[RESOLVED] Manipulating enemy stats in battle?

[SiliconHero]

There's an easier-than-I-thought way of using RGSS to alter plarty members' attributes at will during battles. I wanted to know...is there a similar way to do it for monsters, too?

At this moment, I'm working on a game where certain enemies increase in strength as the game passes on (a la Final Fantasy VIII). I know it's possible to do this with status conditions, but there are two drawbacks to this approach:

1) I'd have to make a bunch of them for varying degrees of HP, SP, etc., and
2) I'd only be able to assign percentages.

Is it possible to assign numerical values to enemies on a case-by-case basis, and can you do it in the same way as you can with party members (actors)?

 

[SiliconHero]

I don't like to bump my own topics unless they're a week old, but I'd like to get an answer on this as soon as possible. Any ideas? Anybody?

 

[Anonymous]

for i in 1...$game_troop.enemies.size
  if $game_troop.enemies[i].enemy_id == (sumthin goes here)
    $game_troop.enemies[i].atk += 1
  end
end

 

[SiliconHero]

Nope. That doesn't seem to work. The program gives me an error, saying I need to define a method. That code doesn't appear to work by itself.

 

[Twilight]

SephirothSpawn made some scripts that addresses this issue. I believe its the Dynamic Enemies Script, not 100% sure though. I do know however that he made a script for this

 

[SiliconHero]

Well, it's not exactly what I'm looking for, but it'll do just nicely. Thanks.

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