[request]Customizable item max, can be changed in event[resolved,thanks to khmp]
- Thread starter omegazion
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XP Version:
I think that should do it.
Code:
#==============================================================================
# ** Game_Party
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class handles the party. It includes information on amount of gold
# and items. Refer to "$game_party" for the instance of this class.
#==============================================================================
class Game_Party
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Constant Variables
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
MAX_ITEMS = 255
MAX_ARMORS = 255
MAX_WEAPONS = 255
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Gain Items (or lose)
# item_id : item ID
# n : quantity
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def gain_item(item_id, n)
# Update quantity data in the hash.
if item_id > 0
@items[item_id] = [[item_number(item_id) + n, 0].max, MAX_ITEMS].min
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Gain Weapons (or lose)
# weapon_id : weapon ID
# n : quantity
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def gain_weapon(weapon_id, n)
# Update quantity data in the hash.
if weapon_id > 0
@weapons[weapon_id] = [[weapon_number(weapon_id) + n, 0].max, MAX_ARMORS].min
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Gain Armor (or lose)
# armor_id : armor ID
# n : quantity
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def gain_armor(armor_id, n)
# Update quantity data in the hash.
if armor_id > 0
@armors[armor_id] = [[armor_number(armor_id) + n, 0].max, MAX_WEAPONS].min
end
end
endI think that should do it.
VX Version:
Code:
#==============================================================================
# ** Game_Party
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class handles the party. It includes information on amount of gold
# and items. The instance of this class is referenced by $game_party.
#==============================================================================
class Game_Party < Game_Unit
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Constant Variables
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
MAX_ITEMS = 255
MAX_ARMORS = 255
MAX_WEAPONS = 255
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Gain Items (or lose)
# item : Item
# n : Number
# include_equip : Include equipped items
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def gain_item(item, n, include_equip = false)
number = item_number(item)
case item
when RPG::Item
@items[item.id] = [[number + n, 0].max, MAX_ITEMS].min
when RPG::Weapon
@weapons[item.id] = [[number + n, 0].max, MAX_WEAPONS].min
when RPG::Armor
@armors[item.id] = [[number + n, 0].max, MAX_ARMORS].min
end
n += number
if include_equip and n < 0
for actor in members
while n < 0 and actor.equips.include?(item)
actor.discard_equip(item)
n += 1
end
end
end
end
endVX Code:
omegazion has requested a change be made to have the ability to adjust these values in game.
A quick "Why that design?" tidbit. I'm using a module for the sake of avoiding a saving loading error by adding extras to Game_Party. Anyway from within a "Script..." event command call you can now use the following lines to limit inventory.
Where n is the new limit to the particular inventory type. "max_all" adjusts every maximum value for convenience.
If the amount of inventory exceeds the maximum when the change is made the max inventory currently in your party will be capped to the new maximum. Meaning if at some point you want to limit the number of items to 50 and you have 75 potions. 15 Potions will be lost and will not be recoverable.
@strager: If you set the maximum to something less than 99 will it create and take up multiple slots? No it will not. If you set the max to 9 you can carry 9 of that particular inventory type.
omegazion has requested a change be made to have the ability to adjust these values in game.
Code:
#==============================================================================
# ** Inventory_Limits
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class holds the values that dictate the maximum values of that the
# inventory can hold.
#==============================================================================
module Inventory_Limits
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Public Instance Variables
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
@max_items = 99
@max_armors = 99
@max_weapons = 99
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max Items =
# max_items : the new maximum amount of items you can have.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_items=(max_items)
return unless max_items.is_a?(Integer) || max_items < 0
@max_items = max_items
return if $game_party.nil?
$game_party.get_items.each do |id, amount|
$game_party.change_item(id, [amount, @max_items].min)
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max Items
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_items
return @max_items
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max Weapons =
# max_weapons : the new maximum amount of weapons you can have.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_weapons=(max_weapons)
return unless max_weapons.is_a?(Integer) || max_weapons < 0
@max_weapons = max_weapons
return if $game_party.nil?
$game_party.weapons.each do |id, amount|
$game_party.weapons[id] = [amount, @max_weapons].min
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max Weapons
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_weapons
return @max_weapons
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max Armors =
# max_items : the new maximum amount of armors you can have.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_armors=(max_armors)
return unless max_armors.is_a?(Integer) || max_armors < 0
@max_armors = max_armors
return if $game_party.nil?
$game_party.armors.each do |id, amount|
$game_party.armors[id] = [amount, @max_armors].min
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max Armors
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_armors
return @max_armors
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max All =
# max_all : the new max of items, weapons, and armors you can have.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_all(max_all)
return unless max_all.is_a?(Integer) || max_all < 0
self.max_items = max_all
self.max_weapons = max_all
self.max_armors = max_all
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Game_Party
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class handles the party. It includes information on amount of gold
# and items. The instance of this class is referenced by $game_party.
#==============================================================================
class Game_Party < Game_Unit
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Public Instance Variables
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
attr_accessor :armors, :weapons
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Gain Items (or lose) !OVERRIDE!
