va的话技能树的脚本应该怎么弄呢？

夜羽圣灵 · 发表于 2012-3-31 21:11:35

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即是与置顶里的升级不同的，可以直接选择升级路线的那种技能树

saturnfjh · 发表于 2012-3-31 22:16:01

直接给脚本
不要问我怎么用，我还没用过……
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#============================================================================
# Skill Trees Ace v0.5
# By Emerald
# HEAVILY inspired by Basic(?) - Skill Trees of Awesome by Leongon
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# You're free to use the script for any game, as long as you give credits
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Version History
# 1.0 -> Started the script. Added all basic functions. However, as of now
# requirements aren't shown in the info window.
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is a script which I felt very needed for games where character
# customization is important. Note that this is a pretty hard to use script,
# so read the instructions thoroughly!
#
# INSTRUCTIONS:
#
# Just as always, put this script between ▼ Materials and ▼ Main.... If we
# scripters just got a penny for everytime we say this...
#
# The rest of the instructions are seperated in different sections. Read them
# thoroughly!!
#
# 1. Standard Module Constants
# 2. Tree Points Table
# 3. Objects
# 4. Trees
# 5. Trees Per Actor
# 6. Script Calls and others
#
# Information for the information window can be found at the bottom of the
# configurations!
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SECTION 1 / STANDARD MODULE CONSTANTS
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# USE_MENU_COMMAND / If set to true, a command in the menu will appear which
# links you to the Skill Trees scene.
#
# MENU_VOCAB / Name of the menu command. Only use if USE_MENU_COMMAND is true.
#
#
# The following five constants are only used in the standard information
# window:
# TREE_POINTS_VOCAB / Name of the points which you can use to level skills.
#
# MP_COST_VOCAB / Name of the MP Cost of the skill.
#
# CURRENT_TREE_POINTS_VOCAB / The part of text that comes before the name of
# the current tree. Together, they form the name for the points invested in the
# current tree.
#
# SKILL_LEVEL_VOCAB / Name of the skill levels.
#
# REQUIREMENTS_VOCAB / Title of the requirements block.
#
#
# The following constants deal with getting points at level up:
# TABLE_TREE_POINTS / Gain points according to a table. See Tree Points Table
# for more info.
#
# INDIVIDUAL_LEVEL_POINTS / Do the actors gain individual amounts of Tree Points
# on level up, yes or no. Doesn't apply for TABLE_TREE_POINTS.
#
# TREE_POINTS_PER_LEVEL / Amount of Tree Point received on level up. Make it an
# array ( [] ) with the amounts according to actor IDs if INDIVIDUAL_LEVEL_POINTS
# is true. NOTE THAT the first element is for actor ID 0, NOT 1!!!
#
# REMOVE_POINTS_ON_LEVEL_DOWN / If set to true, points will be removed from the
# current amount of Tree Points if the actor's level goes down. BEST USED IN
# COMBINATION WITH RESETS!!
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SECTION 2 / TREE_POINTS_TABLE
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This section contains tables with points which actors gain on level up if
# TABLE_TREE_POINTS is set to true.
#
# The table 0 => [...] is for every actor WITHOUT an individual table. Else,
# the key (key => [...]) should be equal to the actor_id.
#
# The values within the table are the amount of tree points gained for every
# NEXT LEVEL!! So the first amount is gained upon reaching level 2, the second
# amount upon reaching level 3 etc.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SECTION 3 / OBJECTS
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Probably the hardest one...
# In this section, you create the objects that make up a tree. These can be
# either skills, or 'arrows'. Arrows are just icons which will be grayed out
# if their child skill is unavailable.
#
# Syntax:
# ARROWS
# Identifier => ["arrow_object", icon_index, child_skill]
# Identifier = a 'name' to easily identify the object. It is used to build trees
# in the next section, and therefore must be unique. However, it can be whatever
# you want it to be. Even an array.
#
# "arrow_object" = the type of the object. Must be exactly "arrow_object" if you
# want to make it an ARROW OBJECT.
#
# icon_index = INDEX of the ICON that is used by the object.
#
# child_skill = SKILL OBJECT which determines if this arrow should be GRAYED OUT
# or NOT. Use the identifier of the SKILL OBJECT as value for this one. Note that
# required amount of points doesn't count! (at least, not the first one)
#
#
# SKILLS
# Identifier => ["skill_object", [skill_1, skill_2, etc...], [requirements_first_skill], [requirements_second_skill], etc.....]
# Identifier = exact same as for the ARROW OBJECTS.
#
# "skill_object" = exact same as "arrow_object", but identifies SKILL OBJECTS.
