Setting damage formula so that enemy stats are relative to actor stats.

[Raikiri91]

Not sure how to do this. I am not very good with scripting or even locating scripts, but I am trying to do something like;

Enemy1

HP == 10% actor HP
MP == 5% actor MP
ATK == 20% actor ATK
etc.

What would be the most efficient way to do this so that I can set different percentiles for different enemies?

 

[Heirukichi]

I'd say you need a script for that no matter how I look at it. You could achieve it using events for hp and/or mp since you can just set them to be equal to a certain value. Every other stat can only be increased using buffs or states, that makes it very hard without a script.

If you don't want to use a script you could just achieve that using damage formulae but you need to create many different formulae. Even if you wanna go this way I'd say a script is the best way to achieve something like this.

 

[Raikiri91]

I am just not that familiar with scripting yet. are there any tutorials for scripting damage formulae that may be useful in this endeavor?

 

[Heirukichi]

Here you can find one by Fomar. It pretty much covers everything you need to properly set up your formulae. As I said you need a lot of them.

EDIT: Fixed the mesage because I forgot to add the link to it. Sorry for this.

 

[Kes]

Here is the link https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/inde...make-the-most-of-custom-formulae-part-1.1143/
I use quite complex damage formulas a lot and am very familiar with them, but I would hesitate to try and do this just by the formula. I think a script is the better option.

 

[Heirukichi]

Thanks @Kes for the link, that's exactly the thread I was thinking of...for some reason I forgot to add the link to my previous message >.<

I feel quite dumb now.

@Raikiri91 however like I stated in my 1st answer (and like Kes said too) using a script would be a better idea. Doing it only with formulae is quite complicated...not impossible but very complicated and very annoying too.

 

[Raikiri91]

Thank you both for your responses> I am curently looking into how to incorporate this into a script.