi-dimensional hash, just fyi.
So, given all that, my first thought is if you only need this for Attacks (not for skills/items), using this script is kinda overkill IMO, and it might be better to write a script more suited for that need, since that sounds relatively simple to accomplish all on its own. I can help you do that if you'd like! But I'd probably need the source for the yanfly script (that link's download is broken because dropbox is awful, seriously why do people use dropbox for code)
If you got any questions, I'll try to answer to the best of my ability.
So your first bullet point shouldn't be terribly difficult, but will take some finagling. See, every time the skill-decay script adds decay to an item, it's not associating it with the actor that used the item (or skill). So there's currently no way to make the decay unique to an actor with how it's written. Just looking at the script, it looks like it creates a hash called $game_temp.current_decays at the start of the battle (in the BattleManager module). This maps a skill to a "decay" value. What you'd need to do is modify the script to map this skill/decay-value pair to an actor (so probably a hash of hashes? I'd look here for info on that: (stack overflow link))
Of course, this ALSO introduces the problem that you'll have to modify the script every time the hash is written to, which again isn't terribly difficult. Also, you'll need to check if the actor/skill/value has a key every time you access it, since just accessing it by actor will create an empty key/value pair... again, its just a bit complicated. And maybe a multi-dimensional hash isn't exactly the way to go.
Your second point should be pretty easy. Just simply reset the $game_temp.current_decays hash at the end of each turn ($game_temp.current_decays = {}). Not sure where you'd put that, since you'd probably need to put it somewhere inside Yanfly's ftb script. Also, PS, That line will probably look different if you end up using a multi-dimensional hash, just fyi.
So, given all that, my first thought is if you only need this for Attacks (not for skills/items), using this script is kinda overkill IMO, and it might be better to write a script more suited for that need, since that sounds relatively simple to accomplish all on its own. I can help you do that if you'd like! But I'd probably need the source for the yanfly script (that link's download is broken because dropbox is awful, seriously why do people use dropbox for code)
If you got any questions, I'll try to answer to the best of my ability.
LockeZ
I'd really like to get rid of LockeZ. His play style is way too unpredictable. He's always like this too. If he ran a country, he'd just kill and imprison people at random until crime stopped.
5958
Yanfly's dropbox account is suspended due to being accessed too much recently, as usual. Any way you can just paste the free turn battle script here?
The skill decay script already includes a method of making one skill undo the decay of another. I'm thinking that it should be possible to make it so that the End Turn command undoes the decay of the Attack ability - however, since End Turn presumably isn't a skill that's actually listed in the database, doing so will require a slight edit of the Free Turn Battle script.
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As far as making it work on a per-actor basis, that'll require making it into a two-dimensional array. This is just a matter of going down through the script and searching for each place that references the $game_temp.current_decays variable, which is the variable where the decay amounts are stored. Instead of being an array of skill IDs, it'll become an array of character IDs, and each member of that array will contain an array of skill IDs.
First Line 61, where the variable is first initialized:
The original code initializes the current_decays variable as an empty one-dimensional array when the battle starts. Change it to this:
We've now made it so that a skill's decay is referenced by checking current_decays[user_id][skill_id] instead of just by checking current_decays[skill_id].
Next are lines 216 and 217. This is where it returns how decayed a skill is. Just looking at this section, I can see that this code is inside the definition of the skill, at which point there's no apparent way to tell who is using the skill. However, if the code is being called from inside a battle, Scene_Battle has a variable called @subject which contains the character or monster currently using a skill. And Scene_Battle's variables are easy to access, thanks to the global variable $scene. If the skill were being used from a menu this wouldn't work - but the script doesn't work anyway when using skills from the menu, so who cares.
Currently this method looks like this:
Change it to this:
Simple enough.
Line 259 and 260 are where the skill's power is reduced by the amount that it's currently decayed. That method currently looks like this:
We need to do the exact same thing here we just did above:
Line 269 is fine, it simply makes the variable public. Don't change it.
