Fame/party level/uh..thing, script req

[siggy]

Ok what I am looking for is...
A system that uses XP to build your popularity so instead of gaining levels you gain certain amounts of fame and when you hit certain amounts then events are unlocked.

EX: you start out with 0 fame, you play 3 shows to build a fan base and after the third show you hit 500 fame points or w/e. This then turns a certain % of the town in your favor so if you talk to them they love you. Also maybe it will make it so you land a record deal?

Thats how I need it for my game anyways. So if that is possible then it would be awesome if sombody could assemble this for me!:D

 

[Brewmeister]

Unless there's something I'm missing...
You can do this with a variable.
Choose a variable. (let's say 0012:Fame)
Everytime the player does something to increase his rating,
just increase the variable.
Everytime they run into an event where Fame is important,
just check the variable.

make sense?

 

[Kuri$u]

Near's personality script could do the job if you used it correctly.

 

[siggy]

hmm... ok Ill look into both sugestions. thanks! ^^
EDIT: Wait how would I do this exactly? I dont know anything about varibles?

 

[Brewmeister]

Check out some of the beginning tutorials. I'd highly recommend Ccoa's 'Demystifying the game process'
It'll take a hour or two to go through it (maybe more),
but by the end, you'll have answered most of the beginner questions that everybody asks. (cut-scenes, variables, switches, events, etc...)

I love the idea of Fame, Karma, even Sanity as additional actor/party parameters. If used well, they can add a lot to a game.

Happy gamemaking

 

[Lackluster]

Check out some of the beginning tutorials. I'd highly recommend Ccoa's 'Demystifying the game process'
It'll take a hour or two to go through it (maybe more),
but by the end, you'll have answered most of the beginner questions that everybody asks. (cut-scenes, variables, switches, events, etc...)

I love the idea of Fame, Karma, even Sanity as additional actor/party parameters. If used well, they can add a lot to a game.

Happy gamemaking

The link to that tutorial is long gone unless I'm missing something or someone has fixed it recently.

 

[siggy]

yeah it is i used to have it saved as a word document but I deleted it cause the images wernt working.

 

[Brewmeister]

http://rw.rmxp.org/Category:Demystifying_the_Game_Process