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Conditional Autostates v 1.3b
by Mithran

Introduction
Origionally planned as part of my advanced state probability rewrite, it got just too big so I decided to split it into several smaller scripts. This is the first of those scripts. Simply put, conditional autostates are states that are only active when certain conditions are met.

Features
- Using note tags, set up states to "turn on" when certain conditions are met
- User defined conditions (advanced)

Screenshots
N/a

How to Use
Place it above main in the materials section list. Instructions for use are in the script.

Demo
None at the moment.

Script

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CODE

=begin
#~ Condiditional Autostates v 1.3 by Mithran
#~ Last Update January 19, 2009

An 'autostate' is something generally defined by the RPG Maker community as an
always-on state.  For the purposes of this script, a conditional autostate will
be defined as a states that are attached to a battler, but are only active when
a certain condition is met.

Usage: Add the following note tag to equipment, enemies or skills
For actors or classes, use the customization module at the top of the script.

<autost state_id if cond_id>  -
  Where state_id is the number id of the state you wish to add and cond_id is
  the number id of the condition. (listed below)  Scroll down for examples.
  
Preset conditions: (it is recommended that these be copied to notepad for reference)
cond_id is 0:  Always false. Not used, this state never activates.
cond_id is 1:  Always returns true, therefore always on.  Used when you a real
autostate, one that stays on all the time.

cond_id is 11:  Current hitpoints are less than 25% of max, but greater than 0.
cond_id is 12:  Current hitpoints are above 75% of max.
cond_id is 13:  Current hitpoints are 100% of max.
cond_id is 14:  Current hitpoints are exactly 1.

cond_id is 21:  Current mp is less than 25% of max, and maxmp is greater than 0.
cond_id is 22:  Current mp is greater than 75% of max, and maxmp is greater than 0.
cond_id is 23:  Current mp is 100% of max, and maxmp is greater than 0.
cond_id is 24:  Current mp is 0, and maxmp is greater than 0.

cond_id is 31: In battle and Turn number is even.*
cond_id is 32: In battle and Turn number is odd.*
cond_id is 33: In battle and Turn number is at or below 3.*
cond_id is 34: In battle and Turn number is above 3.*
cond_id is 35: In battle.
cond_id is 36: Last one in party alive. (or only one in party)
* Turns begin when the fighting actually starts, not when attacks are input.  
While in the input phase, your autostates will not display correctly for the
upcoming round.

- Multiple cond_id can be strung together with &.  The auto state will be
active only if ALL conditions are true.

- If you use the same state twice in a note tag with different conditions, it
will be active if ANY of the condition sets are true.

Conditional autostates note tags can be added to:
- enemies
- equipment
- skills (the conditional autostate will be applied to any actor that has
learned the skill, or any enemy with the skill on his action list)
- actors or classes (using the customization module).

Examples:

<autost 9 if 1>
State 9 (atk up) is active always.

<autost 12 if 13>
State 12 (agi up) is active when hp is full.

<autost 11 if 22>
State 11 (spi up) is active when mp is 75% or above.

<autost 9 if 13>
<autost 9 if 35>
State 9 (atk up) is active when at 100% HP or in battle, or both.

<autost 9 if 13 & 35>
State 9 (atk up) is active when in battle AND at 100% HP.

================================================================================

Some ground rules:
- The autostates states will not give any messages when they become active, and
they will not give any messages when they wear off.
- Autostates will take precedence over normal states, cancelling any state in
the 'states to remove' box, including if 'offset by opposite'.  If an active
autostate has a state in its 'states to remove', this state cannot be applied
as long as the autostate is up.  
- An Autostate wont be applied if a current state has it in it's
'states to remove' box, and the autostate does NOT have the given state in its
'states to remove' box (eg., if you are dead, you wont get agility up, ever)
- Active autostates cannot be removed through skills or states that would
normally remove them.  
- If two conflicting autostates become active, neither will be applied.
- Conditional autostates do not give messages when they activate or deactivate.
- If two of the same autostates are added to an actor or enemy, the autostate
will be valid if either condition is valid.

