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=begin
Player ID's - by Adon237
This script assigns players a Player ID, which is kind of a trivial number unless
you do something with it. The numbers are assigned like this:
It is a 10 number ID:
First Value: Either an addition (+) or subtraction (-) symbol.
Second Value: A random number between 1 and 3
Third Value Value: A random number between 5 and 9.
Fourth Value: A random letter between A and O.
Fifth Value: A random number between 5 and 8.
Sixth Value: A random number between 1 and 8.
Seventh Value: Either 1 or 2.
Eighth Value: Random number between 3 and 7.
Ninth Value: A random letter between F and Q
Tenth Value: A random letter between I and Z.
There is an albeit complex way to check for validity of codes manually, but there
is a script to take care of that. If I (the developer) ever need to check the
validity of a PID, for whatever reason, there should be a script call.

$PlayerID.check_valid_pid(pid)

If true, a message will be "printed" on the screen confirming this. If false,
a message will be "printed" on the screen notifying of the false PID. This is primarily
a developer function.

To assign a player their PID, use this script call:

$PlayerID.give_player_pid

You can use this again on the same save file if you need to.

NOTE: IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU ASSIGN THE PID NEAR THE START OF THE GAME! Waiting
until you are halfway through is never a good idea.
=end
###########
# CONFIG #
###########
# Store the player's PID in a game variable? TRUE = yes FALSE = no
$storeinvariable = true
# Variable ID you want to store the PID in.
pidvar = 200

# WARNING NOTE! If you try to edit this variable in the debug menu (or any other place
# in-game you happen to be editing it in) it will cause an error due to it not being
# able to assign a variable a letter in it's value.
# OTHER NOTE:
# IF you happen to have the PID be stored in a game variable, you can call it's contents
# with the \v call. This is the same if you assign any variable a letter value.
# To do that, you use a script command or such to set it.

module ADON #~ Probably not needed. ~.~
module PIDS
class PlayerID
def pid_init
$1value = 0
$2value = 0
$3value = 0
$4value = 0
$5value = 0
$6value = 0
$7value = 0
$8value = 0
$9value = 0
$0value = 0
$1valid = 0
$2valid = 0
$3valid = 0
$4valid = 0
$5valid = 0
$6valid = 0
$7valid = 0
$8valid = 0
$9valid = 0
$0valid = 0
$playerpid = 0000000000
AOTABLE =
FQTABLE =
IZTABLE =
end


#==============================================================================#
# Define: give_player_pid
# Assembles the player's PID and backs up the values in "Valid" variables.
#==============================================================================#
def give_player_pid
#----------------------
$1value = rand(1)
if $1value = 0
$1value = "+"
else
$1value = "-"
end
#----------------------
$2value = (rand(2) + 1)
#----------------------
$3value = (rand(4) + 5)
#----------------------
$4value = rand(AOTABLE) #~ Not sure whether this works yet.
#----------------------
$5value = (rand(3) + 5)
#----------------------
$6value = (rand(7) + 1)
#----------------------
$7value = (rand(1) + 1)
#----------------------
$8value = (rand(4) + 3)
#----------------------
$9value = rand(FQTABLE) #~ Not sure whether this works yet.
#----------------------
$0value = rand(IZTABLE) #~ Not sure whether this works yet either.
#----------------------
# Below - Store values in Valid variables
# So far, this doesn't really have a purpose.
#----------------------
$1valid = $1value
$2valid = $2value
$3valid = $3value
$4valid = $4value
$5valid = $5value
$6valid = $6value
$7valid = $7value
$8valid = $8value
$9valid = $9value
$0valid = $0value
#----------------------
# Below ~ Assemble the PID
#----------------------
$playerpid = "#{$1value} + #{$2value} + #{$3value} + #{$4value} + #{$5value}
+ #{$6value} + #{$7value} + #{$8value} + #{$9value} + #{$0value}"
if $storeinvariable = true
$game_variables = $playerpid
else

end
if $test
if $playerpid > 0
print "Player ID has been determined. It is #{$playerpid}"
end # $playerpid > 0
end # if $test
end # give_player_pid


