So if I understand it... you want a custom enemy drop.
YEP_ExtraEnemyDrops can do that, but it's a paid plugin. And sadly, this only works on a single enemy's drops, not a troop's.
This is made even more complicated by the fact
it's implied the enemy can drop an indefinite quantity of items 2 and 3. I actually have no idea if this is even possible to do what you wanted. The best I can think of a functional solution is the following:
- Think of the drop rate of item 3. For the sake of simplicity, I'll go for 50%.
- The probability of dropping two instances of item 3 is 50% * 50% = 25%. This would be the probability of dropping a single instance of item 2.
You can have Item 3 as a 50% (1/2 chance) drop and Item 2 as a 25% (1/4 chance) drop without plugins, but if you wanted multiple of each, hoo boy.
For what I know,
the <Conditional Item x Drop> tag only works on a single instance of an item, so expect a lot of copypasting. Let's say you can have a maximum of 7 instances of item 3.
For item 3, copy the following
seven times:
Code:
<Conditional Item 3 Drop>
// Calculate the chance of getting the item
var chance = 0.5;
// Check RNG if it passed
if (Math.random() < chance) {
// You got item 3
$gameVariables.value(3) += 1;
}
// Check if Variable 3 is an odd number
if (($gameVariables.value(3) % 2) !== 0) {
// Finally, you got an Item 3
Always: +50%
}
</Conditional Item 3 Drop>
For item 2, copy the following
three times:
Code:
<Conditional Item 2 Drop>
// Check if Variable 3 is an even number
if (($gameVariables.value(3) % 2) == 0) {
// You got an Item 2
Always: +25%
}
// Lower Variable 3 by two
$gameVariables.value(3) -= 2;
</Conditional Item 3 Drop>
This also requires you to
reset Variable 3 at value zero after getting the items somehow.
I have no idea if any of this works. This is perhaps the most challenging thing I tried to do with JS and I won't be surprised if there's a better way to do all of this.