#
# skill_1, 2, etc... = the IDs of the SKILLS at this object's different LEVELS.
# can be as many as you want. Icon will be taken from the skill, and is grayed
# out if requirements don't apply (except for the first COSTS requirement).
#
# requirements_first_skill = an ARRAY with the different REQUIREMENTS for the
# skill which belongs to this requirements. The requirements are respective with
# the skills. So:
# [skill_1, skill_2, skill_3], [requirements_skill_1], [requirements_skill_2], [requirements_skill_3]
#
# You can have as many of the following types of requirements as you want, but
# you MUST have at least one of the first type:
#
# Tree Points, ["points", amount_needed]
# amount_needed = amount of points required.
# NOTE that the VERY FIRST of this type of requirements is the cost to level the
# skill.
#
# Points in a certain tree, ["tree_points", tree_id, points_needed]
# tree_id = the tree_id of the tree in which the actor must have the needed
# points. If it is the first tree, tree_id = 0, second tree, tree_id = 1, third
# tree, tree_id = 2.
# points_needed = the points required in the specified tree.
#
# Skill Object at certain level, ["tree_skill_level", skill_object, required_level, can_be_from_different_trees]
# skill_object = the identifier of the object which should have the required level.
# required_level = can't be more obvious. 0 is unlearned. Note that the skill level
# should be equal to OR HIGHER THAN this value.
# can_be_from_different_trees = the learned skills are unique per tree. Set this
# to true if the skill of the SKILL OBJECT's level may also be learned by another
# tree.
#
# Required level, ["level", case, required_level]
# case = in which manner should the level be required? "=" (equal to), ">"
# (greater than), ">=" (greater than, equal to), "<" (less than), "<=" (less than
# equal to), "!=" (everything BUT)
#
# Skill learned, ["skill", skill_id]
# skill_id = ID of the skill which the actor must have learned.
# NOTE THAT THIS ONE can also be skills NOT learned by skill trees!! AND IT'S A
# SINGLE SKILL!
#
# Switch on certain value, ["switch", switch_id, key]
# switch_id = again, obvious....
# key = either true or false, the switch must be equal to this.
#
# Variable, ["variable", variable_id, case, amount]
# variable_id = ...
# case = same cases as with REQUIRED LEVEL.
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SECTION 4 / TREES
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Trees are build up from rows and identifiers. Note that every row has 7
# spots for objects. Doesn't matter what the objects are.
#
# Syntax:
# Identifier => [object, object, object, object, object, object, object,
# object, object, object, object, object, object, object]
# Identifier = the 'name' of the tree. This must be individual and is used to
# sort the trees for the actors(next section). Can be a string, number, symbol,
# whatever.... As long as it is identical and you use the exact same identifier
# in the next section.
#
# object = the IDENTIFIER of the object. Every tree has rows of 7 OBJECTS. The
# amounts of rows if infinite. If you want to leave an spot blank, use nil.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SECTION 5 / TREES PER ACTOR
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The eassiest out of them all. Note that EVERY ACTOR should have an array
# here.
#
# Syntax:
# Actor_id => [tree_1, tree_2, tree_3, "tree_name_1", "tree_name_2", "tree_name_3"]
# Actor_id = obvious....
#
# tree_1...3 = the IDENTIFIER of the tree as used in Trees. So, can be a string,
# variable, symbol, whatever.... Leave nil for no tree.
#
# "tree_name_1...3" = NAME of the tree as displayed within the scene. Must be
# a string.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SECTION 6 / SCRIPT CALLS AND OTHERS
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# To add Tree Points, use:
# $game_actors[actor_id].tree_points += x
# $game_actors[actor_id].total_tree_points += x
# Where actor_id is the id of the actor for which the skill_points are meant
# and x is the amount received. Note that the total_tree_points should also
# receive the SAME amount as it is a variable used when RESETING TREES!!
#
# To add Tree Points to individual trees, use:
# $game_actors[actor_id].tree_points -= x
# $game_actors[actor_id].points_per_tree[tree_id] += x
# Where actor_id has the same meaning as above, tree_id is the id of the tree
# to add the points to and x is the amount of ppoints. The tree_points is used
# in order to prevent adding points which the actor has just gained. Else, use
# $game_actors[actor_id].total_tree_points += x.
#
# To reset a tree, use:
# $game_actors[actor_id].est_reset_tree(tree_id)
# $game_actors[actor_id].est_reset_all_trees
# The first is for only a single tree, the second for ALL trees. For tree_id,
# put the ID of the tree to reset.
#
# $game_actors[actor_id].est_skill_maxed?