=begin #=============================================================================== ** Effect: Recoil Damage Author: Tsukihime Date: Sep 12, 2013 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Change log Sep 12, 2013 - added element type for recoil damage Aug 28, 2013 - added "guard" trigger for all objects Aug 25, 2013 - recoil effect occurs when battler gets hit May 14, 2013 - initial release -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Terms of Use * Free to use in commercial/non-commercial projects * No real support. The script is provided as-is * Will do bug fixes, but no compatibility patches * Features may be requested but no guarantees, especially if it is non-trivial * Preserve this header -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Required -Effects Manager (http://himeworks.wordpress.com/2012/10/05/effects-manager/) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Description This effect is activated when an attack is successfully made. The user will take some amount of damage according to the effect. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Installation Place this script below Effect Manager and above Main. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Usage Tag effect objects with <eff: recoil_damage formula element_id> Where the formula is any valid ruby statement that evaluates to a number. The `element_id` is the ID of the element you want the recoil damage to be. Look up the ID in the Terms tab. If you set it to -1, then it will be the "atk element" of the target which can be set using features. #=============================================================================== =end $imported = {} if $imported.nil? $imported["Effect_RecoilDamage"] = true #=============================================================================== # ** Rest of the script #=============================================================================== module Effect module Recoil_Damage Vocab = "%s took %s damage from the recoil!" Effect_Manager.register_effect(:recoil_damage) end end module RPG class BaseItem def add_effect_recoil_damage(code, data_id, args) args[1] = args[1] ? eval(args[1]) : 0 add_effect(code, data_id, args) end end end class Game_Battler < Game_BattlerBase def effect_recoil_damage(user, item, effect) elementID = effect.value1[1] value = eval(effect.value1[0]).to_i value *= effect_recoil_element_rate(user, elementID) value = value.to_i user.hp -= value user.perform_collapse_effect if user.dead? @result.effect_results.push(sprintf(Effect::Recoil_Damage::Vocab, user.name, value)) @result.success = true end #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- def effect_recoil_element_rate(user, elementID) if elementID < 0 atk_elements.empty? ? 1.0 : user.elements_max_rate(atk_elements) else user.element_rate(elementID) end end alias :state_effect_recoil_damage_attack :effect_recoil_damage alias :state_effect_recoil_damage_guard :effect_recoil_damage alias :item_effect_recoil_damage :effect_recoil_damage alias :enemy_effect_recoil_damage_attack :effect_recoil_damage alias :enemy_effect_recoil_damage_guard :effect_recoil_damage alias :actor_effect_recoil_damage_attack :effect_recoil_damage alias :actor_effect_recoil_damage_guard :effect_recoil_damage end class Game_Actor < Game_Battler alias :armor_effect_recoil_damage_attack :effect_recoil_damage alias :armor_effect_recoil_damage_guard :effect_recoil_damage alias :weapon_effect_recoil_damage_attack :effect_recoil_damage alias :weapon_effect_recoil_damage_guard :effect_recoil_damage alias :class_effect_recoil_damage_attack :effect_recoil_damage alias :class_effect_recoil_damage_guard :effect_recoil_damage end
공격할경우, 준 데미지의 n%만큼의 데미지를 자신이 입게됩니다.
<eff: recoil_damage 공식>을 스킬칸에 넣으면 된다는데...
사실은 실험하다 때려침
※ 필수 스크립트
http://himeworks.wordpress.com/2012/10/05/effects-manager/