Conditional autostates note tags can be added to:
- enemies
- equipment
- skills (the conditional autostate will be applied to any actor that has
learned the skill, or any enemy with the skill on his action list)
- actors or classes (using the customization module).

Multiple conditional autostates can be set for each object.

User defined conditions:
Set as many conditions as you want in the customization module.  See the module
for instructions.

=end

$imported = {} if $imported == nil
$imported["ConditionalAutostate"] = true

#==============================================================================#
#                         * Customization (basic) *
#==============================================================================#

module Mithran
  module ConditionalAutostate
    ACTOR_AUTOSTATES = [] # DO NOT ALTER THIS LINE
    # If you want certain actors to have autostates by default, use the
    # following line
    # ACTOR_AUTOSTATES[actor_id] = "<autost state_id if cond_id>"
    # For multiple autostates, seperate each with a semicolon;

#                   *** Define actor autostates below here ***
    
    # Example: (comment out or alter this line at will)
    ACTOR_AUTOSTATES[1] = "<autost 9 if 11>; <autost 12 if 31>"
    # Actor 1 (Ralph) will have atk up when low hp, and agi up when full hp.
    
#                   *** Define actor autostates above here ***

    CLASS_AUTOSTATES = [] # DO NOT ALTER THIS LINE
    # If you want certain classes to have autostates by default, use the
    # following line
    # CLASS_AUTOSTATES[actor_id] = "<autost state_id if cond_id>"
    # For multiple autostates, seperate each with a semicolon;
    
#                   *** Define class autostates below here ***

    # Example: (comment out or alter this line at will)
    CLASS_AUTOSTATES[2] = "<autost 9 if 33>; <autost 12 if 36>"
    # Class 2 (Warrior) will have atk up for the first three turns in battle and
    # agi up when last one alive
    
#                   *** Define class autostates above here ***

#==============================================================================#
#                         * Customization (Advanced) *
#==============================================================================#

# All conditions are defined below here.  It is recommended that these not be
# edited and instead user defined conditions be added.  
# Scroll down for instructions on how to add additional conditions.
    CONDITIONS = {
# All or nothing conditions
    0 => 'false', # Returns false in normal play.  The autostate never activates.
    1 => 'true', # True, always on
    
# hp conditions.  HP must be above 0 on all.
    11 => '(hp > 0) && (hppct_float <= 25.0)', # HP are below 25% of max
    12 => '(hp > 0) && (hppct_float >= 75.0)', # HP are above 75% of max
    13 => '(hp > 0) && (hppct_float == 100.0)', # HP are 100% of max
    14 => '(hp > 0) && (hp == 1)', # HP are exactly one

# mp conditions.  Max Mp must be above 0 for all
    21 => '(maxmp > 0) && (mppct_float <= 25.0)', # MP is below 25% of max
    22 => '(maxmp > 0) && (mppct_float >= 75.0)', # MP is above 75% of max
    23 => '(maxmp > 0) && (mppct_float == 100.0)', # MP is 100% of max
    24 => '(maxmp > 0) && (mp == 0)', # MP is above 75% of max
    
# battle phase conditions.  Must be in battle for all except 15
    31 => '$game_temp.in_battle && $game_troop.turn_count % 2 == 0',
    # Turn number is even
    32 => '$game_temp.in_battle && $game_troop.turn_count % 2 == 1',
    # Turn number is odd
    33 => '$game_temp.in_battle && $game_troop.turn_count <= 3',
    # Turn count is at or below 3
    34 => '$game_temp.in_battle && $game_troop.turn_count > 3',
    # Turn count above 3
    35 => '$game_temp.in_battle',
    # In battle only
    36 => '$game_temp.in_battle && allied_unit.existing_members.size == 1',
    # One member of the allied group left
    
# User defined conditions.  
# To the left of the => is the number id of the condition.  Use whatever number
# id you want, as long as it has not been used before.
# to the right of =>, in quotes, is the actual condition
# The conditions are written in Ruby/RGSS2 code.
# After the quotes, there must be a comma to denote the end of the pair.
# While the autostate conditions are calculating, it ignores conditions from
# other autostates
# It is recommended that numbers 100 or above are used to define these states to
# avoid possible conflicts with future versions of this script
# *** Add user conditions below here ***

