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07/17/2015 02:23 PM

Is it possible to randomize TRG(TP Regeneration Rate)?
I want to make a spell to regenerate random number of TP per turn.

SunflowerGames

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07/17/2015 02:28 PM

Do you want the spell to regenerate TP instantly or by a certain amount of turns. Like over the next 3 turns each player regains some TP.

karins_soulkeeper

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07/17/2015 02:38 PM

It's possible!
Assuming that the said spell will inflict a specific state (that applies the random TRG), this will do the job:

class Game_Battler < Game_BattlerBase
  def regenerate_tp
    state_id = 1 # The ID of the state to be used
    min = 0      # The minimum amount of TP to be restored
    max = 100    # The maximum amount of TP to be restored
    self.tp += self.state?(state_id) ? (min + rand(max)) : 100 * trg
  end
end

Edit: The previous is good if you only want a certain state to restore random amounts of TP. If you want ALL states with a TRG feature to go random, use this:

class Game_Battler < Game_BattlerBase
  def regenerate_tp
    min = 0      # The minimum amount of TP to be restored
    max = 100    # The maximum amount of TP to be restored
    self.tp += (min + rand(max))
  end
end

Shaolin_Monk

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07/17/2015 03:53 PM

author=kory_toombs
Do you want the spell to regenerate TP instantly or by a certain amount of turns. Like over the next 3 turns each player regains some TP.

I wanted to make a spell which regenerate TP next few turns.
karins gave me a perfect answer but I appreciate your help too!

author=karins_soulkeeper
It's possible!
Assuming that the said spell will inflict a specific state (that applies the random TRG), this will do the job:
class Game_Battler < Game_BattlerBase
def regenerate_tp
state_id = 1 # The ID of the state to be used
min = 0 # The minimum amount of TP to be restored
max = 100 # The maximum amount of TP to be restored
self.tp += self.state?(state_id) ? (min + rand(max)) : 100 * trg
end
end

karins,you perfectly solved the problem.
Thank you for your help!

LightningLord2

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07/20/2015 07:22 AM

Shouldn't it be min + rand(max-min)?

min + rand(max) can return values higher than max if min isn't 0.

karins_soulkeeper

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07/21/2015 08:18 AM

author=LightningLord2
Shouldn't it be min + rand(max-min)?

min + rand(max) can return values higher than max if min isn't 0.

Oh. I did not notice that >_<

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