Equip Slots Core 0

[Lomax_Iced]

Salve amici. 
Oggi voglio condividere con voi quest'altra risorsa.

 

Siamo all'interno del Menu, alla voce equipaggiamento.

Per chi non ne fosse a conoscenza, dovete sapere che il plugin di base che gestisce la possibilità di equipaggiare armi, armature e accessori, di default è limitato. 

Nel senso che un attore in game può avere una sola arma, un solo accessorio per il corpo o per il capo ecc ecc 
In sostanza sono solo 5 voci disponibili. 

Benissimo. 
Questo Plugin, invece ve ne fornisce molti di più. 
Ma ecco a voi un video che illustra nel migliore dei modi cosa intendo: 
https://www.youtube....h?v=fXcA0IdPsPg

 

visto?
Good!
Ed..
Ecco a voi la risorsa:

Spoiler

 

/*:
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@title Equip Slots Core
@author Hime @ HimeWorks
@date Nov 12, 2015
@url http://himeworks.com/2015/11/equip-slots-core/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
@plugindesc Provides you with tools to set up custom equip slots for
each actor individually.
@help 
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
== Description ==

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXcA0IdPsPg

By default, RPG Maker gives you 5 equip types to work with:

  Weapon
  Shield
  Head
  Body
  Accessory
  
You also have the ability to add and modify equip slots directly in
the database.

However, one problem you might notice is that every actor will have
those equip slots, even if they can't use any of the equips that you've
designed for those slots.

Another problem is you can't add multiple copies of the same slot to
an actor: they can only have one of each. Want to wear two accessories?
Can't be done.

This plugin solves that problem. It provides ways for you to customize
your actors' equip slots, allowing you to choose exactly which slots
they will have in the game.

== Terms of Use ==

- Free for use in non-commercial projects with credits
- Contact me for commercial use

== Change Log ==

Nov 12, 2015 -  initial release

== Usage ==

-- Adding equip slots --

First, if you are using this plugin, the default "Initial equipment" box
will no longer be used. Instead, you will manage all actor equip slots
using note-tags.

To add an equip slot, use the following note tag:

  <equip slot: ETYPE>
  
The ETYPE, which is short for "equip type", is one of the equip types
that you have set up for your project. You can see this in the Types tab.

You can either write the ID of the etype, or you can write the exact name
of the etype. For example, Weapon is equip type 1, so you can write either

  <equip slot: 1>
  <equip slot: Weapon>
  
Depending on your preferences. I would recommend writing out the full
name so that it is clearer, but if you ever change your equip types names
you will need to remember to update these note-tags.

If you would like to add more equip slots, just add more note-tags.
Want 3 weapons and 2 rings, assuming they are in the database?

  <equip slot: Weapon>
  <equip slot: Weapon>
  <equip slot: Weapon>
  <equip slot: Ring>
  <equip slot: Ring>

-- Specifying Initial Equip --

Because the Initial Equipment box is no longer used, you will need to
find another way to specify them.

The equip slot note-tag supports initial equip, using something called an
"Item Code", and is written like this:

  <equip slot: ETYPE ITEMCODE>

An Item code is a quick way to reference a particular weapon, armor, or
item. They look like this:

  a1 - armor 1
  w3 - weapon 3
  i5 - item 5
  
So for example, if you want your actor to have a weapon slot with
weapon 4 from the database as its initial equip, use the note-tag

  <equip slot: Weapon w4>
 
-- Custom Scenes --

This plugin provides bare-bones equip slot functionality. The purpose
is to be able to use it with *any* equip scene, whether it is the
default scene or a custom scene.

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 */ 
var Imported = Imported || {} ;
var TH = TH || {};
Imported.EquipSlotsCore = 1;
TH.EquipSlotsCore = TH.EquipSlotsCore || {};

function Game_EquipSlot() {
  this.initialize.apply(this, arguments);
};

Game_EquipSlot.prototype.initialize = function() {
  this._etypeId = 1;
  this._item = new Game_Item();
};

Game_EquipSlot.prototype.setEtypeId = function(etypeID) {
  this._etypeId = etypeID;
};

Game_EquipSlot.prototype.etypeId = function() {
  return this._etypeId;
};

Game_EquipSlot.prototype.setObject = function(item) {
  this._item.setObject(item);
};

Game_EquipSlot.prototype.object = function() {
  return this._item.object();
};

Game_EquipSlot.prototype.setEquip = function(isWeapon, item) {
  this._item.setEquip(isWeapon, item);
};

(function ($) {
  $.Regex = /<equip[-_ ]slot:\s+(\w+)(?:\s+(\w)(\d+))?>/img
  
  $.etypeNameToId = function(etypeName) {
    if (!$.etypeMap) {
      $.etypeMap = {}
      for (var i = 1; i < $dataSystem.equipTypes.length; i++) {
        var name = $dataSystem.equipTypes[i].toUpperCase();
        $.etypeMap[name] = i;      
      }
    }   
    return $.etypeMap[etypeName.toUpperCase()];
  }
  
  $.baseActorSlots = function(actor) {
    if (!actor.baseEquipSlots) {      
      actor.baseEquipSlots = [];
      var res;
      while (res = $.Regex.exec(actor.note)) {
        var equipSlot = new Game_EquipSlot();
        var etypeId = res[1];
        var itemType = res[2];
        var itemID = res[3];
              
        // /* Not a number. Assume it's the name of an equip type */
        if (isNaN(etypeId)) {
          etypeId = $.etypeNameToId(etypeId);
        }
        else {
          etypeId = Math.floor(etypeId)
        }
        
        equipSlot.setEtypeId(etypeId);        
        if (itemType) {
          equipSlot.setEquip(itemType.toLowerCase() === "w", Math.floor(itemID));
        }
        
        actor.baseEquipSlots.push(equipSlot);
      }
    }
    return actor.baseEquipSlots;
  };
  
  /* Overwrite. We maintain our own equip slots for each actor */
  Game_Actor.prototype.equipSlots = function() {
    var slots = [];    
    console.log(this._equips);
    for (var i = 0; i < this._equips.length; i++) {
      slots.push(this._equips[i].etypeId());
    }
    return slots;
  };
  
  /* Overwrite. Slots are pulled from the actor */
  Game_Actor.prototype.initEquips = function(equips) {    
    var defaultSlots = this.defaultSlots();
    var maxSlots = defaultSlots.length;
    this._equips = [];
    for (var i = 0; i < maxSlots; i++) {
      this._equips[i] = JsonEx.makeDeepCopy(defaultSlots[i]);      
    }
    this.releaseUnequippableItems(true);
    this.refresh();
  };
  
  Game_Actor.prototype.defaultSlots = function() {
    return $.baseActorSlots(this.actor())
  };
})(TH.EquipSlotsCore);

Per chi avesse bisogno di maggiori chiarimenti per l'implementazione del plugin
vi rimando alla video-guida rilasciata dall'autore stesso dello script: 
https://www.youtube....h?v=TU1nBCKavOI

Spero che tutto ciò possa esservi utile. 
Ciao raga 

[Guardian of Irael]

Oh una degli script della principessa. Così ora puoi dare al tuo personaggio 4444 armi diverse! Ottimo! XD

^ ^

[Lomax_Iced]

E vedi che ne uscirà... xD ahah