(skill_object, tree_id)
# to check if the actor with actor_id has maxed the SKILL OBJECT with skill_object
# as IDENTIFIER. Tree_id is the tree containing the SKILL OBJECT.
#
# $game_actors[actor_id].est_skill_level(skill_object, tree_id, different_trees_too?)
# this returns the skill level of the SKILL OBJECT with skill_object as identifier.
# tree_id is the ID of the tree containing the SKILL OBJECT. If different_trees_too?
# is set to true, the actor may have learned the skill in a different tree for
# the skill level to go up by 1.
#
# Use SceneManager.call(Scene_SkillTrees) to call the Skill Trees scene.
#
# INFORMATION_WINDOW
# This script always shows a window to the right of the tree. You can edit the
# contents of this window at the end of the configurations. HOWEVER, you need
# to be able to script to do this!!
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# HEAVILY inspired by Basic(?) - Skill Trees of Awesome by Leongon
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# If you have any issues with this script, contact me at
# http://www.rpgmakervxace.net/index.php?/
#============================================================================
#
# CONFIGURATION
#
#============================================================================
module EME
module SKILL_TREES
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SECTION 1 / STANDARD MODULE CONSTANTS
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
USE_MENU_COMMAND = true
MENU_VOCAB = "Skill Trees"
TREE_POINTS_VOCAB = "SP"
MP_COST_VOCAB = "MP Cost"
CURRENT_TREE_POINTS_VOCAB = "SP in "
SKILL_LEVEL_VOCAB ="Skill Level"
REQUIREMENTS_VOCAB = "Requirements"
TABLE_TREE_POINTS = false
INDIVIDUAL_LEVEL_POINTS = false
TREE_POINTS_PER_LEVEL = 2
REMOVE_POINTS_ON_LEVEL_DOWN = true
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SECTION 2 / TREE_POINTS_TABLE
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tree_Points_Table = {
0 => [2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2,
2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2],
1 => [3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3,
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3,
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3,
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3,
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3,
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3,
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3,
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3,
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3,
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3]
}
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SECTION 3 / OBJECTS
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Objects = {
# Arrow Objects
"arrow_down_begin" => ["arrow_object", 18, "test_skill_2"],
"arrow_down_end" => ["arrow_object", 18, "test_skill_2"],
# Skill Objects
"test_skill_1" => ["skill_object", [1, 2, 3], [["points", 1]], [["points", 1]], [["points", 1]]],
"test_skill_2" => ["skill_object", [4, 5, 6], [["points", 1], ["tree_skill_level", "test_skill_1", 3]], [["points", 1]], [["points", 1]]]
}
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SECTION 4 / TREES
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trees = {
"test_tree" => ["test_skill_1" , nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,
"arrow_down_begin", nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,
"arrow_down_end" , nil, nil, nil, nil, nil, nil,
"test_skill_2"]
}
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SECTION 5 / TREES PER ACTOR
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trees_Per_Actor = {
1 => ["test_tree", nil, nil, "Ubar Tree", "", ""],
2 => [nil, "test_tree", nil, "", "Ubar Tree 2", ""]
}
end
end
#============================================================================
# ADVANCED INFORMATION WINDOW
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# If you can script, here's the refresh with all the contents of the
# information window so you can easily change it if you want to.
#
# Added constants:
# @actor = the current actor. It's the $game_actors[actor_id] version.
# @tree_id = the ID of the current tree. 0, 1 or 2.
# @skill_object = the object that is currently selected.
#
# Useful constants:
# Tree Points = @actor.tree_points
# Points in current tree = @actor.points_per_tree[@tree_id]
# Skill object level = @actor.est_skill_level(@skill_object, @tree_id)
#============================================================================
class Window_EST_Information < Window_Base
def refresh
contents.clear
# Actor Info
draw_actor_face(@actor, 0, 0)
draw_actor_name(@actor, 100, 0)
draw_actor_level(@actor, 212, 0)
draw_actor_class(@actor, 100, 24)
draw_actor_tree_points(@actor, 212, 24)
draw_actor_current_tree_points(@actor, 100, 48)
draw_line
# Skill Info
@current_skill = $data_skills[@skill_object[1][@actor.est_skill_level(@skill_object, @tree_id)]]
draw_skill_name(0, 106)