# item : Item
# n : Number
# include_equip : Include equipped items
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def gain_item(item, n, include_equip = false)
number = item_number(item)
case item
when RPG::Item
@items[item.id] = [[number + n, 0].max, Inventory_Limits.max_items].min
when RPG::Weapon
@weapons[item.id] = [[number + n, 0].max, Inventory_Limits.max_weapons].min
when RPG::Armor
@armors[item.id] = [[number + n, 0].max, Inventory_Limits.max_armors].min
end
n += number
if include_equip and n < 0
for actor in members
while n < 0 and actor.equips.include?(item)
actor.discard_equip(item)
n += 1
end
end
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Get The Items
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def get_items
return @items
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Change Item
# id : the id of the item you want to change the amount of.
# amount : the amount of the item.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def change_item(id, amount)
return unless @items.has_key?(id)
@items[id] = amount
end
endA quick "Why that design?" tidbit. I'm using a module for the sake of avoiding a saving loading error by adding extras to Game_Party. Anyway from within a "Script..." event command call you can now use the following lines to limit inventory.
Code:
Inventory_Limits.max_items = n
Inventory_Limits.max_armors = n
Inventory_Limits.max_weapons = n
Inventory_Limits.max_all = nIf the amount of inventory exceeds the maximum when the change is made the max inventory currently in your party will be capped to the new maximum. Meaning if at some point you want to limit the number of items to 50 and you have 75 potions. 15 Potions will be lost and will not be recoverable.
@strager: If you set the maximum to something less than 99 will it create and take up multiple slots? No it will not. If you set the max to 9 you can carry 9 of that particular inventory type.
... :dead: You should mention that clearly for the sake of my sanity. Right now its set for inventory overall, not item specific. *drags feet back to uncomfortable swivel chair* Let me get back to work.
[edit]
Ok. There are three more constants to be aware of at the top of Inventory_Limits. Change these numbers to the indexes of the $game_variables you will use to have the inventory limits too. Just because I didn't want to destroy any previous saves. To specify a item maximum now:
I recommend saving a game first and not loading an existing save as it will reset the inventory limits to a default of 99.
[edit]
Ok. There are three more constants to be aware of at the top of Inventory_Limits. Change these numbers to the indexes of the $game_variables you will use to have the inventory limits too. Just because I didn't want to destroy any previous saves. To specify a item maximum now:
Code:
Inventory_Limits.item_max(item_id, new_max)
Inventory_Limits.weapon_max(weapon_id, new_max)
Inventory_Limits.armor_max(armor_id, new_max)I recommend saving a game first and not loading an existing save as it will reset the inventory limits to a default of 99.
Code:
#==============================================================================
# ** Inventory_Limits
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class holds the values that dictate the maximum values of that the
# inventory can hold.
#==============================================================================
module Inventory_Limits
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Constant Variables
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
# - Items_Hash_Index
# The index in $game_variables where the items hash is stored.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
Items_Hash_Index = 1
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
# - Weapons_Hash_Index
# The index in $game_variables where the weapons hash is stored.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
Weapons_Hash_Index = 2
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
# - Armors_Hash_Index
# The index in $game_variables where the armors hash is stored.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
Armors_Hash_Index = 3
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Public Instance Variables
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
@max_items = {
0 => 60,
1 => 100,
4 => 50,
}
# If the item is not mentioned in the max items hash.
@max_items.default = 99
@max_armors = {
0 => 255,
1 => 100,
4 => 70,
}
# If the item is not mentioned in the max armors hash.
@max_armors.default = 99
@max_weapons = {
0 => 2,
1 => 67,
4 => 123,
}
@max_weapons.default = 99
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max Items =
# item_id : the id of the item you want to set the max for.
# max_items : the new maximum amount of items you can have.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_items=(item_id, max_items)
return unless max_items.is_a?(Integer) || max_items < 0
@max_items[item_id] = max_items
return if $game_party.nil?
if $game_party.get_items.has_key?(item_id)
$game_party.change_item(item_id, [amount, @max_items[item_id]].min)
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max Items
# item_id : the id of the item you are trying to retrieve the max for.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_items(item_id = nil)
return @max_items[item_id]
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max Weapons =
# weapon_id : the id of the weapon you are trying to set the max for.
# max_weapons : the new maximum amount of weapons you can have.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_weapons=(weapon_id, max_weapons)
return unless max_weapons.is_a?(Integer) || max_weapons < 0
@max_weapons[weapon_id] = max_weapons
return if $game_party.nil?
if $game_party.weapons.has_key?(weapon_id)
$game_party.weapons[weapon_id] = [amount, @max_weapons[weapon_id]].min
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max Weapons
# weapon_id : the id of the weapon you are trying to retrieve the max
# for.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_weapons(weapon_id = nil)
return @max_weapons[weapon_id]
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max Armors =
# armor_id : the id of the armor you are trying to set the max for.
# max_items : the new maximum amount of armors you can have.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_armors=(armor_id, max_armors)
return unless max_armors.is_a?(Integer) || max_armors < 0
@max_armors[armor_id] = max_armors
return if $game_party.nil?