# Example:
    100 => '(hp > 0) && (hppct_float >= 50.0)', # HP is above half
    
# *** Add user conditions above here ***
    } # DO NOT REMOVE
    
#==============================================================================#
#                         * End Customization  *
#==============================================================================#
    AUTOSTATE_TAG = /<autost\s*(\d+)\s*if\s*([!]?\d+(?:[\s&]*[!]?\d+)*)>/i
    
    def make_cond(match)
      numbers = match.scan(/\d+/)
      result = ""
      if numbers.size == 1 && match[0,1] != "!"
        i = numbers[0].to_i
        if Mithran::ConditionalAutostate::CONDITIONS[i] == nil
          result = "false"
        else
          match.gsub!(numbers[0], Mithran::ConditionalAutostate::CONDITIONS[i])
          unless $~ == nil
            result = Mithran::ConditionalAutostate::CONDITIONS[i]
          end
        end
        return result
      end
      numbers.each_index { |i|
      numbers[i] = numbers[i].to_i
      }
      numbers.sort.reverse.each { |i|
      v = i.to_s
      next if Mithran::ConditionalAutostate::CONDITIONS[i] == nil
      match.gsub!(v, "")
      unless $~ == nil
        if result.empty?
          result = "(" + Mithran::ConditionalAutostate::CONDITIONS[i] + ")"
        else
          result += "&&" + Mithran::ConditionalAutostate::CONDITIONS[i]
        end
      end
      }
      return result
    end
    module_function :make_cond
  end
end

class RPG::BaseItem
  attr_accessor :autostate_data
  def autostate_data
    make_conditional_autostate_cache if @autostate_data == nil
    return @autostate_data
  end
  
  def make_conditional_autostate_cache
    @autostate_data = {}
    self.note.split(/[\r\n;]/).each { |line|
    if line =~ Mithran::ConditionalAutostate::AUTOSTATE_TAG
      i = $1.to_i
      conds = Mithran::ConditionalAutostate.make_cond($2)
      if @autostate_data[i] == nil
        @autostate_data[i] = conds
      else
        @autostate_data[i] = "(" + @autostate_data[i] + ")||(" + conds + ")"
      end
    end
    }
  end
end

class RPG::Enemy
  attr_accessor :autostate_data
  def autostate_data
    make_conditional_autostate_cache if @autostate_data == nil
    return @autostate_data
  end
  
  def make_conditional_autostate_cache
    @autostate_data = {}
    self.note.split(/[\r\n;]/).each { |line|
    if line =~ Mithran::ConditionalAutostate::AUTOSTATE_TAG
      i = $1.to_i
      conds = Mithran::ConditionalAutostate.make_cond($2)
      if @autostate_data[i] == nil
        @autostate_data[i] = conds
      else
        @autostate_data[i] = "(" + @autostate_data[i] + ")||(" + conds + ")"
      end
    end
    }
  end
end
      
class RPG::Actor
  attr_accessor :autostate_data
  def autostate_data
    make_conditional_autostate_cache if @autostate_data == nil
    return @autostate_data
  end
  
  def make_conditional_autostate_cache
    @autostate_data = {}
    note = Mithran::ConditionalAutostate::ACTOR_AUTOSTATES[self.id]
    return if note == nil
    note.split(/[\r\n;]/).each { |line|
    if line =~ Mithran::ConditionalAutostate::AUTOSTATE_TAG
      i = $1.to_i
      conds = Mithran::ConditionalAutostate.make_cond($2)
      if @autostate_data[i] == nil
        @autostate_data[i] = conds
      else
        @autostate_data[i] = "(" + @autostate_data[i] + ")||(" + conds + ")"
      end
    end
    }
  end
end

class RPG::Class
  attr_accessor :autostate_data
  def autostate_data
    make_conditional_autostate_cache if @autostate_data == nil
    return @autostate_data
  end
  