draw_skill_cost(136, 106)
draw_skill_level(136, 1130)
draw_text_ex(0, 154, @current_skill.description)
draw_line_2
# draw_requirements(0, 208)
end
def draw_actor_level(actor, x, y)
change_color(system_color)
draw_text(x, y, 80, line_height, Vocab::level)
change_color(normal_color)
draw_text(x + 92, y, 24, line_height, actor.level, 2)
end
def draw_actor_tree_points(actor, x, y)
change_color(system_color)
draw_text(x, y, 80, line_height, EME::SKILL_TREES::TREE_POINTS_VOCAB)
change_color(normal_color)
draw_text(x + 80, y, 36, line_height, actor.tree_points, 2)
end
def draw_actor_current_tree_points(actor, x, y)
change_color(system_color)
draw_text(x, y, 170, line_height, EME::SKILL_TREES::CURRENT_TREE_POINTS_VOCAB + EME::SKILL_TREES::Trees_Per_Actor[actor.id][@tree_id + 3])
change_color(normal_color)
draw_text(x + 192, y, 36, line_height, actor.points_per_tree[@tree_id], 2)
end
def draw_line
rect = Rect.new(0, 100, contents.width, 2)
contents.fill_rect(rect, normal_color)
end
def draw_line_2
rect = Rect.new(0, 202, contents.width, 2)
contents.fill_rect(rect, normal_color)
end
def draw_skill_name(x, y)
draw_icon(@current_skill.icon_index, x, y, true)
change_color(normal_color)
draw_text(x + 24, y, 112, line_height, @current_skill.name)
end
def draw_skill_cost(x, y)
change_color(system_color)
draw_text(x, y, 144, line_height, EME::SKILL_TREES::MP_COST_VOCAB)
change_color(normal_color)
draw_text(x + 144, y, 48, line_height, @current_skill.mp_cost.to_s, 2)
end
def draw_skill_level(x, y)
change_color(system_color)
draw_text(x, y, 144, line_height, EME::SKILL_TREES::SKILL_LEVEL_VOCAB)
change_color(normal_color)
unless @actor.est_skill_maxed?(@skill_object, @tree_id)
draw_text(x + 156, y, 36, line_height, @actor.est_skill_level(@skill_object, @tree_id).to_s, 2)
else
draw_text(x + 156, y, 36, line_height, "MAX", 2)
end
end
=begin
def draw_requirements(x, y)
draw_text(x, y, 328, line_height, EME::SKILL_TREES::REQUIREMENTS_VOCAB)
end
=end
end
# Don't edit anything past this line unless you know what you're doing.
#============================================================================
#
# Game_Party
# Adds memorize variables.
#============================================================================
class Game_Party
attr_accessor :est_last_object_index
attr_accessor :est_last_tree_id
attr_accessor :est_last_actor_index
alias eme_est_something_something_dark_side initialize
def initialize
eme_est_something_something_dark_side
@est_last_object_index = 0
@est_last_tree_id = 0
@est_last_actor_index = 0
end
end
#============================================================================
#
# Game_Actor
# Adds needed individual variables and stuff.
#============================================================================
class Game_Actor
attr_accessor :tree_points
attr_accessor :total_tree_points
attr_accessor :points_per_tree
attr_accessor :tree_skills
alias eme_est_setup_actor setup
def setup(actor_id)
eme_est_setup_actor(actor_id)
@tree_points = 0
@total_tree_points = 0
@points_per_tree = [0,0,0]
@tree_skills = [[], [], []]
end
alias eme_est_level_up level_up
def level_up
eme_est_level_up
if EME::SKILL_TREES::TABLE_TREE_POINTS
if EME::SKILL_TREES::Tree_Points_Table.has_key?(@id)
@tree_points += EME::SKILL_TREES::Tree_Points_Table[@id][@level - 2]
@total_tree_points += EME::SKILL_TREES::Tree_Points_Table[@id][@level - 2]
else
@tree_points += EME::SKILL_TREES::Tree_Points_Table[0][@level - 2]
@total_tree_points += EME::SKILL_TREES::Tree_Points_Table[0][@level - 2]
end
else
if EME::SKILL_TREES::INDIVIDUAL_LEVEL_POINTS
@tree_points += EME::SKILL_TREES::TREE_POINTS_PER_LEVEL[@id]
@total_tree_points += EME::SKILL_TREES::TREE_POINTS_PER_LEVEL[@id]
else
@tree_points += EME::SKILL_TREES::TREE_POINTS_PER_LEVEL
@total_tree_points += EME::SKILL_TREES::TREE_POINTS_PER_LEVEL
end
end
end
alias eme_est_level_down level_down
def level_down
eme_est_level_down
if EME::SKILL_TREES::REMOVE_POINTS_ON_LEVEL_DOWN
if EME::SKILL_TREES::TABLE_TREE_POINTS
if EME::SKILL_TREES::Tree_Points_Table.has_key?(@id)
@tree_points -= EME::SKILL_TREES::Tree_Points_Table[@id][@level - 1]
@total_tree_points -= EME::SKILL_TREES::Tree_Points_Table[@id][@level - 1]
else
@tree_points -= EME::SKILL_TREES::Tree_Points_Table[0][@level - 1]
@total_tree_points -= EME::SKILL_TREES::Tree_Points_Table[0][@level - 1]
end
else
if EME::SKILL_TREES::INDIVIDUAL_LEVEL_POINTS
@tree_points -= EME::SKILL_TREES::TREE_POINTS_PER_LEVEL[@id]
@total_tree_points -= EME::SKILL_TREES::TREE_POINTS_PER_LEVEL[@id]
else
@tree_points -= EME::SKILL_TREES::TREE_POINTS_PER_LEVEL
@total_tree_points -= EME::SKILL_TREES::TREE_POINTS_PER_LEVEL
end
end
end
end
def est_reset_tree(tree_id)
@tree_points += @tree_points[tree_id]
@tree_points[tree_id] = 0
@tree_skills[tree_id].clear
end
def est_reset_all_trees
for i in 0..2
est_reset_tree(i)
end
end
def est_skill_level(skill_object, tree_id)
current_skill = 0
loop do
unless est_skill_maxed?(skill_object, tree_id)
