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    #--------------------------------------------------------------------------|    #  Linked Battler Condition Notetag Values                                 |    #  - Setups lbcx used by <linked battlers: lbcx, lbsx, lbwx>               |    #--------------------------------------------------------------------------|    # lbcx are read at:    # 1. RPG::State    #    - @linked_battlers << [$1.downcase.to_sym, $2.downcase.to_sym,     #      $3.downcase.to_sym] in load_linked_battlers_notes    # lbcx are used at:    # 1. Game_BattlerBase    #    - mem.state?(state_id) && lb.send(cond, mem, self) in    #      get_linked_battlers    # lbcx are strings of names of methods under DoubleX_RMVXA::Linked_Battlers    # lbcx names can only use alphanumeric characters and can't use uppercase    # letters    # The battler having a stat to be changed can be referenced by target    # Each of the rest of the linked battlers can be referenced by battler    # The below lbcx are examples added to help you set your lbcx    # You can freely use, rewrite and/or delete these examples    # Sets the linked battler condition to include all linked battlers    def self.lbc1(battler, target)      true    end    # Sets the linked battler condition to include all and no linked battlers if    # switch with id x is on and off respectively    def self.lbc2(battler, target)      $game_switches[x]    end    # Sets the linked battler condition to include all linked battlers that are    # opponents of the battler having a stat to be changed    def self.lbc3(battler, target)      target.opposite?(battler)    end    # Adds new lbcx here        #--------------------------------------------------------------------------|    #  Linked Battler Stat Notetag Values                                      |    #  - Setups lbsx used by <linked battlers: lbcx, lbsx, lbwx>               |    #--------------------------------------------------------------------------|    # lbsx are read at:    # 1. RPG::State    #    - @linked_battlers << [$1.downcase.to_sym, $2.downcase.to_sym,     #      $3.downcase.to_sym] in load_linked_battlers_notes    # lbsx are used at:    # 1. Game_BattlerBase    #    - return [l_b, state_id] if lb.send(l_b[1], self).include?(stat) in    #      linked_battler_state_id    # lbsx are strings of names of methods under DoubleX_RMVXA::Linked_Battlers    # lbsx names can only use alphanumeric characters and can't use uppercase    # letters    # The battler having a stat to be changed can be referenced by battler    # It must return an array, which should include strings of a getter method    # of each stat to be included    # The below lbsx are examples added to help you set your lbsx    # You can freely use, rewrite and/or delete these examples    # Sets the linked battler stat to include hp, mp and tp    def self.lbs1(battler)      ["hp", "mp", "tp"]    end    # Sets the linked battler stat to always include hp and mp, and include tp    # only if it's displayed in battle    def self.lbs2(battler)      ["hp", "mp", $data_system.opt_display_tp ? "tp" : nil]    end    # Sets the linked battler stat to include nothing    def self.lbs3(battler)      []    end    # Adds new lbsx here        #--------------------------------------------------------------------------|    #  Linked Battler Weight Notetag Values                                    |    #  - Setups lbwx used by <linked battlers: lbcx, lbsx, lbwx>               |    #--------------------------------------------------------------------------|    # lbwx are read at:    # 1. RPG::State    #    - @linked_battlers << [$1.downcase.to_sym, $2.downcase.to_sym,     #      $3.downcase.to_sym] in load_linked_battlers_notes    # lbwx are used in methods included in LINKED_STAT    # lbwx are strings of names of methods under DoubleX_RMVXA::Linked_Battlers    # lbwx names can only use alphanumeric characters and can't use uppercase    # letters    # It must return a real number    # The battler having a stat to be changed can be referenced by target    # Each of the rest of the linked battlers can be referenced by battler    # The below lbwx are examples added to help you set your lbwx    # You can freely use, rewrite and/or delete these examples    # Sets the linked battler weight to be the same for all linked battlers    def self.lbw1(battler, target)      1    end    # Sets the linked battler weight to be multiplied by x if the linked battler    # is the one having a stat to be changed    def self.lbw2(battler, target)      battler == target ? x : 1    end    # Sets the linked battler weight to be 0 for all linked battlers    def self.lbw3(battler, target)      0    end    # Adds new lbwx here        # Sets the battler methods to be used by linked battlers    # Its keys must be the battler stat getter method string    # Its values must be an array containing the battler stat setter method,    # its argument list, the one being modified, and the minimum and maximum    # value of that battler stat of each linked battler    # The methods returning those minimum and maximum values must be referenced    # by battler    # Methods with name method_name will be aliased to    # linked_battlers_method_name    LINKED_STATS = {      # General form:      # [:def_class, :super_class] => {      #   "getter" => ["setter", "args", "mod arg", "stat_min", "stat_max"]      # }      [:Game_BattlerBase] => {        # General form:         # "getter" => ["setter", "args", "mod arg", "stat_min", "stat_max"]        "hp" => ["hp=", "hp", "hp", "0", "battler.mhp"],        "mp" => ["mp=", "mp", "mp", "0", "battler.mmp"],        "tp" => ["tp=", "tp", "tp", "0", "battler.max_tp"]        # Adds new methods here              }      # Adds new classes here          }