  def make_conditional_autostate_cache
    @autostate_data = {}
    note = Mithran::ConditionalAutostate::CLASS_AUTOSTATES[self.id]
    return if note == nil
    note.split(/[\r\n;]/).each { |line|
    if line =~ Mithran::ConditionalAutostate::AUTOSTATE_TAG
      i = $1.to_i
      conds = Mithran::ConditionalAutostate.make_cond($2)
      if @autostate_data[i] == nil
        @autostate_data[i] = conds
      else
        @autostate_data[i] = "(" + @autostate_data[i] + ")||(" + conds + ")"
      end
    end
    }
  end
end

class Game_Battler
  def precond_autostates
    return {}
  end
  
  def hppct_float
    return 100.0 if self.maxhp == 0
    maxhpfloat = self.maxhp / 1.0
    return (self.hp * 100 / maxhpfloat)
  end
  
  def mppct_float
    return 0.0 if self.maxmp == 0
    maxmpfloat = self.maxmp / 1.0
    return (self.mp * 100 / maxmpfloat)
  end
  
  def allied_unit
    if actor?
      return $game_party
    else
      return $game_troop
    end
  end
  
  def active_autostate_ids
    result = []
    @autostater_running = true
    precond_autostates.each_pair { |i, v|
    truth = false
    next if $data_states[i] == nil
    begin
      truth = eval(v)
    rescue => err
      # print err.message if $TEST
      print "There is a problem with the following condition: \n" + v if $TEST
    end
    result.push(i) if truth    
    }
    final_result = []
    result.each { |i|
    state = $data_states[i]
    addthis = true
    for v in result
      state2 = $data_states[v]
      addthis = false if state2.state_set.include?(i)
    end
    for v in state_ids
      state2 = $data_states[v]
      addthis = false if state2.state_set.include?(i) && !state.state_set.include?(v)
    end
    remove_state_from_autostate(i) if addthis && state_orig_mith_CAS(i)
    final_result.push(i) if addthis
    }
    final_result.each { |i|
      state = $data_states[i]
      for state_id in state.state_set
        remove_state_from_autostate(i) if state_orig_mith_CAS(i)
      end
    }
    @autostater_running = false
    return final_result
  end
  
  def active_autostate?(state_id)
    return active_autostate_ids.include?(state_id)
  end
  
  def state_ids
    return @states
  end
  
  alias apply_state_changes_orig_mith_CAS apply_state_changes
  def apply_state_changes(obj)
    apply_state_changes_orig_mith_CAS(obj)
    active_autostate_ids.each { |i|
    state = $data_states[i]
    for state_id in state.state_set
      remove_state(state_id)
      @added_states.delete(state_id)
    end
    @removed_states.delete(i)
    }
  end
  
  def remove_state_from_autostate(state_id)
    if state_id == 1 and @hp == 0         # If it is incapacitated (state 1)
      @hp = 1                             # Change HP to 1
    end
    @states.delete(state_id)              # Remove the ID from the @states
    @state_turns.delete(state_id)         # Remove from the @state_turns
  end

  alias state_orig_mith_CAS state?
  def state?(state_id)
    return state_orig_mith_CAS(state_id) if @autostater_running
    return (active_autostate?(state_id) || state_orig_mith_CAS(state_id))
  end

  alias states_orig_mith_CAS states
  def states
    result = states_orig_mith_CAS
    return result if @autostater_running
    for i in active_autostate_ids
      result.push($data_states[i])
    end
    result.sort! { |a, b|
      if a.priority != b.priority
        b.priority <=> a.priority
      else
        a.id <=> b.id
      end
    }
    return result
  end
end

class Game_Actor < Game_Battler
  attr_accessor :precond_autostates
  def precond_autostates
    make_precond_autostate_cache if @precond_autostates == nil
    return @precond_autostates
  end
  
  alias change_equip_orig_mith_CAS change_equip
  def change_equip(equip_type, item, test = false)
    change_equip_orig_mith_CAS(equip_type, item, test)
    make_precond_autostate_cache unless test
  end
  
  alias class_id_orig_mith_CAS= class_id=
  def class_id=(class_id)
    self.class_id_orig_mith_CAS=(class_id)
    make_precond_autostate_cache
  end
  