if @tree_skills[0].include?(skill_object[1][current_skill])
current_skill += 1
elsif @tree_skills[1].include?(skill_object[1][current_skill])
current_skill += 1
elsif @tree_skills[2].include?(skill_object[1][current_skill])
current_skill += 1
else
return current_skill
break
end
else
break
return est_skill_max_level(skill_object)
end
end
end
def est_skill_maxed?(skill_object, tree_id)
current_element = 0
last_element = skill_object[1].size - 1
loop do
if current_element == last_element
return @tree_skills[tree_id].include?(skill_object[1][current_element])
else
if @tree_skills[tree_id].include?(skill_object[1][current_element])
current_element += 1
else
return false
end
end
end
end
def est_skill_max_level(skill_object)
return skill_object[1].size - 1
end
end
#============================================================================
#
# Window_EST_Trees
# The main window. This one depicts the current tree.
#============================================================================
class Window_EST_Trees < Window_Selectable
attr_reader :data
attr_reader :objects
attr_reader :trees
attr_reader :trees_per_actor
attr_accessor :actor
attr_accessor :tree_id
def initialize(tree_id)
super(0, 48, 7 * 24 + 24, Graphics.height - 48)
@tree_id = tree_id
@data = []
@actor = $game_party.members[$game_party.est_last_actor_index]
@trees = EME::SKILL_TREES::Trees
@trees_per_actor = EME::SKILL_TREES::Trees_Per_Actor
@objects = EME::SKILL_TREES::Objects
refresh
select_last
end
def item_max
@data ? @data.size : 1
end
def col_max
return 7
end
def item_width
return 24
end
def item_height
return 24
end
def spacing
return 0
end
def select_last
if @data[$game_party.est_last_object_index] != nil and @objects[@data[$game_party.est_last_object_index]][1] != "arrow_object"
select($game_party.est_last_object_index)
else
current_element = 0
last_element = @data.size - 1
loop do
if current_element != last_element
if @data[current_element] != nil and @objects[@data[current_element]][1] != "arrow_object"
select(current_element)
return
else
current_element += 1
end
else
self.unselect
end
end
end
end
alias eme_est_cursor_down cursor_down
def cursor_down(wrap = false)
loop do
if index + col_max > @data.size - 1
self.index = 0
if @data[index] != nil and @objects[@data[index]] != "arrow_object"
select(0)
return
end
elsif @data[index + col_max] != nil and @objects[@data[index + col_max]][0] != "arrow_object"
break
else
self.index += col_max
self.index = 0 if index > item_max
end
end
eme_est_cursor_down(wrap)
$game_party.est_last_object_index = @index
end
alias eme_est_cursor_up cursor_up
def cursor_up(wrap = false)
loop do
if index - col_max < 0
self.index = @data.size - 1
if @data[index] != nil and @objects[@data[index]] != "arrow_object"
select(index)
return
end
elsif @data[index - col_max] != nil and @objects[@data[index - col_max]][0] != "arrow_object"
break
else
self.index -= col_max
self.index = 0 if index < 0
end
end
eme_est_cursor_up(wrap)
$game_party.est_last_object_index = @index
end
alias eme_est_cursor_right cursor_right
def cursor_right(wrap = false)
loop do
if index + 1 > @data.size - 1
self.index = 0
if @data[index] != nil and @objects[@data[index]] != "arrow_object"
select(0)
return
end
elsif @data[index + 1] != nil and @objects[@data[index + 1]][0] != "arrow_object"
break
else
self.index += 1
self.index = 0 if index > item_max
end
end
eme_est_cursor_right(wrap)
$game_party.est_last_object_index = @index
end
alias eme_est_cursor_left cursor_left
def cursor_left(wrap = false)
loop do
if index - 1 < 0
self.index = @data.size - 1
if @data[index] != nil and @objects[@data[index]] != "arrow_object"
select(@data.size - 1)
return
end
elsif @data[index - 1] != nil and @objects[@data[index - 1]][0] != "arrow_object"
break
else
self.index -= 1
self.index = 0 if index > item_max
end
end
eme_est_cursor_left(wrap)
$game_party.est_last_object_index = @index
end
def enable_arrow?(arrow_object)
return true if enable_skill?(@objects[arrow_object[2]], true)
end
def enable_skill?(skill_object, used_in_enable_arrow)
return true if @actor.est_skill_maxed?(skill_object, @tree_id)
requirements = skill_object[@actor.est_skill_level(skill_object, @tree_id) + 2]
$game_variables[1] = requirements if skill_object == @objects["test_skill_2"]
requirements.each {|requirement|
case requirement[0]
when "points"
return false unless used_in_enable_arrow or @actor.tree_points >= requirement[1]
when "tree_points"
return false unless @actor.points_per_tree[requirement[1]] >= requirement[2]
when "tree_skill_level"
if requirement[3] == true
for i in 0..2
return false unless @actor.est_skill_level(@objects["test_skill_1"], i) >= requirement[2] or @actor.est_skill_maxed?(@objects[requirement[1]], i)
end
else
return false unless @actor.est_skill_level(@objects["test_skill_1"], @tree_id) >= requirement[2] or @actor.est_skill_maxed?(@objects[requirement[1]], @tree_id)
end
when "level"
case requirement[1]
when "="
