Display some uncommon values

[kyonides]

Err... delete the $fontsize or $fontname or $fontface stuff, XP doesn't need it, it should be equal to nil anyway (non existing) so replace $fontsize with some constant or with any specific integer.

Where it says...

Code:

if getitem_scope == 0
        getitem_scope = "No Use"
      end
      if getitem_scope == 1
        getitem_scope = "One Enemy"
      end
      if getitem_scope == 2
        getitem_scope = "All Enemies"
      end
      if getitem_scope == 3
        getitem_scope = "One Ally"
      end
      if getitem_scope == 4
        getitem_scope = "Party"
      end
      if getitem_scope == 5
        getitem_scope = "Down Ally (HP = 0)"
      end
      if getitem_scope == 6
        getitem_scope = "Down Allies (HP = 0)"
      end
      if getitem_scope == 7
        getitem_scope = "User"
      end

Paste this...

Code:

getitem_scope = case getitem_scope
when 0 then "No Use"
when 1 then "One Enemy"
when 2 then "All Enemies"
when 3 then "One Ally"
when 4 then "Party"
when 5 then "Down Ally (HP = 0)"
when 6 then "Down Allies (HP = 0)"
when 7 then "User"
end

...to make it look less crappy and make it easier to add more lines in case some other scripter added custom skill or item scopes anywhere else.

BlizzCFG.weapon_hp_plus(item_id)
BlizzCFG.weapon_sp_plus(item_id)

Where it says...

Code:

type = $data_armors[item_id].kind
      if type == 0
        type = "Handschuhe"
      end
      if type == 1
        type = "Helm"
      end
      if type == 2
        type = "Rüstung"
      end
      if type == 3
        type = "Stiefel"
      end
      if type == 4
        type = "Insigne"
      end
      if type == 5
        type = "Amulett"
      end
      if type == 6
        type = "Ring"
      end
      if type == 7
        type = "Schwingen"
      end
      if type == 8
        type = "Schild"
      end
      if type == 9
        type = "Accessory"
      end
      if type == 10
        type = "Accessory"
      end

Replace it with...

Code:

type = case $data_armors[item_id].kind
when 0 then "Handschuhe"
when 1 then "Helm"
when 2 then "Rüstung"
when 3 then "Stiefel"
when 4 then "Insigne"
when 5 then "Amulett"
when 6 then "Ring"
when 7 then "Schwingen"
when 8 then "Schild"
when 9 then "Accessory"
when 10 then "Accessory"
end

If you ever ever use mkxp to let people play your game on Linux as well, you'll thank me for making sure the case statement is compatible with Ruby 2.1 as well. Let's admit it, it's easier to read like these and saves many lines of code and multiple checks.

Not much later on you'll find a perfect place to add armor stuff so paste these lines...

hp_plus = 'My Custom Label: ' + BlizzCFG.armor_hp_plus(item_id).to_s
sp_plus = BlizzCFG.armor_sp_plus(item_id).to_s

...then pick a place for new draw_text lines to make it visible, i.e.

self.contents.draw_text(x + 170, y + 70, 420, 24, hp_plus, 0)
self.contents.draw_text(x + 170, y + 90, 420, 24, sp_plus, 0)

In the weapon section you would have to do the same for the pair of lonely lines I left behind that handle weapon stuff, don't forget to customize it under your own risk XP