  def make_precond_autostate_cache
    result = {}
    actor.autostate_data.each_pair { |i,v|
    if result[i] == nil
      result[i] = "(" + v + ")"
    else
      result[i] = result[i] + "||(" + v + ")"
    end
    }
    self.class.autostate_data.each_pair { |i,v|
    if result[i] == nil
      result[i] = "(" + v + ")"
    else
      result[i] = result[i] + "||(" + v + ")"
    end
    }
    for item in equips.compact
      item.autostate_data.each_pair { |i,v|
      if result[i] == nil
        result[i] = "(" + v + ")"
      else
        result[i] = result[i] + "||(" + v + ")"
      end
      }
    end
    for skill in skills.compact
      skill.autostate_data.each_pair { |i,v|
      if result[i] == nil
        result[i] = "(" + v + ")"
      else
        result[i] = result[i] + "||(" + v + ")"
      end
      }
    end
    @precond_autostates = result
  end

  alias learn_skill_orig_mith_CAS learn_skill
  def learn_skill(skill_id)
    learn_skill_orig_mith_CAS(skill_id)
    make_precond_autostate_cache
  end
  
  alias forget_skill_orig_mith_CAS forget_skill
  def forget_skill(skill_id)
    forget_skill_orig_mith_CAS(skill_id)
    make_precond_autostate_cache
  end

end

class Game_Enemy < Game_Battler
  attr_accessor :precond_autostates
  def precond_autostates
    make_precond_autostate_cache if @precond_autostates == nil
    return @precond_autostates
  end
  
  def make_precond_autostate_cache
    result = {}
    enemy.autostate_data.each_pair { |i,v|
    if result[i] == nil
      result[i] = "(" + v + ")"
    else
      result[i] = result[i] + "||(" + v + ")"
    end
    }
    for skill in enemy_skills.compact
      skill.autostate_data.each_pair { |i,v|
      if result[i] == nil
        result[i] = "(" + v + ")"
      else
        result[i] = result[i] + "||(" + v + ")"
      end
      }
    end
    @precond_autostates = result
  end
  
  def enemy_skills
    result = []
    for i in enemy.actions
      next unless i.kind == 1
      result.push($data_skills[i.skill_id])
    end
    return result
  end

  alias transform_orig_mith_CAS transform
  def transform(enemy_id)
    transform_orig_mith_CAS(enemy_id)
    make_precond_autostate_cache
  end
end

FAQ
q. I get an error message when using a user defined condition, something about there was a problem with my condition?
a. Post or message me with the condition you used, I'll see what I can do.

q. I need help setting up a condtion.
a. Send me a private message and I'll see if I can help.

Credit and Thanks
- Mithran

Author's Notes
Let me know what you think, if there are any bugs, etc. I have done extensive testing on this one before posting it, but it is possible I still might have missed something. Any feedback is appreciated. Please give credit if you plan to use it.

Future Plans
If there are requests for it, I will add more preset conditions.

This post has been edited by Mithran: Mar 1 2009, 01:15 AM

[Mr. Bubble]

Thank you for this, Mithran. You've been making a lot of unique and useful scripts and I thank you for all of them.

I'll report if there's anything I run into.

[lekter]

Thanks, this is what i was looking for.


(PD: Sorry for my bad english)

[Shadowsama]

For some reason, I get really, really horrendous lag when running this script...

I use the Tentaketai<sp?> Sideview Script and quite a few of Yanfly (and your) scripts, Mithran. Any ideas?

I can post more specific information about my script set-up if its not already a known issue.

[Mithran]

@shadowsama - Yeah, it performs a calculation for if autostates should be included every time the states array is checked. If you have many scripts that make it check the states array even more, you may notice a drop in framerate. Tanektai performs several checks per frame of animation. It's partially due to the way I designed this script, and partially due to the other scripts performing multiple calls to states. When I tested it with the base battle system and later State Parameters PLUS, it didnt lag at all. Scripts I've noted it lags the most with are tankentai (usually in the high 50s FPS, very slight bit itself because it performs multiple checks per actor per frame), or KGC equiplearn skill + state parameters plus + conditional autostates(significantly increases the lag when changing or looking at skills - I wrote a patch for this one at some time). I could probably clean up the testing algorithm a little, but it would really need a rewrite it to use an observer pattern and faster methods to completely allevaite the problem. How about sending me a demo so I can see if I patch it up a bit?

