Aprender habilidad con un objeto

por Piranha Dom 18 Dic 2011, 3:59 am

Aqui les dejo este script que encontre
hace que al equipar un objrto el personaje aprenda una
habilidad, ademas puedes poner un nivel necesario para
que la aprenda y al desequipar el objeto la habilidad desaparece
:Dm al menos dara un toque nuevo al proyecto

Spoiler:

Código:: #================================================= ============================= # Skill Teaching Equipment & Items # Version 2.0b # Author: modern algebra (rmrk.net) # Date: February 20, 2010 #~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # Instructions: # Insert this script just above Main. # # To configure this script, merely go into the item, weapon, or armor in the # database. In the Notes Field, put in this code: # # \ls[skill_id, level_min] # # where skill_id is the ID of the skill you want the item to teach and # level_min is optional and makes it so that the skill the item teaches # is only taught if the actor is at least that level. If it's left blank, # it is assumed that there is no level requirement. # # You can put in as many of these as you like, so if, for example, an item # has this in it's notes: # # \ls[5] # \ls[8, 7] # # Then that item would teach skill 5 no matter what level the actor is, and # once the actor reaches level 7 will teach skill 8. The script will take # every instance of that code regardless of what else is in the Note Field #================================================= ============================= # ** RPG::BaseItem #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # Summary of Changes: # new method - skill_ids #================================================= ============================= class RPG::BaseItem #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # * Skill IDs #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ def skill_ids # Only works for Item, Weapon, and Armor return if self.class == RPG::Skill learn_skills = [] # Dissect Note text = self.note.dup while text[/\\ls\[(\w+),*\s*(\d*?)\]/i] != nil text.sub! (/\\ls\[(\w+),*\s*(\d*?)\]/i) { '' } learn_skills.push ([$1.to_i, $2.to_i]) end return learn_skills end end #================================================= ============================= # ** Game_Actor #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # Summary of Changes: # aliased methods - change_equip, setup, level_up #================================================= ============================= class Game_Actor < Game_Battler #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # * Change Equipment # equip_type : type of equipment # id : weapon or armor ID (If 0, remove equipment) #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ alias ma_skill_teaching_items_equipment_change change_equip def change_equip (equip_type, item, test = false) unless test last_item = equips[equip_type] # Forget the skills from what was previously equipped skill_ids = last_item.nil? ? [] : last_item.skill_ids skill_ids.each { |skill_id| forget_skill (skill_id[0]) if @unnatural_skills.include? (skill_id[0]) @unnatural_skills.delete (skill_id[0]) } end # Run original method ma_skill_teaching_items_equipment_change (equip_type, item, test) unless test last_item = equips[equip_type] # Learn the skills from current_equipment skill_ids = last_item.nil? ? [] : last_item.skill_ids skill_ids.each { |skill_id| unless skill_learn? ($data_skills[skill_id[0]]) || self.level < skill_id[1] @unnatural_learning = true learn_skill (skill_id[0]) @unnatural_learning = false end } end end #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # * Setup # actor_id : actor ID #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ alias ma_skill_teaching_items_actor_setup setup def setup (actor_id) @unnatural_skills = [] # Run original method ma_skill_teaching_items_actor_setup (actor_id) for item in equips next if item.nil? item.skill_ids.each { |skill_id| next if skill_learn? ($data_skills[skill_id[0]]) || self.level < skill_id[1] @unnatural_learning = true learn_skill (skill_id[0]) @unnatural_learning = false } end end #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # * Level Up #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ alias modalg_skl_teacher_equip_actor_lvlup level_up def level_up modalg_skl_teacher_equip_actor_lvlup # Check Equipment and learn skills if not already learned equips.each { |item| next if item == nil item.skill_ids.each { |skill_id| unless skill_learn? ($data_skills[skill_id[0]]) || self.level < skill_id[1] @unnatural_learning = true learn_skill (skill_id[0]) @unnatural_learning = false end } } end #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # * Learn Skill #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ alias ma_lrnskll_eqpmnt_8ik2 learn_skill def learn_skill (skill_id, *args) if @unnatural_learning @unnatural_skills.push (skill_id) unless @unnatural_skills.include? (skill_id) elsif skill_learn? (skill_id) @unnatural_skills.delete (skill_id) end ma_lrnskll_eqpmnt_8ik2 (skill_id, *args) end end #================================================= ============================= # ** Game_Battler (Skill Teaching modification) #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # Summary of Changes: # aliased methods - item_test, item_effect #================================================= ============================= class Game_Battler #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # * Item Test # user : person using item # item : the item being used #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ alias ma_skill_teaching_items_test_item item_test def item_test (user, item) effective = ma_skill_teaching_items_test_item (user, item) if self.class != Game_Enemy item.skill_ids.each { |skill_id| effective |= !skill_learn? ($data_skills[skill_id[0]]) && self.level > skill_id[1] } end return effective end #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ # * Application of Item Effects # item : item #~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ alias ma_skill_teaching_items_effect_item item_effect def item_effect (user, item) # Run original method ma_skill_teaching_items_effect_item (user, item) item.skill_ids.each { |skill_id| learn_skill (skill_id[0]) if self.class != Game_Enemy && self.level > skill_id[1] } end end

instrucciones: solo copien y peguen encima de main
y en las notas del objeto pongan esto
\ls[ID de la habilidad, Nivel mínimo]

el ID es el numero de la habilidad, y el nivel es el que quieres que lleve
para poder aprenderla

creditos a modern algebra

saludos espero que les sirva :D

por Erthalion Dom 18 Dic 2011, 5:19 am

Buen aporte colega, me recuerda al RPG Maker 2003, ahí no hacia falta scripts para esto que tu has posteado, había una opción.
+1

por Slyfer Dom 18 Dic 2011, 10:42 am

Buena Piran! es buenísimo ese script! jeje me recuerda a los juegos que jugaba yo de chiquito jaja que nostalgia xD BUENO te mereces un +1 xD

Suerte!!

Slyfer.

por Vanjoss Dom 18 Dic 2011, 12:35 pm

se! ve muy bueno!
lo probare! haber k tal hasta eso el +1

por ronalelmenol Dom 18 Dic 2011, 6:26 pm

buen aporte.
yo igual lo probare.

por Muzgar Lun 19 Dic 2011, 3:11 am

Que recuerdos xDD tenía unos juegos en los que podías hacer eso...y me has dado una idea para mi proyecto, ya solo por eso te doy el +1 (aparte de por ser una buena script claro) xDDDD buen aporte piranha sigue así Wink