The last two places it's referenced are lines 322 and 332. That part of the script looks like this:
We once again need to put the ID of the user in there - but this time we're in the Scene_Battle code, so instead of accessing the skill user by $scene.subject, we can just use @subject (the @ means it's a class variable, in this case for the Scene_Battle class). We can change the code to look like this:
Finally, we need to make the "subject" variable publically accessible for the above to work. It's a private variable by default, which means that it can only be referenced from inside the Scene_Battle class.
Go to line 307. It currently looks like this:
We're going to add a line after that, so it'll look like this instead:
That makes the "subject" variable accessible.
Whew! That should do it for making the skill decay actor-specific.
The skill decay script already includes a method of making one skill undo the decay of another. I'm thinking that it should be possible to make it so that the End Turn command undoes the decay of the Attack ability - however, since End Turn presumably isn't a skill that's actually listed in the database, doing so will require a slight edit of the Free Turn Battle script.
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As far as making it work on a per-actor basis, that'll require making it into a two-dimensional array. This is just a matter of going down through the script and searching for each place that references the $game_temp.current_decays variable, which is the variable where the decay amounts are stored. Instead of being an array of skill IDs, it'll become an array of character IDs, and each member of that array will contain an array of skill IDs.
First Line 61, where the variable is first initialized:
$game_temp.current_decays = {}
The original code initializes the current_decays variable as an empty one-dimensional array when the battle starts. Change it to this:
$game_temp.current_decays = {} for i in 0..$game_actors.size $game_temp.current_decays[i] = {} end
We've now made it so that a skill's decay is referenced by checking current_decays[user_id][skill_id] instead of just by checking current_decays[skill_id].
Next are lines 216 and 217. This is where it returns how decayed a skill is. Just looking at this section, I can see that this code is inside the definition of the skill, at which point there's no apparent way to tell who is using the skill. However, if the code is being called from inside a battle, Scene_Battle has a variable called @subject which contains the character or monster currently using a skill. And Scene_Battle's variables are easy to access, thanks to the global variable $scene. If the skill were being used from a menu this wouldn't work - but the script doesn't work anyway when using skills from the menu, so who cares.
Currently this method looks like this:
def decay_hit_rate(value) return value unless SceneManager.scene.is_a?(Scene_Battle) return value unless @decay_on return value unless @decay_hit_rate return value unless $game_temp.current_decays[self.id] != nil (value * (100.00 - $game_temp.current_decays[self.id]) / 100).round end
Change it to this:
def decay_hit_rate(value) return value unless SceneManager.scene.is_a?(Scene_Battle) return value unless @decay_on return value unless @decay_hit_rate return value unless $game_temp.current_decays[$scene.subject.id][self.id] != nil (value * (100.00 - $game_temp.current_decays[$scene.subject.id][self.id]) / 100).round end
Simple enough.
Line 259 and 260 are where the skill's power is reduced by the amount that it's currently decayed. That method currently looks like this:
def apply_decay(dmg, itm) return dmg unless itm.is_a?(RPG::Skill) return dmg unless itm.decay_on return dmg unless $game_temp.current_decays[itm.id] != nil (dmg * (100.00 - $game_temp.current_decays[itm.id]) / 100).round end
We need to do the exact same thing here we just did above:
def apply_decay(dmg, itm) return dmg unless itm.is_a?(RPG::Skill) return dmg unless itm.decay_on return dmg unless $game_temp.current_decays[$scene.subject.id][itm.id] != nil (dmg * (100.00 - $game_temp.current_decays[$scene.subject.id][itm.id]) / 100).round end
Line 269 is fine, it simply makes the variable public. Don't change it.