[EvilEagles]

Sorry, my English bad ...
Can you make it more compatible with KGC_SkillCPSystem?. I mean ... urh ... Sorrry. Here's an example : I have a skill named Auto-Regen, which makes the "Regen" state always appears using your script. But the "Regen" state still be there even if I remove Auto-Rogen out of the Skill Slots (KGC_SkillCPSystem).



This post has been edited by EvilEagles: Aug 23 2009, 09:08 AM

[Mithran]

@EvilEagles - I wrote a patch for this at some point, I'll see if I can dig it up.

[Fridgecrisis]

This is working great! I'm anxious to try it out more. Thanks for sharing.

[Shadowsama]

For some reason, I get really, really horrendous lag when running this script...

I use the Tentaketai<sp?> Sideview Script and quite a few of Yanfly (and your) scripts, Mithran. Any ideas?

I can post more specific information about my script set-up if its not already a known issue.

That would be awesome... let me pretty things up a bit before uploading it somewhere. On a related note, I get a generic 'Syntax Error' when I add a <autost 78 if 2> tag to a skill and select 'New Game' at the title screen. I think it might be conflicting with Yanfly's 'EquipSkillSlots', but since it just troubleshoots me to the top of the script list following the error, its impossible to tell precisely what might be the problem without hand-deleting all my scripts (and it doesn't concern me enough to go through that sort of trouble, lol)

PM'd you the link, Mithran, let me know of any (inevitable) issues.

[some_person]

hey Mithran, I was wondering if you could help me out with the "User defined conditions".

Basically, I want to conditions based on the rage system in yanfly's custom skill effects.
http://pockethouse.wordpress.com/vx/custom-skill-effects/

The first one, I'd like the condition to be if rage is between 1 and 30
the second one, I'd like to be if rage is at 0.
if this is something easily doable, could you please help me?

thanks.

also, "- The autostates states will not give any messages when they become active, and they will not give any messages when they wear off."
is there any way for me to change this? I'd like the normal status messages to play, if that's possible.

thanks again, I'd really appreciate any help.

[Mithran]

hey Mithran, I was wondering if you could help me out with the "User defined conditions".

Basically, I want to conditions based on the rage system in yanfly's custom skill effects.
http://pockethouse.wordpress.com/vx/custom-skill-effects/

The first one, I'd like the condition to be if rage is between 1 and 30
the second one, I'd like to be if rage is at 0.
if this is something easily doable, could you please help me?

CODE

108 => "rage == 0", # use this as the condition for rage is zero
109 => "rage > 0 && rage <= 30", # use this as the condition for rage is between 1 and 30 (including 30)

Copy that into the user defined setup section

also, "- The autostates states will not give any messages when they become active, and they will not give any messages when they wear off."
is there any way for me to change this? I'd like the normal status messages to play, if that's possible.

thanks again, I'd really appreciate any help.

Nope, its not desinged like that. If I rewrite it, I'll add that feature.

[some_person]

thanks, that helps a lot

[flipsomel]

Just posted on your state plus topic the same issue as Shadowsama.

orry, my English bad ...
Can you make it more compatible with KGC_SkillCPSystem?. I mean ... urh ... Sorrry. Here's an example : I have a skill named Auto-Regen, which makes the "Regen" state always appears using your script. But the "Regen" state still be there even if I remove Auto-Rogen out of the Skill Slots (KGC_SkillCPSystem).

I was wondering if you could make the same but for Yanfly equip skill slot. Since Yanfly based his script on the KGC CP system i hope you could kill two birds with the same stone, so to speak^^


Keep doing your best!

[Shadowsama]

Just posted on your state plus topic the same issue as Shadowsama.



I was wondering if you could make the same but for Yanfly equip skill slot. Since Yanfly based his script on the KGC CP system i hope you could kill two birds with the same stone, so to speak^^


Keep doing your best!

Just PM'd Mith about the same thing, Flip, maybe we'll get lucky and he'll decide to be awesome twice in one week.

[Mithran]

You'll have to perform a test if the skill is actually equipped. Add this to the end of any existing condition:

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"&& equipped_skills.include?($data_skills[xx])"

- replace the xx with the id of the skill.