return false unless @actor.level == requirement[2]
when ">"
return false unless @actor.level > requirement[2]
when ">="
return false unless @actor.level >= requirement[2]
when "<"
return false unless @actor.level < requirement[2]
when "<="
return false unless @actor.level <= requirement[2]
when "!="
return false unless @actor.level != requirement[2]
end
when "skill"
return false unless @actor.has_skill?(requirement[1])
when "switch"
if requirement[2]
return false unless $game_switches[requirement[1]]
else
return false if $game_switches[requirement[1]]
end
when "variable"
case requirement[2]
when "="
return false unless $game_variables[requirement[1]] == requirement[3]
when ">"
return false unless $game_variables[requirement[1]] > requirement[3]
when ">="
return false unless $game_variables[requirement[1]] >= requirement[3]
when "<"
return false unless $game_variables[requirement[1]] < requirement[3]
when "<="
return false unless $game_variables[requirement[1]] <= requirement[3]
when "!="
return false unless $game_variables[requirement[1]] != requirement[3]
end
end
}
return true
end
def current_item_enabled?
return false if @data[index] == nil
case @objects[@data[index]][0]
when "skill_object"
return true if enable_skill?(@objects[@data[index]], false)
when "arrow_object"
return true if enable_arrow?(@objects[@data[index]])
end
return false
end
def make_tree_data
if @trees_per_actor[@actor.id] != nil
if @trees_per_actor[@actor.id][@tree_id] != nil
@data = @trees[@trees_per_actor[@actor.id][@tree_id]]
elsif @trees_per_actor[@actor.id][0] != nil
@tree_id = 0
@data = @trees[@trees_per_actor[@actor.id][@tree_id]]
elsif @trees_per_actor[@actor.id][1] != nil
@tree_id = 1
@data = @trees[@trees_per_actor[@actor.id][@tree_id]]
elsif @trees_per_actor[@actor.id][2] != nil
@tree_id = 2
@data = @trees[@trees_per_actor[@actor.id][@tree_id]]
else
@data = nil
end
else
@data = nil
end
end
def draw_item(index)
if @data[index] != nil
object = @objects[@data[index]]
rect = item_rect(index)
rect.width -= 4
if object[0] == "arrow_object"
draw_icon(object[1], rect.x, rect.y, enable_arrow?(object))
elsif object[0] == "skill_object"
skill_level = @actor.est_skill_level(object, @tree_id)
draw_icon($data_skills[object[1][skill_level]].icon_index, rect.x, rect.y, enable_skill?(object, false))
contents.font.size = 16
unless @actor.est_skill_maxed?(object, @tree_id)
draw_text(rect.x + 2, rect.y + 4, 24, line_height, @actor.est_skill_level(object, @tree_id).to_s)
else
draw_text(rect.x + 2, rect.y + 4, 24, line_height, "MAX")
end
end
end
end
def refresh
make_tree_data
create_contents
draw_all_items
select_last
end
end
#============================================================================
#
# Window_EST_Selection
# Window which enables the player to select the differen trees.
#============================================================================
class Window_EST_Selection < Window_HorzCommand
attr_accessor :actor_id
def initialize
@actor_id = 0
super(0, 0)
end
def window_width
Graphics.width
end
def col_max
return 3
end
def update
super
case current_symbol
when :tree_1
$game_party.est_last_tree_id = 0
when :tree_2
$game_party.est_last_tree_id = 1
when :tree_3
$game_party.est_last_tree_id = 2
end
end
def make_command_list
if EME::SKILL_TREES::Trees_Per_Actor.include?(@actor_id)
add_command(EME::SKILL_TREES::Trees_Per_Actor[@actor_id][3], :tree_1) if EME::SKILL_TREES::Trees_Per_Actor[@actor_id][0] != nil
add_command(EME::SKILL_TREES::Trees_Per_Actor[@actor_id][4], :tree_2) if EME::SKILL_TREES::Trees_Per_Actor[@actor_id][1] != nil
add_command(EME::SKILL_TREES::Trees_Per_Actor[@actor_id][5], :tree_3) if EME::SKILL_TREES::Trees_Per_Actor[@actor_id][2] != nil
end
end
alias eme_est_i_need_something_original refresh
def refresh
eme_est_i_need_something_original
clear_command_list
make_command_list
end
end
#============================================================================
#
# Window_EST_Information
# Window which shows all needed information.
#============================================================================
class Window_EST_Information < Window_Base
attr_accessor :actor
attr_accessor :tree_id
attr_accessor :skill_object
def initialize
super(7 * 24 + 24, 48, Graphics.width - 7 * 24 - 24, Graphics.height - 48)
@actor = nil
@tree_id = 0
@skill_object = ["", [0], ["points", 0]]
end
end
#============================================================================
#
# Window_MenuCommand
# Adds the skill trees menu command.
#============================================================================
class Window_MenuCommand
alias eme_est_original_commands add_original_commands
def add_original_commands
eme_est_original_commands
add_command(EME::SKILL_TREES::MENU_VOCAB, :talents) if EME::SKILL_TREES::USE_MENU_COMMAND
end
end
#============================================================================