The last two places it's referenced are lines 322 and 332. That part of the script looks like this:
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Adds to the decay counter #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def add_decay(item) ary = $game_temp.current_decays ary[item.id] = 0 if ary[item.id].nil? ary[item.id] = [(ary[item.id] + item.decay_rate), item.decay_max].min end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Cancels skill decay #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def reverse_decay(item) result = item.get_decay_reversion return if result.nil? result.each {|i| $game_temp.current_decays[i] = 0} end
We once again need to put the ID of the user in there - but this time we're in the Scene_Battle code, so instead of accessing the skill user by $scene.subject, we can just use @subject (the @ means it's a class variable, in this case for the Scene_Battle class). We can change the code to look like this:
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Adds to the decay counter #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def add_decay(item) ary = $game_temp.current_decays[@subject.id] ary[item.id] = 0 if ary[item.id].nil? ary[item.id] = [(ary[item.id] + item.decay_rate), item.decay_max].min end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Cancels skill decay #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def reverse_decay(item) result = item.get_decay_reversion return if result.nil? result.each {|i| $game_temp.current_decays[@subject.id][i] = 0} end
Finally, we need to make the "subject" variable publically accessible for the above to work. It's a private variable by default, which means that it can only be referenced from inside the Scene_Battle class.
Go to line 307. It currently looks like this:
class Scene_Battle < Scene_Base
We're going to add a line after that, so it'll look like this instead:
class Scene_Battle < Scene_Base attr_accessor :subject
That makes the "subject" variable accessible.
Whew! That should do it for making the skill decay actor-specific.
So this is the error I get with those modifications, Locke.
It seems to have a problem with this;
Oh, by the way, here's the link to Yanfly's FTB if anyone wants to take a look at that.
https://github.com/Archeia/YEARepo/blob/master/Battle/BattleSystem_FTB.rb
It seems to have a problem with this;
$game_temp.current_decays = {} for i in 0..$game_actors.size $game_temp.current_decays[i] = {} end
Oh, by the way, here's the link to Yanfly's FTB if anyone wants to take a look at that.
https://github.com/Archeia/YEARepo/blob/master/Battle/BattleSystem_FTB.rb
LockeZ
I'd really like to get rid of LockeZ. His play style is way too unpredictable. He's always like this too. If he ran a country, he'd just kill and imprison people at random until crime stopped.
5958
Oh, sorry, I could have sworn Game_Actors had a size method by default. Try changing that line to:
for i in 0..999
Is it supposed to be this?
Because that gives me an 'expecting' error.
#============================================================================== # ■ BattleManager #============================================================================== module BattleManager #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Setups #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- class << self ; alias_method(:krx_decay_bm_setup, :setup) ; end def self.setup(troop_id, can_escape = true, can_lose = false) krx_decay_bm_setup(troop_id, can_escape, can_lose) $game_temp.current_decays = {} for i in 0..999 $game_actors.size $game_temp.current_decays[i] = {} end end end
Because that gives me an 'expecting' error.
LockeZ
I'd really like to get rid of LockeZ. His play style is way too unpredictable. He's always like this too. If he ran a country, he'd just kill and imprison people at random until crime stopped.
5958
What I meant was this:
The .. there is creating an array of integers ranging from the first number to the second number. For example, 1..5 is the same as {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}. So a loop that looked like:
would loop five times, and the variable i would increase by 1 each time it went through the loop, so it would print the numbers 1 through 5 to the screen in order. My loop works the same basic way, except it goes up to 999 (which is the maximum number of heroes you can have in the database).
#============================================================================== # ■ BattleManager #============================================================================== module BattleManager #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Setups #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- class << self ; alias_method(:krx_decay_bm_setup, :setup) ; end def self.setup(troop_id, can_escape = true, can_lose = false) krx_decay_bm_setup(troop_id, can_escape, can_lose) $game_temp.current_decays = {} for i in 0..999 $game_temp.current_decays[i] = {} end end end
The .. there is creating an array of integers ranging from the first number to the second number. For example, 1..5 is the same as {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}. So a loop that looked like:
for i in 1..5
print(i)
end
would loop five times, and the variable i would increase by 1 each time it went through the loop, so it would print the numbers 1 through 5 to the screen in order. My loop works the same basic way, except it goes up to 999 (which is the maximum number of heroes you can have in the database).
