Template:VisuMZ Steal Items Notetags

The following are notetags that have been added through this plugin. These notetags will not work with your game if this plugin is OFF or not present.

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Steal Action-Related Notetags

The following are notetags that are used to place on skills/items that you want to have stealing properties for.

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<Steal>
<Steal type>
<Steal type, type, type>

- Used for: Skill, Item Notetags
- Gives the skill/item stealing properties.
- Replace 'type' with 'All', 'Gold', 'Item', 'Weapon', 'Armor' to restrict
  steal targets to those types.

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<Steal type: x%>

- Used for: Skill, Item Notetags
- Gives the skill/item stealing properties with increased/decreased
  multiplicative success rates.
- Replace 'type' with 'All', 'Gold', 'Item', 'Weapon', 'Armor' to restrict
  steal targets to those types.
- Replace 'x' with a number representing the percent value to alter the
  success rate multiplicatively by.

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<Steal type: +x%>
<Steal type: -x%>

- Used for: Skill, Item Notetags
- Gives the skill/item stealing properties with increased/decreased
  additive success rates.
- Replace 'type' with 'All', 'Gold', 'Item', 'Weapon', 'Armor' to restrict
  steal targets to those types.
- Replace 'x' with a number representing the percent value to alter the
  success rate additively by.

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<Snatch>
<Targeting Steal>

- Used for: Skill, Item Notetags
- Changes the steal action from targeting a random item from the stealable
  types pool to a specific item that the player can select.
- If the snatch attempt fails, it will not attempt to steal other items.
- Both the <Snatch> and <Targeting Steal> notetags do the same thing.
- This does not work with abilities that target multiple enemies, random
  enemies, or actors.
- Use this in addition to the <Steal>, <Steal type>, or
  <Steal type, type, type> notetags as this does not have any steal
  properties on its own.

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JavaScript Notetags: Steal Action-Related

The following are notetags made for users with JavaScript knowledge to apply special effects for steal-related skills/items.

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<JS Steal Rate>
 code
 code
 rate = code;
</JS Steal Rate>

- Used for: Skill, Item Notetags
- Uses JavaScript code to determine the success rate of the steal action.
  - The 'rate' value is multiplied against the success rate of the target
    item being stolen. This is a multiplicative stack.
  - This means an item's default steal rate of 5% and a 200% steal rate on
    this notetag's 'rate' variable will yield 10%. Alternatively, if the
    default steal rate is 0%, it will yield 0% regardless of this notetag's
    'rate' variable value.
- This applies to all steal target types.
- The 'rate' variable starts at a value equal to the current success rate.
- The 'rate' variable will be returned as the declared success rate.
- The 'user' variable represents the user who will perform the skill/item.
- The 'target' variable represents the target who was stolen from.

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<JS Steal Gold Rate>
 code
 code
 rate = code;
</JS Steal Gold Rate>

- Used for: Skill, Item Notetags
- Uses JavaScript code to determine the success rate of the steal action.
  - The 'rate' value is multiplied against the success rate of the target
    item being stolen. This is a multiplicative stack.
  - This means an item's default steal rate of 5% and a 200% steal rate on
    this notetag's 'rate' variable will yield 10%. Alternatively, if the
    default steal rate is 0%, it will yield 0% regardless of this notetag's
    'rate' variable value.
- This applies to only the stealable gold type.
- The 'rate' variable starts at a value equal to the current success rate.
- The 'rate' variable will be returned as the declared success rate.
- The 'user' variable represents the user who will perform the skill/item.
- The 'target' variable represents the target who was stolen from.

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<JS Steal Item Rate>
 code
 code
 rate = code;
</JS Steal Item Rate>

- Used for: Skill, Item Notetags
- Uses JavaScript code to determine the success rate of the steal action.
  - The 'rate' value is multiplied against the success rate of the target
    item being stolen. This is a multiplicative stack.
  - This means an item's default steal rate of 5% and a 200% steal rate on
    this notetag's 'rate' variable will yield 10%. Alternatively, if the
    default steal rate is 0%, it will yield 0% regardless of this notetag's
    'rate' variable value.
- This applies to only the stealable item type.
- The 'rate' variable starts at a value equal to the current success rate.
- The 'rate' variable will be returned as the declared success rate.
- The 'user' variable represents the user who will perform the skill/item.
- The 'target' variable represents the target who was stolen from.

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<JS Steal Weapon Rate>
 code
 code
 rate = code;
</JS Steal Weapon Rate>

- Used for: Skill, Item Notetags
- Uses JavaScript code to determine the success rate of the steal action.
  - The 'rate' value is multiplied against the success rate of the target
    item being stolen. This is a multiplicative stack.
  - This means an item's default steal rate of 5% and a 200% steal rate on
    this notetag's 'rate' variable will yield 10%. Alternatively, if the
    default steal rate is 0%, it will yield 0% regardless of this notetag's
    'rate' variable value.
- This applies to only the stealable weapon type.
- The 'rate' variable starts at a value equal to the current success rate.
- The 'rate' variable will be returned as the declared success rate.
- The 'user' variable represents the user who will perform the skill/item.
- The 'target' variable represents the target who was stolen from.