For example, if you wanted a below 25% hp condition that required skill 23 to be equipped, your condition would be (we'll make it condition 110):

CODE

110 => "(hp > 0) && (hppct_float <= 25.0) && equipped_skills.include?($data_skills[23])",

@evileagles - its slightly different for KGC CP System,

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"&& battle_skill_ids.include?(xx)"

Add that to the end, of any condition, replace the xx with the skill id.

In your case, you could just make it a permanent auto state using the KGC PassiveSkill, I believe, but heres a custom condition (say auto regen is skill 24)

CODE

110 => "battle_skill_ids.include?(24)",

Remember to change the id of the skill you want.

[EvilEagles]

In your case, you could just make it a permanent auto state using the KGC PassiveSkill

I know I can solve this problem with KGC_PassiveSkill, but I need some more conditions, not just auto states.

but heres a custom condition (say auto regen is skill 24)

Thank you very much.It worked, but not perfectly Now I have another problem. In my case, when I remove "Auto Regen" out of the Slots, the actor, of course, isn't be affected by the "Regen" state, but why the "Regen" icon still be there?.

This post has been edited by EvilEagles: Aug 25 2009, 04:52 AM

[Mithran]

Well, you could try adding this patch below CP system:

Spoiler:

CODE

class Game_Actor
  alias set_battle_skill_caffix set_battle_skill
  def set_battle_skill(index, skill)
    set_battle_skill_caffix(index, skill)
    make_precond_autostate_cache
  end

  alias add_battle_skill_caffix add_battle_skill
  def add_battle_skill(skill)
    add_battle_skill_caffix(skill)
    make_precond_autostate_cache
  end
  
  alias remove_battle_skill_caffix remove_battle_skill
  def remove_battle_skill(index)
    remove_battle_skill_caffix(index)
    make_precond_autostate_cache
  end
  
  alias clear_battle_skill_caffix clear_battle_skill
  def clear_battle_skill
    clear_battle_skill_caffix
    make_precond_autostate_cache
  end
end

It will force a recache of the skills every time a skill is changed through the system.

[Shadowsama]

Well, you could try adding this patch below CP system:

Spoiler:

CODE

class Game_Actor
  alias set_battle_skill_caffix set_battle_skill
  def set_battle_skill(index, skill)
    set_battle_skill_caffix(index, skill)
    make_precond_autostate_cache
  end

  alias add_battle_skill_caffix add_battle_skill
  def add_battle_skill(skill)
    add_battle_skill_caffix(skill)
    make_precond_autostate_cache
  end
  
  alias remove_battle_skill_caffix remove_battle_skill
  def remove_battle_skill(index)
    remove_battle_skill_caffix(index)
    make_precond_autostate_cache
  end
  
  alias clear_battle_skill_caffix clear_battle_skill
  def clear_battle_skill
    clear_battle_skill_caffix
    make_precond_autostate_cache
  end
end

It will force a recache of the skills every time a skill is changed through the system.

Only works with the CP system, I assume?

I'm going to give that other code a shot right after my Genocide Studies class today, I'll let you know how it works, Mithran. Thanks, again~!

EDIT: I gave it a whirl, but with that snippet attached, the condition doesn't appear to be being met, whether I have the Skill equipped or not. Here's the line, per your instructions:

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101 => 'weapons.compact.size == 1 && !weapons[0].two_handed  && equipped_skills.include?($data_skills[152])', #1handed weapon and 1handed Spec skill equipped

This post has been edited by Shadowsama: Aug 25 2009, 03:51 PM

[Mithran]

Yeah, thats for CP System. But the 'skills' array in Yanfly's remains unmodified while out of battle, so you should not get the error with it not recaching. If you experience the problem, let me know and I'll do a similar patch.

[Shadowsama]

Yeah, thats for CP System. But the 'skills' array in Yanfly's remains unmodified while out of battle, so you should not get the error with it not recaching. If you experience the problem, let me know and I'll do a similar patch.

Got it. It works, I just have to exit and re-enter the menu to get the state to apply. Awesome. Now I really get elbow deep in this shiz. Thanks again, Mith.