So yeah! I posted up the currently modified script so you can take a look at it yourself.
http://pastebin.com/N5ed210K
LockeZ
I'd really like to get rid of LockeZ. His play style is way too unpredictable. He's always like this too. If he ran a country, he'd just kill and imprison people at random until crime stopped.
5958
OK, sorry, I'm incompetent, this bug was caused by a difference between RMXP and RMVXA.
$scene is how you get the current scene in RMXP. IN RMVXA you get it with SceneManager.scene
So I did a find-and-replace to change that, then I tested it in a project using Yanfly Melody, and it seems to be working now.
$scene is how you get the current scene in RMXP. IN RMVXA you get it with SceneManager.scene
So I did a find-and-replace to change that, then I tested it in a project using Yanfly Melody, and it seems to be working now.
#:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:= # ▼ Skill Decay # Author: Kread-EX # Version 1.01 # Release date: 28/01/2012 # # Big thanks to infamous bon bon. #:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:= #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ▼ UPDATES #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # 30/01/2012. Fixed a really stupid bug. #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ▼ TERMS OF USAGE #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # You are free to adapt this work to suit your needs. # # You can use this work for commercial purposes if you like it. # # Credit is appreciated. # # # # For support: # # grimoirecastle.wordpress.com # # OR # # rpgmakervxace.net # # OR # # rpgrevolution.com #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ▼ INTRODUCTION #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Skills used in battle start to decay and lose effectiveness. The decay can # # eventually be reverted. If several people use the same skill, the decay is # # even faster. This can break skill-spamming strategies, if used right at # # least. # # Note that it only affects damage, hit rate (optional) and recovery formulas. # # Traits don't decay. #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ▼ INSTRUCTIONS #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # By default, skills don't decay at all. There are a variety of notetags you # # will have to use in order to apply the effects. # # <decay_on> This enables decay for the skill. # # <decay_max: x> The maximum efficiency loss. For instance, if set to 50, # # the skill effectiveness will never drop below 50%. # # <decay_rate: x> The efficiency loss per use. Every time any battler uses # # this skill, it loses x in power and/or accuracy. # # <hit_rate_decay> Enables the accuracy decay. # # <revert_decay: x, x, x...> Raises the given skill IDs power back to their # # full potential. # # <revert_all_decay> Same as above, but for absolutely every skill. # # # # You don't have to set the maximum and decay rate for every skill. There are # # default values and you can find them in the config part of the script. #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ▼ COMPATIBILITY #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Works with the base Ace Battle Engine, but not tested with every add-on. # # Feel free to report incompatiblities as they will fixed if possible. # # # # List of aliases and overwrites: # # # # DataManager # # load_database (alias) # # load_decay_notetags (new method) # # # # BattleManager # # setup (alias) # # # # RPG::Skill # # decay on (new attr method) # # decay_max (new attr method) # # decay_rate (new attr method) # # decay_hit_rate (new attr method) # # load_decay_notetags (new method) # # get_decay_reversion (new method) # # decay_hit_rate (new method) # # # # RPG::Item # # load_decay_notetags (new method) # # get_decay_reversion (new method) # # # # RPG::UsableItem::Damage # # apply_decay (new method) # # # # Game_Temp # # current_decays (new attr method) # # # # Game_ActionResult # # make_damage (alias) # # # # Game_Battler # # item_hit (alias) # # # # Scene_Battle # # use_item (alias) # # add_decay (new method) # # reverse_decay (new method) #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $imported = {} if $imported.nil? $imported['KRX-SkillDecay'] = true puts 'Load: Skill Decay v1.01 by Kread-EX' module KRX DEFAULT_DECAY_MAX = 90 DEFAULT_DECAY_RATE = 4 module REGEXP DECAY_ENABLE = /<decay_on>/i DECAY_MAX = /<decay_max:[ ]*(\d+)>/i DECAY_RATE = /<decay_rate:[ ]*(\d+)>/i DECAY_HIT = /<hit_rate_decay>/i REVERT_IDS = /<revert_decay:[ ]*(\d+(?:\s*,\s*\d+)*)>/i REVERT_ALL = /<revert_all_decay>/i end end #=========================================================================== # ■ DataManager #=========================================================================== module DataManager #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Loads the database #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- class << self