#
# Scene_Menu
# Adds the handler to access the skill trees scene from the menu.
#============================================================================
class Scene_Menu
alias eme_est_create_command_window create_command_window
def create_command_window
eme_est_create_command_window
@command_window.set_handler(:talents, method(:talents_scene)) if EME::SKILL_TREES::USE_MENU_COMMAND
end
def talents_scene
SceneManager.call(Scene_SkillTrees)
end
end
#============================================================================
#
# Scene_SkillTrees
# New scene to learn skills from the trees.
#============================================================================
class Scene_SkillTrees < Scene_MenuBase
def start
super
create_skill_trees
create_skill_trees_selection
create_info_window
@skill_trees_selection.deactivate
@skill_tree.activate
end
alias eme_est_scene_update update
def update
eme_est_scene_update
any_change = false
if @info_window.skill_object != @skill_tree.objects[@skill_tree.data[$game_party.est_last_object_index]]
@info_window.skill_object = @skill_tree.objects[@skill_tree.data[$game_party.est_last_object_index]]
any_change = true
end
if @info_window.tree_id != $game_party.est_last_tree_id
@info_window.tree_id = $game_party.est_last_tree_id
any_change = true
end
if @skill_tree.tree_id != $game_party.est_last_tree_id
@skill_tree.tree_id = $game_party.est_last_tree_id
any_change = true
end
if any_change
@info_window.refresh
@skill_tree.refresh
end
end
def create_skill_trees
@skill_tree = Window_EST_Trees.new($game_party.est_last_tree_id)
@skill_tree.viewport = @viewport
@skill_tree.set_handler(:ok, method(:learn_skill))
@skill_tree.set_handler(:cancel, method(:switch_to_selection))
@skill_tree.set_handler(:pageup, method(:actor_left))
@skill_tree.set_handler(:pagedown, method(:actor_right))
end
def create_skill_trees_selection
@skill_trees_selection = Window_EST_Selection.new
@skill_trees_selection.actor_id = @skill_tree.actor.id
@skill_trees_selection.clear_command_list
@skill_trees_selection.make_command_list
@skill_trees_selection.refresh
@skill_trees_selection.viewport = @viewport
@skill_trees_selection.select(@skill_tree.tree_id)
@skill_trees_selection.set_handler(:ok, method(:switch_to_tree))
@skill_trees_selection.set_handler(:cancel, method(:return_scene))
@skill_trees_selection.set_handler(:pageup, method(:actor_left))
@skill_trees_selection.set_handler(:pagedown, method(:actor_right))
end
def create_info_window
@info_window = Window_EST_Information.new
@info_window.actor = @skill_tree.actor
@info_window.tree_id = @skill_tree.tree_id
@info_window.skill_object = @skill_tree.objects[@skill_tree.data[@skill_tree.index]]
@info_window.refresh
@info_window.viewport = @viewport
end
def switch_to_tree
@skill_trees_selection.deactivate
@skill_tree.activate
end
def switch_to_selection
@skill_tree.deactivate
@skill_trees_selection.activate
end
def actor_left
last_window = "selection"
if @skill_tree.active
last_window = "trees"
end
current_actor_index = $game_party.members.index(@skill_tree.actor)
if current_actor_index - 1 >= 0
@skill_tree.actor = $game_party.members[current_actor_index - 1]
else
@skill_tree.actor = $game_party.members[$game_party.members.size - 1]
end
@skill_trees_selection.actor_id = @skill_tree.actor.index
@info_window.actor = @skill_tree.actor
@skill_tree.refresh
@skill_trees_selection.refresh
@info_window.refresh
$game_party.est_last_actor_index = $game_party.members.index(@skill_tree.actor)
if last_window = "trees"
@skill_tree.activate
else
@skill_trees_selection.activate
end
end
def actor_right
last_window = "selection"
if @skill_tree.active
last_window = "trees"
end
current_actor_index = $game_party.members.index(@skill_tree.actor)
if $game_party.members[current_actor_index + 1] != nil
@skill_tree.actor = $game_party.members[current_actor_index + 1]
else
@skill_tree.actor = $game_party.members[0]
end
@skill_trees_selection.actor_id = @skill_tree.actor.id
@info_window.actor = @skill_tree.actor
@skill_tree.refresh
@skill_trees_selection.refresh
@info_window.refresh
$game_party.est_last_actor_index = $game_party.members.index(@skill_tree.actor)
if last_window = "trees"
@skill_tree.activate
else
@skill_trees_selection.activate
end
end
def learn_skill
object = @skill_tree.objects[@skill_tree.data[@skill_tree.index]]
current_element = 0
cost = 0
loop do
if object[@actor.est_skill_level(object, @skill_tree.tree_id) + 2][current_element][0] == "points"
cost = object[@actor.est_skill_level(object, @skill_tree.tree_id) + 2][current_element][1]
break
else
current_element += 1
end
end
$game_actors[@actor.id].tree_points -= cost
$game_actors[@actor.id].points_per_tree[@skill_tree.tree_id] += cost
$game_actors[@actor.id].tree_skills[@skill_tree.tree_id].push(object[1][@actor.est_skill_level(object, @skill_tree.tree_id)])
$game_actors[@actor.id].learn_skill(object[1][@actor.est_skill_level(object, @skill_tree.tree_id)])
@skill_tree.refresh
@info_window.refresh
@skill_tree.activate
end
end

