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Yanfly Engine Plugins

This plugin is a part of the Yanfly Engine Plugins library.


Introduction

By default, RPG Maker MV limits enemies to only drop up to 3 items max and
at very limited drop rates. This plugin allows you to add more than 3 items
at drop. In addition to having more than 3 drops, this plugin also allows
you to expand the enemy drops to have conditional drops, drops that will
only appear before the player if certain conditions are met.

Notetags

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RPG Maker MV's editor is unable to allow for custom traits/properties that a game dev may wish to associate with a database object, event, map, etc. Notetags are used to work around such limitations by allowing the game dev to tag certain traits/properties using specific Notetags declared by the related plugin.

Here is a list of Notetag(s) that you may use.

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Generic Drop

Use the following notetags to determine extra enemy drops. These drops will
drop normally without any special conditions other than having to go through
and pass a random number generator.

Enemy Notetags:
  <Item x: y%>
  <Weapon x: y%>
  <Armor x: y%>
  Adds item, weapon, or armor ID of x to the enemy's drop pool with a y%
  chance of dropping the item. Insert multiples of this notetag to add more
  drop items for the enemy drop pool.

  <Enemy Drops>
   Item x: y%
   Weapon x: y%
   Armor x: y%
  </Enemy Drops>
  Alternatively, using the above notetag format will allow you to group a
  large number of enemy drops together. Replace x with the item, weapon, or
  armor ID to give the item a drop rate of y%.

  <Drop Potion: x%>
  <Drop Short Sword: x%>
  <Drop Feather Cap: x%>
  If you prefer to use names instead, you can use the above format for the
  notetags. This will make the named item have a drop rate of x%. If you
  have multiple items in your database with the same name, priority will be
  given to the item with the highest ID in the order of item, weapons, then
  armors. Insert multiple multiples of this notetag to add more drop items
  for the enemy drop pool.

  <Enemy Drops>
   Potion: x%
   Short Sword: x%
   Feather Cap: x%
  </Enemy Drops>
  Alternatively, you can write your notetag like such to group together a
  list of named items. This will make the named item have a drop rate of x%.
  If you have multiple items in your database with the same name, priority
  will be given to the item with the highest ID in the order of item,
  weapons, then armors. Insert multiple multiples of this notetag to add
  more drop items for the enemy drop pool.

Conditional Drop

Sometimes, you want certain conditions to be met before enemies will drop a
specific item. These conditional drops would have a 0% chance otherwise. For
each condition met, you can increase or decrease the drop rate. Use the
below format to create a conditional drop.

Enemy Notetags:
  <Conditional Item x Drop>
   condition: +y%
   condition: -y%
  </Conditional Item x Drop>

  <Conditional Weapon x Drop>
   condition: +y%
   condition: -y%
  </Conditional Weapon x Drop>

  <Conditional Armor x Drop>
   condition: +y%
   condition: -y%
  </Conditional Armor x Drop>
  The above notetags will create the conditions for item, weapon, or armor x
  to drop. Insert various conditions in between the notetags to produce the
  conditional rate increases or decreases of y% for the drop.

  <Conditional Named Drop>
   condition: +y%
   condition: -y%
  </Conditional Named Drop>
  If you prefer to name your drop, use the above format. If database entries
  have matching names, priority will be given to the item with the highest
  ID in the order of items, weapons, then armor. Insert various conditions
  in between the notetags to produce the conditional rate increases or
  decreases for y% for the drop.

The following are various conditions you may use:

