Limit Breaker for Levels, Hp, Sp, Money for XP-help please

[ROOTBEER22]

Does anyone have a good non-bug limit breaker for levels, hp, sp, money, ect for XP? I really need one bad for my game.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Glitchfinder]

Considering the fact that I'm pretty sure that nobody wants to set all 6 stats for all 500 levels for however many characters you have (8 by default), I've gone into correspondence with one of my math teachers from high school to figure out what formula the program uses to determine stats. I'll keep you posted. (Did you really want to input at least 24,000 seperate numbers into the script? I think that would be a bit extreme. Although, When I finish, I think I'll leave the option open, in case anyone is crazy enough to want to try it. And I'm not even counting the preset numbers of each stat for each enemy. That is actually another 320 numbers for the default enemies. I imagine that will actually be much higher in your project)

 

[mawk]

ROOTBEER22 has actually left the forums, so there's not really any need for this anymore. Unless you're feeling masochistic.

 

[wern25]

I wouldn't actually mind using this. If you do happen to read this post, again, mind making it? Just make it so the user him/herself can deinfe what the numbers will be.

Example 1: I choose Max. Level 120 and Min. Level 0.
Example 2: I then want to make the EXP needed for Level 0 -1 be 10, than from there, Level 1 - 2 be 20 EXP, Level 2 - 3 be 40 EXP etc etc. Defined by the user of the script, along with the Max. HP and Min. HP, using Example 1.

I don't know if this is called Taking over a topic or whatever, but sorry if I am.

Edit: For RPG Maker XP and if possible RPG Maker VX.

 

[Glitchfinder]

I wouldn't actually mind using this. If you do happen to read this post, again, mind making it? Just make it so the user him/herself can deinfe what the numbers will be.

Example 1: I choose Max. Level 120 and Min. Level 0.
Example 2: I then want to make the EXP needed for Level 0 -1 be 10, than from there, Level 1 - 2 be 20 EXP, Level 2 - 3 be 40 EXP etc etc. Defined by the user of the script, along with the Max. HP and Min. HP, using Example 1.

I don't know if this is called Taking over a topic or whatever, but sorry if I am.

Edit: For RPG Maker XP and if possible RPG Maker VX.

I'm still going to do this, but I'm going to wait until a math professor I'm corresponding with can help me figure out what formulas the program uses to generate stat curves. Otherwise, it would be a pain to add every single stat, level by level, until it is done. Think about it this way: 8 actors * 120 levels * 4 stats = 5760 numbers you'll have to input. Formulas make everything easier.

 

[wern25]

You WILL add the option to let the USER decide what numbers they're gonna be for EVERY level right, along with the stat curve thing? If they decide to use it?

Because I already got all the numbers down for my characters... All you have to do is add them in arrays or whatever like 9i in whatever, so...

I just wanna do this myself(I like the idea, killing my time I don't need)

 

[Glitchfinder]

You WILL add the option to let the USER decide what numbers they're gonna be for EVERY level right, along with the stat curve thing? If they decide to use it?

Because I already got all the numbers down for my characters... All you have to do is add them in arrays or whatever like 9i in whatever, so...

I just wanna do this myself(I like the idea, killing my time I don't need)

I will add that option, seeing as you can do the same in the dafault stat system.

 

[Krobelus]

I'm not sure if this will help you Glitchfinder, but I think Poccil wrote this very small script for someone in the script requests long ago. It's for breaking the limits of enemies to basically any number you can think of.

Spoiler

class RPG::Enemy
  ENEMYLIMITBREAK={
#   EnemyID=>[MaxHP,MaxSP,Str,Dex,Agi,Int,Atk,Pdef,Mdef,Eva]
   1=>[200,50,15,15,15,15,15,1,12,7],
   300=>[100000000,1000000,65535,65535,65535,65535,65535,65535,65535,65535]
  }
  %w[
      maxhp maxsp str dex agi int atk pdef mdef eva
  ].each_with_index do |s, i|
      eval <<-__END__
        def #{s}
          ENEMYLIMITBREAK[@id] ? ENEMYLIMITBREAK[@id][#{i}] : @#{s}
        end
      __END__
  end
end

It's pretty self explanatory and really fun to use! Credit to Poccil.
-Krobe