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夜羽圣灵 · 发表于 2012-3-31 23:24:01

saturnfjh 发表于 2012-3-31 22:16
直接给脚本
不要问我怎么用，我还没用过……
来自 www.rpgmakervxace.net

虽然你说不要问。。。但怎么用啊。。。。。

kiuh99999 · 发表于 2012-4-1 23:47:04

本帖最后由 kiuh99999 于 2012-4-2 00:28 编辑

这个脚本好难啊。。。
而且默认提供的还有bug。。。
SECTION 1 / STANDARD MODULE CONSTANTS    加点设置。。。自己折磨。。咱没看。。
SECTION 2 / TREE_POINTS_TABLE 看不懂。。。。貌似是加点的点数。。
SECTION 3 / OBJECTS 技能树设置1。。这部分超复杂，，估计只能勉强看会。。最多一半，，，
SECTION 4 / TREES 技能树设置2。。是设置1的更加具体化。。。
SECTION 5 / TREES PER ACTOR 对应角色的技能树。
格式：Actor_id => [tree_1, tree_2, tree_3, "tree_name_1", "tree_name_2", "tree_name_3"]
最多3个技能树，，例 1=> [1, nil, 2, "tree_name_1", ", "tree_name_3"] 这样有两个技能树。。前3个是对应SECTION 4 的技能树名字，后三个你可以自己DIY新名字，也可以用原本的，，，如果名字为空，就这样       “”，    前面技能树为空，则用 nil 代替。。

大致只能看懂这么多。余下lz最好自己研究。。咱慢慢折腾。。。。

‘‘──kiuh99999于2012-4-2 19:12补充以下内容

咱已经被那无尽的bug给打败了。。
SECTION 4 /。。。理解。。。
’’

‘‘──kiuh99999于2012-4-2 22:36补充以下内容

SECTION 4 ..以7个为一排，，作为树的开头。。。如果没有，，就用 nil。。。然后貌似可以弄很长的树，，，
SECTION 3  这是使我放弃的原因。。。各种bug，。。各种洗具。。。太给力。。。
先是技能只有3个。。如果在按下去的话，直接弹bug。。。。。好吧。。这部分可以用需要技能点999999999999999 来回避。。。
然后呢，我选另一个角色，加点无效。。（有效的方法貌似猜到，但是麻烦。。。）结果呢。。。多按了几次。直接bug。。。。我明明按了 page down了。点还加在第一个角色上面。。神奇啊  。。。
顺说一句。。网页进不去。。那个脚本的地址。是要注册吗？
’’

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