alias_method(:krx_decay_dm_load_database, :load_database) end def self.load_database krx_decay_dm_load_database load_decay_notetags end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Loads the note tags #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def self.load_decay_notetags groups = [$data_skills, $data_items] for group in groups for obj in group next if obj.nil? obj.load_decay_notetags end end puts "Read: Skill Decay Notetags" end end #============================================================================== # ■ BattleManager #============================================================================== module BattleManager #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Setups #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- class << self ; alias_method(:krx_decay_bm_setup, :setup) ; end def self.setup(troop_id, can_escape = true, can_lose = false) krx_decay_bm_setup(troop_id, can_escape, can_lose) $game_temp.current_decays = {} for i in 0..999 $game_temp.current_decays[i] = {} end end end #=========================================================================== # ■ RPG::Skill #=========================================================================== class RPG::Skill < RPG::UsableItem #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Public instance variables #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- attr_reader :decay_on attr_reader :decay_max attr_reader :decay_rate attr_reader :decay_hit_rate #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Loads the note tags #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def load_decay_notetags @decay_max = KRX::DEFAULT_DECAY_MAX @decay_rate = KRX::DEFAULT_DECAY_RATE @decay_revert_ids = [] @note.split(/[\r\n]+/).each do |line| case line when KRX::REGEXP::DECAY_ENABLE @decay_on = true when KRX::REGEXP::DECAY_MAX @decay_max = $1.to_i when KRX::REGEXP::DECAY_RATE @decay_rate = $1.to_i when KRX::REGEXP::DECAY_HIT @decay_hit_rate = true when KRX::REGEXP::REVERT_IDS $1.scan(/\d+/).each {|i| @decay_revert_ids.push(i.to_i)} when KRX::REGEXP::REVERT_ALL @decay_revert_all = true end end end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Returns the IDs of the skill which will be re-powered #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def get_decay_reversion return 1...$data_skills.size if @decay_revert_all return @decay_revert_ids if !@decay_revert_ids.empty? return nil end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Returns the decayed hit rate #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def decay_hit_rate(value) return value unless SceneManager.scene.is_a?(Scene_Battle) return value unless @decay_on return value unless @decay_hit_rate return value unless $game_temp.current_decays[SceneManager.scene.subject.id][self.id] != nil (value * (100.00 - $game_temp.current_decays[SceneManager.scene.subject.id][self.id]) / 100).round end end #=========================================================================== # ■ RPG::Item #=========================================================================== class RPG::Item < RPG::UsableItem #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Loads the note tags #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def load_decay_notetags @note.split(/[\r\n]+/).each do |line| case line when KRX::REGEXP::REVERT_IDS $1.scan(/\d+/).each {|i| @decay_revert_ids.push(i.to_i)} when KRX::REGEXP::REVERT_ALL @decay_revert_all = true end end end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Returns the IDs of the skill which will be re-powered #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def get_decay_reversion return 1...$data_skills.size if @decay_revert_all return @decay_revert_ids end end #=========================================================================== # ■ RPG::UsableItem::Damage #=========================================================================== class RPG::UsableItem::Damage #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Causes the decay #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def apply_decay(dmg, itm) return dmg unless itm.is_a?(RPG::Skill) return dmg unless itm.decay_on return dmg unless $game_temp.current_decays[SceneManager.scene.subject.id][itm.id] != nil (dmg * (100.00 - $game_temp.current_decays[SceneManager.scene.subject.id][itm.id]) / 100).round end end #=========================================================================== # ■ Game_Temp #=========================================================================== class Game_Temp attr_accessor :current_decays end #=========================================================================== # ■ Game_ActionResult #=========================================================================== class Game_ActionResult #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Finishes to calculate the damage #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- alias_method(:krx_decay_gar_md, :make_damage) def make_damage(value, item) value = item.damage.apply_decay(value, item) krx_decay_gar_md(value, item) end end #=========================================================================== # ■ Game_Battler #=========================================================================== class Game_Battler < Game_BattlerBase #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Determine hit rate #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- alias_method(:krx_decay_gb_ih, :item_hit) def item_hit(user, item) rate = krx_decay_gb_ih(user, item) return item.decay_hit_rate(rate) if item.is_a?