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[RMVX ACE] SHARED HP AND MP
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CloseSo I wanted to create a battle system where all of the actors shared HP and MP, but I'm having troubles implementing it.
I figure you have to set variables equal to each actor's HP, and then add them up so you have the total, but I'm not sure how to display an HP bar with the total HP in it and hide the HP/MP of the actors.
If someone wanted to just write me a scriptlet and be done with it, I wouldn't complain~ However, general advice on how to do this would be appreciated too!
I figure you have to set variables equal to each actor's HP, and then add them up so you have the total, but I'm not sure how to display an HP bar with the total HP in it and hide the HP/MP of the actors.
If someone wanted to just write me a scriptlet and be done with it, I wouldn't complain~ However, general advice on how to do this would be appreciated too!
I haven't actually tested this, but this should cover most of it.
To hide the HP/MP of actors, look in Window_BattleStatus, at the bottom part. Comment out the draw_actor_hp and draw_actor_mp lines.
To show party hp/mp, if you used the script above, you can access their values with: $game_party.party_hp & $game_party.party_mp.
If you want a quicker (but messier, and less flexible) way to it, you can make all skills target All enemies or All allies, and have them deal percentage damage to the targets based on their max HP. For costs, you can 'rig' it somehow, using multiple checks in the damage formula box, like: 'if sum_of_mp > requirement then hurt_them else dont_hurt_them end'
class Game_Unit attr_accessor :party_hp attr_accessor :party_mp alias gamUnit_initialize initialize def initialize gamUnit_initialize @party_hp = 0 @party_mp = 0 all_members.each {|aktor| @party_hp += aktor.hp; @party_mp += aktor.mp } end def refresh_party_hpmp temp = [0, 0] all_members.each {|aktor| temp[0] += aktor.hp; temp[1] += aktor.mp} @party_hp, @party_mp = temp end end class Game_BattlerBase #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Determine if Cost of Using Skill Can Be Paid #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def skill_cost_payable?(skill) tp >= skill_tp_cost(skill) && (self.actor? ? $game_party.party_mp : $game_troop.party_mp) >= skill_mp_cost(skill) end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Pay Cost of Using Skill #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def pay_skill_cost(skill) (self.actor? ? $game_party.party_mp : $game_troop.party_mp) >= skill_mp_cost(skill) -= skill_mp_cost(skill) self.tp -= skill_tp_cost(skill) end end
To hide the HP/MP of actors, look in Window_BattleStatus, at the bottom part. Comment out the draw_actor_hp and draw_actor_mp lines.
To show party hp/mp, if you used the script above, you can access their values with: $game_party.party_hp & $game_party.party_mp.
If you want a quicker (but messier, and less flexible) way to it, you can make all skills target All enemies or All allies, and have them deal percentage damage to the targets based on their max HP. For costs, you can 'rig' it somehow, using multiple checks in the damage formula box, like: 'if sum_of_mp > requirement then hurt_them else dont_hurt_them end'
Hm, that doesn't seem to work for me.
Also, I see the word aktor a lot - is that another way to write actor? Will the maker accept that?
Another question: When this is working, how do I get the maker to draw the party's HP and HP gauge?
Also, I see the word aktor a lot - is that another way to write actor? Will the maker accept that?
Another question: When this is working, how do I get the maker to draw the party's HP and HP gauge?
I was half asleep when I typed that up, sorry :(
Try replacing them with this:
The 'aktor's are just stand-in variable names. It's used by the loop (battle_members.each) to refer to each existing unit in the party.
As for displaying it, I'm not sure how you'd want it to be shown. A separate window above the party status window? In the status window itself? A stand-alone sprite?
In any case, you should be able to draw it within windows using the draw_gauge method, with the values from $game_party.party_hp & $game_party.party_mp.
Here's a test to see if it's working. This will replace all the actor's hp and mp with the party's.
Edit: Really though. I'm not even sure if this will work seamlessly. Or at all. It's real messy...
Try replacing them with this:
class Game_Unit attr_accessor :party_hp attr_accessor :party_mp attr_accessor :party_mhp # added; realised you'll also need the max values... attr_accessor :party_mmp # added; realised you'll also need the max values... alias gamUnit_initialize initialize def initialize gamUnit_initialize @party_hp = 0 @party_mp = 0 @party_mhp = 0 @party_mmp = 0 # vv changed this (from all_members to battle_members) battle_members.each {|aktor| @party_mhp += aktor.mhp; @party_mmp += aktor.mmp; @party_hp += aktor.hp; @party_mp += aktor.mp } end def refresh_party_hpmp temp = [0, 0] # vv changed this (from all_members to battle_members) battle_members.each {|aktor| temp[0] += aktor.hp; temp[1] += aktor.mp} @party_hp, @party_mp = temp end end class Game_BattlerBase #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Determine if Cost of Using Skill Can Be Paid #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def skill_cost_payable?(skill) result = tp >= skill_tp_cost(skill) # vv separated the 'is_actor?' check if self.actor? return result && $game_party.party_mp >= skill_mp_cost(skill) else return result && $game_troop.party_mp) >= skill_mp_cost(skill) end end #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Pay Cost of Using Skill #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def pay_skill_cost(skill) # vv separated the 'is_actor?' check if self.actor? $game_party.party_mp -= skill_mp_cost(skill) else $game_troop.party_mp -= skill_mp_cost(skill) end self.tp -= skill_tp_cost(skill) end end
The 'aktor's are just stand-in variable names. It's used by the loop (battle_members.each) to refer to each existing unit in the party.
As for displaying it, I'm not sure how you'd want it to be shown. A separate window above the party status window? In the status window itself? A stand-alone sprite?
In any case, you should be able to draw it within windows using the draw_gauge method, with the values from $game_party.party_hp & $game_party.party_mp.
Here's a test to see if it's working. This will replace all the actor's hp and mp with the party's.
class Window_BattleStatus < Window_Selectable def draw_gauge_area_with_tp(rect, actor) #draw_actor_hp(actor, rect.x + 0, rect.y, 72) #draw_actor_mp(actor, rect.x + 82, rect.y, 64) hp_rate = $game_party.party_hp / $game_party.party_mhp mp_rate = $game_party.party_mp / $game_party.party_mmp draw_gauge(rect.x + 0, rect.y, 72, hp_rate, hp_gauge_color1, hp_gauge_color2 draw_gauge(rect.x + 0, rect.y, 72, mp_rate, mp_gauge_color1, mp_gauge_color2 draw_actor_tp(actor, rect.x + 156, rect.y, 64) end def draw_gauge_area_without_tp(rect, actor) #draw_actor_hp(actor, rect.x + 0, rect.y, 134) #draw_actor_mp(actor, rect.x + 144, rect.y, 76) hp_rate = $game_party.party_hp / $game_party.party_mhp mp_rate = $game_party.party_mp / $game_party.party_mmp draw_gauge(rect.x + 0, rect.y, 72, hp_rate, hp_gauge_color1, hp_gauge_color2 draw_gauge(rect.x + 0, rect.y, 72, mp_rate, mp_gauge_color1, mp_gauge_color2 end end
Edit: Really though. I'm not even sure if this will work seamlessly. Or at all. It's real messy...
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