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ALIVE MEMBERS EVAL
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This checks the number of alive party members the player has when the drops
are being calculated and made and runs it against an eval check.
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Example:   Alive Members > 1: +20%
           Alive Members === 2: +25%
           Alive Members <= 3: -30%
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ALWAYS
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This condition will always pass. This can be used as setting a base rate for
the item drop.
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Example:   Always: +50%
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item x COUNT EVAL
weapon x COUNT EVAL
armor x COUNT EVAL
named item COUNT EVAL
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This checks the quantity of specific items, weapons, armors, and/or named
items you have. If you choose a named item and multiple database entries
share the name of that named item, priority will be given to the highest ID
in the order of items, weapons, and then armor.
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Example:   Item 1 Count > 1: +20%
           Weapon 2 Count === 2: +25%
           Armor 3 Count <= 3: -30%
           Potion Count >= 4: +35%
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DEAD MEMBERS EVAL
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This checks the number of dead party members the player has when the drops
are being calculated and made and runs it against an eval check.
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Example:   Dead Members > 1: +20%
           Dead Members === 2: +25%
           Dead Members <= 3: -30%
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DEATH TURN EVAL
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This will run an eval check to compare the turn number the enemy has died.
This effect requires the Battle Engine Core.
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Example:   Death Turn > 5: +10%
           Death Turn === 5: +20%
           Death Turn <= 4: +30%
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ENEMY LEVEL EVAL
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This will run an eval check to compare the enemy's level. This effect
requires the YEP Enemy Levels plugin.
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Example:   Enemy Level === 10: +30%
           Enemy Level <= 5: -20%
           Enemy Level >= 15: +10%
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EVAL code
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This will run an eval check for the code you've inserted. If it returns true
then the condition is met.
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Example:   Eval user.name() === 'Bat A': +30%
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LAST STRIKE SKILL X
LAST STRIKE ITEM X
LAST STRIKE named
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This checks to see if the last strike on the enemy is item x, skill x, or a
named action. If a named action is used and multiple database entries share
the name of the action, priority will be given to the highest ID in the
order of skills then items.
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Example:   Last Strike Skill 40: +20%
           Last Strike Item 50: -30%
           Last Strike Firaga: +40%
           Last Strike Ice Bomb: -50%
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PARTY MEMBERS EVAL
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This checks the number of party members (dead or alive) the player has when
the drops are being calculated and made and runs it against an eval check.
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Example:   Party Members > 1: +20%
           Party Members === 2: +25%
           Party Members <= 3: -30%
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RANDOM X%
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This condition has a random x% chance to pass.
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Example:   Random 20%: +40%
           Random 30%: -60%
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TIMES ELEMENT X STRUCK EVAL
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This compares the number of times the enemy has been struck by element x.
You can also replace x with the name of the item.
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Example:   Times Element Fire Struck > 6: +10%
           Times Element 3 Struck === 5: -10%
           Times Element Thunder <= 4: +20%
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TIMES ITEM X STRUCK EVAL
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This compares the number of times the enemy has been struck by item x. You
can also replace x with the name of the item.
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Example:   Times Item Bomb Struck > 6: +10%
           Times Item 42 Struck === 5: -10%
           Times Item Uni Struck <= 4: +20%
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TIMES SKILL X STRUCK EVAL
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This compares the number of times the enemy has been struck by skill x. You
can also replace x with the name of the skill.
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Example:   Times Skill Firaga Struck > 6: +10%
           Times Skill 40 Struck === 5: -10%
           Times Skill Thundaga Struck <= 4: +20%
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TIMES STATE X STRUCK EVAL
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This compares the number of times the enemy has been struck by state x.
You can also replace x with the name of the state.
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Example:   Times State 4 Struck > 6: +10%
           Times State Blind Struck === 5: -10%
           Times State Silence Struck <= 4: +20%
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TIMES STYPE X STRUCK EVAL
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This compares the number of times the enemy has been struck by skill type x.
You can also replace x with the name of the skill type.
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Example:   Times SType 1 Struck > 6: +10%
           Times SType Magic Struck === 5: -10%
           Times SType Special Struck <= 4: +20%
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SWITCH X ON
SWITCH X OFF
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Replace X with a switch ID. If switch X is ON or OFF, the condition is met.
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Example:   Switch 5 ON: +10%
           Switch 6 OFF: -10%
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TURN EVAL
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This will run an eval check to compare the number of turns the battle has
gone on for until the time the drops have been made.
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Example:   Turn > 5: +10%
           Turn === 5: +20%
           Turn <= 4: +30%
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VARIABLE X EVAL
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Replace X with a variable ID. This will run an eval check to compare the
variable's value to see if it meets the conditions.
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Example:   Variable 5 > 10: +20%
           Variable 6 === 11: +25%
           Variable 7 <= 12: -30%
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Script Calls

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Script Calls are event commands that are used to run JavaScript code during an event to call upon unique functions, usually added by the related plugin.

Here is a list of Script Call(s) that you may use:

For those with JavaScript proficiency, you can make use of some of these
newly added functions when you do an eval check for the enemy:

enemy.deathTurn()
This will return the turn the enemy died as an integer.

enemy.killer()
This will return the enemy's killer. If you would like to reference the
killer's HP, it'd be enemy.killer().hp

enemy.lastStruckAction()
This will return either a skill or item that the enemy was last struck with.

enemy.timesStruckSkill(skill ID)
This will return a number value for the number of times it was struck by
the skill referenced by the skill ID.

enemy.timesStruckItem(item ID)
This will return a number value for the number of times it was struck by
the item referenced by the item ID.

enemy.timesStruckSType(skill type ID)
This will return a number value for the number of times it was struck by
skills of the skill type ID.

enemy.timesStruckState(state ID)
This will return a number value for the number of times it was struck by
the state referenced by the state ID.

enemy.timesStruckElement(element ID)
This will return a number value for the number of times it was struck by
the element referenced by the element ID.

Changelog

Version 1.09:
- Bypass the isDevToolsOpen() error when bad code is inserted into a script
call or custom Lunatic Mode code segment due to updating to MV 1.6.1.

Version 1.08:
- Plugin compatibility update with Element Core to count multiple elemental
skills from counting the times struck by each element.

Version 1.07:
- Lunatic Mode fail safes added.

Version 1.06:
- New Conditional Drop line: Enemy Level. If you are using the
YEP Enemy Level plugin, this will allow conditional drops to check around
the enemy's level at death.

Version 1.05:
- Eval condition is given more priority as to not be triggered by other
conditions.

Version 1.04:
- Updated for RPG Maker MV version 1.1.0.

Version 1.03:
- Fixed documentation errors.
- Fixed a bug with the Turn Count condition.

Version 1.02:
- Fixed a bug that crashed the game when a conditional drop is made based
off of an item count.

Version 1.01:
- Added a new section: Lunatic Mode - New JavaScript Functions to allow
easier reference for the eval condition.

Version 1.00:
- Finished Plugin!