Can I add parameters based on a parameter?

[FatalErrorDriveB]

So I'm not sure if this can even be done. What I wish to do is add parameters to my plugins parameter list depending on a parameter the user entered. I know that's confusing so I'll try to give an example.

param NUM_TO_HAVE [user give a number here]

Param NUM_1 [Value] (These only show if the user has given a number that is >= to it)
param NUM_2 [Value]

Up to the user-defined number. All of this should be in the plugin manager itself.

I really hope that's clear enough, if not I'll try again to explain it.
Thank you very much for any help!

Edit to make things more clear:

Link to pic because I can't get it to show.

I'd like to add those 3 parameters for every card the player adds under "Total number of cards"

 

[TWings]

Why not just use a list parameter ? I can't think of any reason to force the user to define a number first.

 

[caethyril]

Not currently supported as far as I'm aware. You may be able to restructure the plugin in order to avoid the need for such, and/or make use of array/struct parameters: v1.5.0+, details here.

I've encountered this in a plugin I'm (intermittently) working on. The user can define an object "type", but different types have different properties. The solution I've settled on is to allow the user to input a list/array of entries for each object type, where each type is assigned its own struct. The objects themselves are then assigned via other parameters.

Conditional plugin parameters (and numerical bounds depending on other parameters etc?) might be an interesting feature to request in that thread over on the RPG Maker MV board! Maybe someone's already suggested it, though, I haven't been following too closely.
https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/inde...ng-in-rpg-maker-would-you-like-to-see.114599/

Otherwise you could simply make it clear in the documentation how the parameters are used/ignored in given situations.

 

[FatalErrorDriveB]

I'm not really sure what a list parameter is, I've very new. I'm trying to upload a picture to show what I'm talking about but imgur is giving me issues. I do appreciate your reply and will look into list parameters and see if that may work for me.

Not currently supported as far as I'm aware. You may be able to restructure the plugin in order to avoid the need for such, and/or make use of array/struct parameters: v1.5.0+, details here.

I've encountered this in a plugin I'm (intermittently) working on. The user can define an object "type", but different types have different properties. The solution I've settled on is to allow the user to input a list/array of entries for each object type, where each type is assigned its own struct. The objects themselves are then assigned via other parameters.

Conditional plugin parameters (and numerical bounds depending on other parameters etc?) might be an interesting feature to request in that thread over on the RPG Maker MV board! Maybe someone's already suggested it, though, I haven't been following too closely.
https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/inde...ng-in-rpg-maker-would-you-like-to-see.114599/

Otherwise you could simply make it clear in the documentation how the parameters are used/ignored in given situations.

Thanks, I'll check out that link you posted and I may request that as well in the request boards.

 

[FatalErrorDriveB]

Sorry for double post, I meant to edit the above one.

 

[TWings]

As I was suggesting, don't use a "total number of cards" parameter, define a "card" list parameter structure where the user can input as many cards as he wants. Your number of cards will simply be the length of this list.
You can find the details you'll need in the first link provided by Caethyril.

 

[FatalErrorDriveB]

As I was suggesting, don't use a "total number of cards" parameter, define a "card" list parameter structure where the user can input as many cards as he wants. Your number of cards will simply be the length of this list.
You can find the details you'll need in the first link provided by Caethyril.

Yeah, I think I'll do that. Thank you!

Edit: That worked, thank you so much for the guidance!