02-10-2020, 04:34 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-10-2020, 04:35 AM by DerVVulfman.)
Time for a lecture with Doctor VVulf.
First, the method in Game_Actor that you are likely looking at is called make_exp_list. It looks at your actor and gets some data from the actor database. This data is basically a base start value and some progression data (exp_basis and exp_inflation). These values are used to create a curved progression chart.
Now, the make_exp_list method takes this data and creates the experience points you need to attain for each level from 2 to 100. It doesn't need to make points to reach level 1 since you're already there. But be that as it may, the system is used to create what the highest number of points you need to attain to reach level 100.
So insofar as the make_exp_list, this method should not be touched. It handles what points your levels need to attain.
NOW, there are other things to consider......
The method seen as exp= would do well. The full statement is def exp=(exp). When you gain experience points, you go through this method. And it is HERE that sets some of the caps you encounter.
The first line you encounter in the exp= method is the one that caps your experience points to 9999999. Kinda makes sense, eh?
Then the next set of methods you will want to look at are the exp_s and next_exp_s methods. They are responsible for converting your experience points and 'next' experience points into something that is displayed in your menu screens.... and that includes the dashes that fills the area when you reach the maximum level.
"Here endeth the lesson." - Malone (Sean Connery, The Untouchables)
First, the method in Game_Actor that you are likely looking at is called make_exp_list. It looks at your actor and gets some data from the actor database. This data is basically a base start value and some progression data (exp_basis and exp_inflation). These values are used to create a curved progression chart.
Now, the make_exp_list method takes this data and creates the experience points you need to attain for each level from 2 to 100. It doesn't need to make points to reach level 1 since you're already there. But be that as it may, the system is used to create what the highest number of points you need to attain to reach level 100.
So insofar as the make_exp_list, this method should not be touched. It handles what points your levels need to attain.
NOW, there are other things to consider......
The method seen as exp= would do well. The full statement is def exp=(exp). When you gain experience points, you go through this method. And it is HERE that sets some of the caps you encounter.
The first line you encounter in the exp= method is the one that caps your experience points to 9999999. Kinda makes sense, eh?
Then the next set of methods you will want to look at are the exp_s and next_exp_s methods. They are responsible for converting your experience points and 'next' experience points into something that is displayed in your menu screens.... and that includes the dashes that fills the area when you reach the maximum level.
"Here endeth the lesson." - Malone (Sean Connery, The Untouchables)