(RPG::Skill) return rate end end #=========================================================================== # ■ Scene_Battle #=========================================================================== class Scene_Battle < Scene_Base attr_accessor :subject #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Uses a skill or item #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- alias_method(:krx_decay_sb_ui, :use_item) def use_item krx_decay_sb_ui item = @subject.current_action.item add_decay(item) if item.is_a?(RPG::Skill) && item.decay_on reverse_decay(item) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Adds to the decay counter #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def add_decay(item) ary = $game_temp.current_decays[@subject.id] ary[item.id] = 0 if ary[item.id].nil? ary[item.id] = [(ary[item.id] + item.decay_rate), item.decay_max].min end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ● Cancels skill decay #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def reverse_decay(item) result = item.get_decay_reversion return if result.nil? result.each {|i| $game_temp.current_decays[@subject.id][i] = 0} end end
LockeZ
I'd really like to get rid of LockeZ. His play style is way too unpredictable. He's always like this too. If he ran a country, he'd just kill and imprison people at random until crime stopped.
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Making the decay reset at the end of each turn should be much simpler. Unfortunately I can't test this one without figuring out a ton of stuff about how to set up the script, but I can see it's coded in a way that lets me easily stick new functionality in there at the end of the turn. Hopefully.
Just a warning, this might not work first try, just like the last one didn't work first try.
Go down to lines 448 through 455 of the Free Turn Battle script. Right now they look like this:
All you should have to do, in theory, is change that to this:
If you're interested, I stole that line of code out of the Skill Decay script. Specifically it's from line 335, where the decays are reset.
In the original line, it loops through all the skills that are supposed to be reset - in this one it's just resetting skill ID 1 (normal attack), so I changed the i to 1. The i variable was being used by the loop to refer to each skill ID.
I then also made it get the user's ID a different way. It's defined inside Game_Battler, which is used by both enemies and actors, so it needed to check and make sure the user was an actor. Once the battler was sure it was an actor, it could use self.id to query its own actor ID. It then resets the decay for that actor ID, for skill #1.
Just a warning, this might not work first try, just like the last one didn't work first try.
Go down to lines 448 through 455 of the Free Turn Battle script. Right now they look like this:
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # alias method: on_turn_end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- alias game_battler_on_turn_end_ftb on_turn_end def on_turn_end game_battler_on_turn_end_ftb init_ftb_actions end
All you should have to do, in theory, is change that to this:
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # alias method: on_turn_end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- alias game_battler_on_turn_end_ftb on_turn_end def on_turn_end game_battler_on_turn_end_ftb init_ftb_actions if self.is_a?(Game_Actor) $game_temp.current_decays[self.id][1] = 0 end end
If you're interested, I stole that line of code out of the Skill Decay script. Specifically it's from line 335, where the decays are reset.
In the original line, it loops through all the skills that are supposed to be reset - in this one it's just resetting skill ID 1 (normal attack), so I changed the i to 1. The i variable was being used by the loop to refer to each skill ID.
I then also made it get the user's ID a different way. It's defined inside Game_Battler, which is used by both enemies and actors, so it needed to check and make sure the user was an actor. Once the battler was sure it was an actor, it could use self.id to query its own actor ID. It then resets the decay for that actor ID, for skill #1.
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