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Check Snippet Ace V1.0
Created by Neon Black
Created by Neon Black
What is it?
This is the Ace version of my check snippet that I originally created for EvilEagles for VX. This has pretty much all the same uses as the VX version with just a few changes for Ace.
How can I use it?
Place this script anywhere in the materials section above main. If you notice incompatibility with another script, place this script above that script. If you still experience incompatibility issues, please post what scripts you are using as well as what kind of error you are getting.
Usage:
This is the Ace version of my check snippet that I originally created for EvilEagles for VX. This has pretty much all the same uses as the VX version with just a few changes for Ace.
How can I use it?
Place this script anywhere in the materials section above main. If you notice incompatibility with another script, place this script above that script. If you still experience incompatibility issues, please post what scripts you are using as well as what kind of error you are getting.
Usage:
- Check.armour(x[, y]) or Check.armor(x[, y]) - I use the British spellings of certain words, rather than the American English spellings that I was taught, so I made both here. Quite simply, this checks if the party has a certain armour equipped where "x" is the ID of the armour to check for. "y" is an optional true/false value. If you put "true" where "y" is then the ENTIRE PARTY must be wearing the armour in order for the check to return true (by default, this value is false). This returns a value of true or false.
- Check.weapon(x[, y]) - Exactly the same as Check.armour above, just with weapons instead. Returns true or false.
- Check.skill(x[, y]) - Exactly the same as Check.armour and Check.weapon, except with skills. Need I say it? Returns true or false.
- Check.state(x[, y]) - See where this is going yet? Checks if a party member is afflicted with the state with ID "x". If you set "y" to true, the entire party must be afflicted. Returns true or false.
- Check.stat[(x, y)] - Finally one that's a little different. Actually, if you literally use "Check.stat" you will get an error. Instead replace the word "stat" with one of the following values: atk, def, mat, mdf, agi, luk, hit, eva, cri, cev, mev, mrf, cnt, hp, mp, mhp, mmp, perhp, permp, level . Note that there are 3 different forms of HP and MP. "hp" is the current HP of characters. "mhp" is the maximum HP of characters. "perhp" is the percentage of HP remaining from the maximum (from 0 to 100). By default this will return the maximum stat it encounters in the party. The "x" value is how you decide what kind of stat to return. Set this to -1 to return the lowest stat, 0 to return the average of stat of the party, and 1 to return the highest stat in the party. You can also place the stat into a variable by defining a variable in "y". This can be useful if you want to show the party a stat.
What does it work with
It's a brand new module. Hopefully, everything.
How can I get the code?
I would like to use this code.
This code is so simple to reproduce, just use it, I honestly don't care. Seriously, if you are a scripter, just use this code. If you are making a commercial game, just use it. Honestly I don't require any credit.
This code is so simple to reproduce, just use it, I honestly don't care. Seriously, if you are a scripter, just use this code. If you are making a commercial game, just use it. Honestly I don't require any credit.
Author's Disclaimer:
Made this and haven't found any personal use for it yet. EvilEagles seemed to enjoy it, though. Honestly, have fun with this script if you can.