#==============================================================================#
# Define: check_valid_pid(pid) #
# Checks if the value chosen for pid is a valid pid or not. It will display #
# a message telling you whether it is or not. #
#==============================================================================#


def check_valid_pid(pid)
# This is still a Work in Progres ~ I imagine it will be really
# excruciating to implement.
end # check_valid_pid(pid)

end # CLASS PLAYERID
end # MODULE PIDS
end # MODULE ADON

=begin
Player ID's - by Adon237
This script assigns players a Player ID, which is kind of a trivial number unless
you do something with it. The numbers are assigned like this:
It is a 10 number ID:
First Value: Either an addition (+) or subtraction (-) symbol.
Second Value: A random number between 1 and 3
Third Value Value: A random number between 5 and 9.
Fourth Value: A random letter between A and O.
Fifth Value: A random number between 5 and 8.
Sixth Value: A random number between 1 and 8.
Seventh Value: Either 1 or 2.
Eighth Value: Random number between 3 and 7.
Ninth Value: A random letter between F and Q
Tenth Value: A random letter between I and Z.
There is an albeit complex way to check for validity of codes manually, but there
is a script to take care of that. If I (the developer) ever need to check the
validity of a PID, for whatever reason, there should be a script call.

$PlayerID.check_valid_pid(pid)

If true, a message will be "printed" on the screen confirming this. If false,
a message will be "printed" on the screen notifying of the false PID. This is primarily
a developer function.

To assign a player their PID, use this script call:

$PlayerID.give_player_pid

You can use this again on the same save file if you need to.

NOTE: IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU ASSIGN THE PID NEAR THE START OF THE GAME! Waiting
until you are halfway through is never a good idea.
=end
###########
# CONFIG #
###########
# Store the player's PID in a game variable? TRUE = yes FALSE = no
$storeinvariable = true
# Variable ID you want to store the PID in.
pidvar = 200

# WARNING NOTE! If you try to edit this variable in the debug menu (or any other place
# in-game you happen to be editing it in) it will cause an error due to it not being
# able to assign a variable a letter in it's value.
# OTHER NOTE:
# IF you happen to have the PID be stored in a game variable, you can call it's contents
# with the \v call. This is the same if you assign any variable a letter value.
# To do that, you use a script command or such to set it.

module ADON #~ Probably not needed. ~.~
module PIDS
class PlayerID
def pid_init
$value1 = 0
$value2 = 0
$value3 = 0
$value4 = 0
$value5 = 0
$value6 = 0
$value7 = 0
$value8 = 0
$value9 = 0
$value10 = 0
$valid1 = 0
$valid2 = 0
$valid3 = 0
$valid4 = 0
$valid5 = 0
$valid6 = 0
$valid7 = 0
$valid8 = 0
$valid9 = 0
$valid10 = 0
$playerpid = 0000000000
$AOTABLE =
$FQTABLE =
$IZTABLE =
end


#==============================================================================#
# Define: give_player_pid
# Assembles the player's PID and backs up the values in "Valid" variables.
#==============================================================================#
def give_player_pid
#----------------------
$value1 = rand(1)
if $value1 = 0
$value1 = "+"
else
$value1 = "-"
end
#----------------------
$value2 = (rand(2) + 1)
#----------------------
$value3 = (rand(4) + 5)
#----------------------
$value4 = rand($AOTABLE) #~ Not sure whether this works yet.
#----------------------
$value5 = (rand(3) + 5)
#----------------------
$value6 = (rand(7) + 1)
#----------------------
$value7 = (rand(1) + 1)
#----------------------
$value8 = (rand(4) + 3)
#----------------------
$value9 = rand($FQTABLE) #~ Not sure whether this works yet.
#----------------------
$value10 = rand($IZTABLE) #~ Not sure whether this works yet either.
#----------------------
# Below - Store values in Valid variables
# So far, this doesn't really have a purpose.
#----------------------
$valid1 = $value1
$valid2 = $value2
$valid3 = $value3
$valid4 = $value4
$valid5 = $value5
$valid6 = $value6
$valid7 = $value7
$valid8 = $value8
$valid9 = $value9
$valid10 = $value10
#----------------------
# Below ~ Assemble the PID
#----------------------
$playerpid = "#{$value1} + #{$value2} + #{$value3} + #{$value4} + #{$value6}
+ #{$value5} + #{$value7} + #{$value8} + #{$value9} + #{$value10}"
if $storeinvariable = true
$game_variables = $playerpid
else

end
if $test
if $playerpid > 0
print "Player ID has been determined. It is #{$playerpid}"
end # $playerpid > 0
end # if $test
end # give_player_pid


#==============================================================================#
# Define: check_valid_pid(pid) #
# Checks if the value chosen for pid is a valid pid or not. It will display #
# a message telling you whether it is or not. #
#==============================================================================#


def check_valid_pid(pid)
# This is still a Work in Progres ~ I imagine it will be really
# excruciating to implement.
end # check_valid_pid(pid)

end # CLASS PLAYERID
end # MODULE PIDS
end # MODULE ADON