Weapon Hit %

[PhotonWeapon]

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Here is "Part 2" of the weapon statistics that was in RM2K/3 and booted out of RMXP. Part 1 is Weapon Critical%.
Here in Part 2, we bring back a weapon's own hit rate. Well, sort of. It's not perfect, and you'll see why later.

Start a new project, make copies of Game_Actor, Game_Enemy, and Game_Battler 1 and paste them right below the originals. This is in case things go wrong. Put "WeaponHit" or something beside them to differienate between them better.

In Game_Actor (WeaponHit), scroll down until you hit "def base_eva" section. Paste this right below it:

Code:

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # ● Weapon Hit %
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def base_hit
    case @weapon_id
    # PhotonWeapon: Set weapons' hit %. If no weapon
    # is equipped, Hit% is automatically 90 (default).
    #
    # Arshes' Weapons (swords)
    when 1
      weapon_hit = 90
    when 2
      weapon_hit = 85
    when 3
      weapon_hit = 90
    when 4
      weapon_hit = 90
    # Basil's Weapons (spears/lances)
    when 5
      weapon_hit = 90
    when 6
      weapon_hit = 85
    when 7
      weapon_hit = 90
    when 8
      weapon_hit = 90
    # Gloria's Weapons (maces)
    when 25
      weapon_hit = 85
    when 26
      weapon_hit = 80
    when 27
      weapon_hit = 85
    when 28
      weapon_hit = 90
    # Hilda's Weapons (staves/rods)
    when 29
      weapon_hit = 90
    when 30
      weapon_hit = 85
    when 31
      weapon_hit = 90
    when 32
      weapon_hit = 90
    end
    weapon = $data_weapons[@weapon_id]
    weapon_hit = weapon != nil ? weapon_hit : 90
    return weapon_hit
  end

What that case statement does is set a weapon's hit% according to its ID in the Database. For example, the Bronze Sword is Weapon ID #1 (001 in Database), so its hit rate is 90%. The Iron Sword is Weapon ID #2; its hit rate is 85%. If a character has no weapon equipped, hit rate is automatically 90%.

It does not exactly have to be this way, you can change the default hit rate back to 100%, or whatever. And there are probably ways to shorten that, like setting the weapon_hit variable to 90 first before the case statement and only using cases for weapons that have hit rates other than 90.


Go to Game_Enemy (the one that you will edit), scroll until you hit "def base_eva". Paste this below it:

Code:

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # ● Monster's Hit %
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def base_hit
    # PhotonWeapon: Set enemy's default hit rate to 90%.
    enemy_hit = 90
    return enemy_hit
  end

You'll have to do this or the game will crash when an enemy attacks.


Go to Game_Battler 1 (the new one), and in the "def hit" section here:

Code:

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # ● 命中率の取得
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def hit
    n = 100
    for i in @states
      n *= $data_states[i].hit_rate / 100.0
    end
    return Integer(n)
  end

Change the "100" to "base_hit". This will take the "base_hit" of a character (which is the weapon's hit rate) and of an enemy (which was set in Game_Enemy).


And there you go. It should work, I tried it myself and purposely gave myself and the enemy 1% Hit. They kept missing over and over again. But like I said, it's not perfect. Mostly because of that whole agility/dexterity/evasion accuracy thing. The accuracy formulas in Game_Battler 3 may or may not have to be changed, I'm not sure.