Need help with an EXP curve...

Hi all,

I'm trying to make a very simple experience curve as follows:

to get from level 1 to level 2 you need 1 Exp.
to get from level 2 to level 3 you need 2 Exp. (3 Exp. Total)
to get from level 3 to 4 you need 3 Exp. (6 Exp. Total)
and so on, where the max level is 10 and it takes a total of 45 Exp. to get there.

Could someone help me out with a formula that can make this work? Really have no clue what I'm doing in terms of JavaScript, and am using Yanfly's class base parameters. Thanks, and let me know if I'm missing any information here.

I think you'll find this plugin very helpful, as it does just whant you want: http://himeworks.com/2015/12/exp-tables-mv/

The only thing is you have to manually write it, but it shouldn't be too much of a hassle.

Edit: I didn't see you max lvl is 10, this is perfect for you then :rwink:.

I saw that Plugin and tried to download it, but am receiving a windows script error when I try to move it into the plugin folder referencing another plugin? Is this not compatible with other plugins? The error reads:

Script: ….\games\project1\js\plugins\YEP_CoreEngines.js
Line: 816
Char: 1
Error: 'PluginManager" is undefined
Code: 800A1391
Source: Microsoft Jscript runtime error

Thanks in advance if anyone can help me getting this up and running.

There seems to be an issue with how you have the plugin set up. I use both of those plugins and never had an issue with them. Did you change the script directly? What other plugins are you using?

I haven't touched any of the scripts at all. Here's a photo of the ones I'm running and the order they're in, and also a screen of all the plugins in the folder.

And to be clear, the error pops up when I attempt to move the plugin into the folder, not when the game is running. So I don't think it has to do with the order they're in? pretty clueless here.

That is strange, I've never seen that error before from using windows. Are you running it as the administrator?

yup. On my personal laptop, never seen that error before.

This means that you're actually executing the Javascript code instead of moving the file. This would happen if you don't have a default program set for that type of file (.js type of file) and you double-click it, for example. Or it could happen if you "drop" a .js file on top of another .js file. Basically some action where Windows thinks you want to execute the code.

Suggestion: Set the default program for .js files to a text editor like Notepad, and/or use cut&paste to move files (drag&drop you might accidentally double-click)

That seemed to do the trick, thanks! I'm sure I'll have some questions about the plugin itself later tonight, but thanks a lot for now.