RPG Maker XP
Warrior of Addons
Introduction
This is my own personal Add-On Collection. All the scripts are my own original creation, This will also be a work in progress, I plan to continue to update the scripts with any improvements, bug fixes (I’m sure there’s gonna be a few), and add new scripts as I write them.
For the sake of simplicity, this script will be in the same format and work exactly the same as Blizzard’s Tons-of-Add-ons. The main controls to enable/disable the scripts will be at the top, with the configuration for the individual scripts within its respective section. I will post new updates, if any, every Friday or Saturday. For any new add-on the version will increase by 0.1, for any update of the collection or any update on an add-on the version will increase by 0.01.
As any other scripter can likely relate, its not always the scripts that are difficult, it is coming up with the ideas for what to write. If you have any ideas for scripts, or an idea of how to improve an existing one, don’t hesitate to give some feedback.
Features
▼ Status Effect (non-standard status effects):
● Heal After Battle (The Party is healed after battle by a percentage.)
● Special Elements (Only certain enemies to be hurt by certain elements.)
● Enemy Auto States (States that stay always active for enemies.)
▼ Utility (make your game more unique and better/help you during debug):
● Randomized Gold (It randomizes the gold drop by enemies.)
● Speed Save Option (Adds a hotkey to open the save menu quickly on the map.)
● Singular EXP (Allow for a singular actor as a lead actor.)
● Warning System (Warning system when your HP is low.)
The Code
License Terms
Attribution 3.0 Unported - You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor. Commerical use allowed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Instructions
– Configuration is below. Scripts can be enabled/disabled completely by setting them to true/false
– If any configuration requires you to add data into [ ], make sure that all values are seperated with commas.
– For any configuration that allows to set values to a float (decimal), include the 0. ex. (0.5) NOT (.5)
– For better performance, unless otherwise specified, any configuration that is a string, use single quotes (”), not double ("").
Compatibility
For info on script order go here: Bigace360’s Script Order
Version History
v1.00 (09.29.2012)
v1.32 (01.21.2013)
Version History at the bottom of the script
Credits & Thanks
Bigace360