if $game_party.armors.has_key?(armor_id)
$game_party.armors[armor_id] = [amount, @max_armors[armor_id]].min
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Max Armors
# armor_id : the id of the armor you are trying to retrieve the max
# for.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.max_armors(armor_id = nil)
return @max_armors[armor_id]
end
def self.get_items
return @max_items
end
def self.get_weapons
return @max_weapons
end
def self.get_armors
return @max_armors
end
def self.set_items=(items)
@max_items = items
end
def self.set_weapons=(weapons)
@max_weapons = weapons
end
def self.set_armors=(armors)
@max_armors = armors
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Scene_File
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class performs the save and load screen processing.
#==============================================================================
class Scene_File < Scene_Base
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Alias Methods
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias_method :omon_item_max_scene_file_do_save, :do_save
alias_method :omon_item_max_scene_file_do_load, :do_load
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Execute Save
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def do_save
# Save the current items to the $game_variables.
$game_variables[Inventory_Limits::Items_Hash_Index] =
Inventory_Limits.get_items
$game_variables[Inventory_Limits::Weapons_Hash_Index] =
Inventory_Limits.get_weapons
$game_variables[Inventory_Limits::Armors_Hash_Index] =
Inventory_Limits.get_armors
omon_item_max_scene_file_do_save
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Execute Load
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def do_load
omon_item_max_scene_file_do_load
if $game_variables[Inventory_Limits::Items_Hash_Index].is_a?(Hash)
Inventory_Limits.set_items =
$game_variables[Inventory_Limits::Items_Hash_Index]
else
items = Hash.new
items.default = 99
Inventory_Limits.set_items = items
end
if $game_variables[Inventory_Limits::Weapons_Hash_Index].is_a?(Hash)
# Load the loaded items.
Inventory_Limits.set_weapons =
$game_variables[Inventory_Limits::Weapons_Hash_Index]
else
weapons = Hash.new
weapons.default = 99
Inventory_Limits.set_items = weapons
end
if $game_variables[Inventory_Limits::Armors_Hash_Index].is_a?(Hash)
# Load the loaded items.
Inventory_Limits.set_armors =
$game_variables[Inventory_Limits::Armors_Hash_Index]
else
armors = Hash.new
armors.default = 99
Inventory_Limits.set_items = armors
end
end
end
#==============================================================================
# ** Game_Party
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This class handles the party. It includes information on amount of gold
# and items. The instance of this class is referenced by $game_party.
#==============================================================================
class Game_Party < Game_Unit
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Public Instance Variables
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
attr_accessor :armors, :weapons
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Gain Items (or lose) !OVERRIDE!
# item : Item
# n : Number
# include_equip : Include equipped items
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def gain_item(item, n, include_equip = false)
number = item_number(item)
case item
when RPG::Item
@items[item.id] =
[[number + n, 0].max, Inventory_Limits.max_items(item.id)].min
when RPG::Weapon
@weapons[item.id] =
[[number + n, 0].max, Inventory_Limits.max_weapons(item.id)].min
when RPG::Armor
@armors[item.id] =
[[number + n, 0].max, Inventory_Limits.max_armors(item.id)].min
end
n += number
if include_equip and n < 0
for actor in members
while n < 0 and actor.equips.include?(item)
actor.discard_equip(item)
n += 1
end
end
end
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Get The Items
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def get_items
return @items
end
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Change Item
# id : the id of the item you want to change the amount of.
# amount : the amount of the item.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
def change_item(id, amount)
return unless @items.has_key?(id)
@items[id] = amount
end
endIt depends on what you want but only one script will suffice. The latest one, which you have quoted and is for VX. It has limits for specific items. Like if you only ever wanted to carry 6 potions and 10 tents and really your item maximums are all over the place you would use that one.
Further up the thread there are different versions depending upon your taste. The one that I think you are referring to above will set the item limit to 99 by default for an entire item type. But allows for change during play. Now the one above that which is also the first one I made for VX hard codes a constant to be a specific value not meant to changed while playing. And lastly my first post is for XP and is the equivalent of the last VX code I just described.
Well for a hunger script as I know there are plenty around use the search function at the top of this page. Limit it to Submitted Scripts. If the search fails create a request here and be thorough as possible. Make sure to follow the rules when you do so though.
Further up the thread there are different versions depending upon your taste. The one that I think you are referring to above will set the item limit to 99 by default for an entire item type. But allows for change during play. Now the one above that which is also the first one I made for VX hard codes a constant to be a specific value not meant to changed while playing. And lastly my first post is for XP and is the equivalent of the last VX code I just described.
Well for a hunger script as I know there are plenty around use the search function at the top of this page. Limit it to Submitted Scripts. If the search fails create a request here and be thorough as possible. Make sure to follow the rules when you do so though.