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<JS Steal Armor Rate>
 code
 code
 rate = code;
</JS Steal Armor Rate>

- Used for: Skill, Item Notetags
- Uses JavaScript code to determine the success rate of the steal action.
  - The 'rate' value is multiplied against the success rate of the target
    item being stolen. This is a multiplicative stack.
  - This means an item's default steal rate of 5% and a 200% steal rate on
    this notetag's 'rate' variable will yield 10%. Alternatively, if the
    default steal rate is 0%, it will yield 0% regardless of this notetag's
    'rate' variable value.
- This applies to only the stealable armor type.
- The 'rate' variable starts at a value equal to the current success rate.
- The 'rate' variable will be returned as the declared success rate.
- The 'user' variable represents the user who will perform the skill/item.
- The 'target' variable represents the target who was stolen from.

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<JS On Steal Success>
 code
 code
 code
</JS On Steal Success>

- Used for: Skill, Item Notetags
- Runs the inserted JavaScript code upon successfully stealing.
- The 'user' variable represents the user who will perform the skill/item.
- The 'target' variable represents the target who was stolen from.
- The 'item' variable represents the item that was stolen if there is one.
  This will return a null value if gold was stolen instead.
- The 'gold' variable represents the gold quantity that was stolen if any.
  This will return a 0 value if there was no gold stolen.

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<JS On Steal Failure>
 code
 code
 code
</JS On Steal Failure>

- Used for: Skill, Item Notetags
- Runs the inserted JavaScript code upon failing a stealth attempt.
- The 'user' variable represents the user who will perform the skill/item.
- The 'target' variable represents the target who was the theft target.

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<JS On Steal Empty>
 code
 code
 code
</JS On Steal Empty>

- Used for: Skill, Item Notetags
- Runs the inserted JavaScript code if there was nothing to steal.
- The 'user' variable represents the user who will perform the skill/item.
- The 'target' variable represents the target who was the theft target.

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Steal Loot Setup-Related Notetags

The following notetags are made for enemies and used to set up the loot that can be stolen.

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<Steal Gold value: x%>

<Steal Item id: x%>
<Steal Item name: x%>

<Steal Weapon id: x%>
<Steal Weapon name: x%>

<Steal Armor id: x%>
<Steal Armor name: x%>

- Used for: Enemy Notetags
- Sets up droppable loot for the enemy.
- When setting up gold loot, replace 'value' with the amount of gold that
  will be stolen from this loot entry.
- When setting up items, weapons, or armors, replace 'id' with the ID of the
  item, weapon, or armor for the loot entry.
- When setting up items, weapons, or armors, replace 'name' with the name of
  the item, weapon, or armor for the loot entry.
- Replace 'x' with a number value representing the base percent chance of
  successfully stealing this loot entry.
- Insert multiple notetags for multiple loot entries to be stolen.

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<Steal>
 Gold value: x%

 Item id: x%
 Item name: x%

 Weapon id: x%
 Weapon name: x%

 Armor id: x%
 Armor name: x%
</Steal>

- Used for: Enemy Notetags
- Sets up a batch setup of droppable loot for the enemy.
- When setting up gold loot, replace 'value' with the amount of gold that
  will be stolen from this loot entry.
- When setting up items, weapons, or armors, replace 'id' with the ID of the
  item, weapon, or armor for the loot entry.
- When setting up items, weapons, or armors, replace 'name' with the name of
  the item, weapon, or armor for the loot entry.
- Replace 'x' with a number value representing the base percent chance of
  successfully stealing this loot entry.
- Insert/remove multiple copies of the loot entries inside the <Steal>
  notetags to add more or reduce entries.

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Steal Rate Traits-Related Notetags

The following notetags are made for trait objects that can alter the success rates of steal skills/items.

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<Steal Rate: x%>

- Used for: Actor, Class, Weapon, Armor, State Notetags
- Alters the steal rate for the stealing actor multiplicatively.
- Replace 'x' with a number representing the percent value to alter the
  success rate multiplicatively by.

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<Steal Rate: +x%>
<Steal Rate: -x%>

- Used for: Actor, Class, Weapon, Armor, State Notetags
- Alters the steal rate for the stealing actor multiplicatively.
- Replace 'x' with a number representing the percent value to alter the
  success rate additively by.

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<Steal Resist: +x%>
<Steal Resist: -x%>

- Used for: Enemy Notetags
- Alters the steal resistance for enemies. Higher numbers mean higher steal
  resistance.
- Replace 'x' with a number representing the percent value to alter the
  steal resistance by.

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