ITEM CRAFTING

if $game_switches[3] != true

Audio.se_play('Audio/SE/Bell2', 100, 0)

class Scene_Crafting < Scene_CraftBase
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Item [OK]
  # remove ingredients, add new item to inventory
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias altered_on_item_ok on_item_ok
  def on_item_ok
    altered_on_item_ok
    compare_crafting_level
  end

  def compare_crafting_level
    count = 0
    for id in 1 .. 50
      val = 431 + id
      puts(val)
      if $game_switches[val] == true
        count += 1
      end
    end
  
    craft_level = $game_variables[63]
    level_difference = craft_level - count
    
    case level_difference
    when 0
      if rand <= 0.2
        # 20% chance of level-up
        $game_switches[63] += 1
      end
    when 1
      if rand <= 0.17
        # 17% chance of level-up
        $game_switches[63] += 1
      end
    when 2
      if rand <= 0.15
        # 15% chance of level-up
        $game_switches[63] += 1
      end
    when 3
      if rand <= 0.1
        # 10% chance of level-up
        $game_switches[63] += 1
      end
    end
    # In any other case, the crafting level is either too high, or too low.
    # No way skill can increment, so no need to create additional functionality.
  end
end

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Script: test

def test
  compare_crafting_level
  #SceneManager.call(Scene_Test)
end

val = 320 + id + (level*id)

val = 320 + id + level
puts(val)
if $game_switches[val] == true
  count += 1
end
# Rest of script.

def compare_crafting_level(level)
  count = 0
  for id in 0 ... 10 do
    val = 320 + id + level
    if $game_switches[val] == true
      count += 1
    end
   end
   craft_level = $game_variables[63]
   level_difference = craft_level - count
   case level_difference
     when 0
       # Character crafting level is the same as item level; normal skill gain.
     when 1
       # Character crafting level is one level higher than item's level; some skill gain.
     when 2
       # Character crafting level is two levels higher than item's level; slight skill gain.
     when 3
       # Character crafting level is three levels higher than item's level; minimal skill gain.
     else
       # Character crafting level is four levels higher than item, or is lower; no XP gain from either being to
       # hard/impossible, or too skilled.
     end
  end
end

for id in 11 .. 20 do
  unless $game_switches[id]
    $game_switches[id] = true
    break
  end
end

count = 0
for id in 421 .. 431 do
  if $game_switches[id]
    count += 1
  end
end
if count == 11 && $game_variables[63] == 10
  # All crafting level 10 switches are on, and the crafting level variable is 10.
  # I'm not sure how this is all set up, but, the idea in my head would be to do call a separate script that does a 'case' clause
  # on the item's crafting level, where the 'else' case would be the minimum point at which no skill improvement would occur?
end