TP Upgrade [v3.02] (Max TP Rate, Initial Battle TP, TP Cost/Gain, TP Damage, and more!)

SumRndmDde · 2015-11-17T05:31:38+0900

TP Upgrade Version 3.02 by SumRndmDde What This Plugin Does: Currently, TP is restricted to having a specific Max and Initial value, along with being forced to have specific mechanics built into it. This Plugin allows you to change all of this. Max TP Can set an Actor's Max TP to be a certain value or JavaScript formula. Can change an Actor's Max TP with equipments, classes, states, etc. and do so by adding or subtracting a certain value, percent(%), or JavaScript formula. An Enemy's Max TP can also be set. Initial TP Can set an Actor's Initial TP (the TP they start the battle with) as a value or JavaScript formula. And similar to the Max TP, you can manipulate the Initial TP using equipments, classes, states, and more! Skill/Item Cost, Gain, and Damage Can set a Skill's TP cost to any value, percent(%), or JavaScript formula. Can set a Skill or Item's TP gain to any value, percent(%), or JavaScript formula. Can set a Skill or Item to do TP Damage and set a formula for how much damage is done. Set or Add TP to Actors Can set or add Actors' TP to a certain value or percent(%). Can set or add TP to all Actors in the party. Can set or add TP to an Actor based on their position in the party. Parameters Can set a minimum or maximum for the Max TP Can set it so all TP is preserved after battles Can restrict TP from being gained due to damage. Can show TP bar with Max TP in the Status Menu. How to Use It: First, install the Plugin. Next, watch the video above or read the text below: Parameters Spoiler Minimum Max TP The minimum amount of Max TP an Actor or Enemy may have. Default is 1 Maximum Max TP The maximum amount of Max TP an Actor or Enemy may have. Default is 99999 Restrict Damage Gain? Setting this to 'true' will stop Actors and Enemies from gaining TP due to damage. Default is false Preserve TP? Set this to 'true' and TP will be saved and stored after battles the same was HP or MP is. Default is false Max TP in Status? Set this to 'true' to add TP bar with Max TP in Status Screen. Removes the State Icons, however. Default is true TP Bonus Crit Use Amount of TP given when battler does critical. Is JavaScript eval using 'user' and 'target'. Default is 0 TP Bonus Super Use Amount of TP given when battler does super-effective. Is JavaScript eval using 'user' and 'target'. Default is 0 TP Bonus Crit Take Amount of TP given when battler is hit with critical. Is JavaScript eval using 'user' and 'target'. Default is 0 TP Bonus Super Take Amount of TP is given when battler is hit with super-effective. Is JavaScript eval using 'user' and 'target'. Default is 23 (jk, it's 0) Actor, Class, Equipment, Weapon, and State Notetags Spoiler Code: Sets the base Max TP of the Actor to 'value'. Value can be a JavaScript eval. Overwrittes based on priority: State, Weapon, Equipment, Class, Actor. Examples: Code: Adds the 'value' to the Actor's Max TP. Value can be a JavaScript eval. Examples: Code: Adds the 'value' to the Actor's Max TP. The value is a percent based off of the Actor's Max TP. Value can be a JavaScript eval. Examples: Code: Sets the base Max TP of the Actor to 'value'. Value can be a JavaScript eval. Overwrittes based on priority: State, Weapon, Equipment, Class, Actor. Examples: Code: Adds the 'value' to the Actor's Max TP. Value can be a JavaScript eval. Examples: Code: Adds the 'value' to the Actor's Max TP. The value is a percent based off of the Actor's Max TP. Value can be a JavaScript eval. Examples: Enemy Notetags Spoiler Sets the base Max TP of the Actor to 'value'. Value can be a JavaScript eval. Examples: Skill Notetags Spoiler Code: Sets the cost of the TP of the Skill. Value can be a JavaScript eval. Examples: Code: Sets the cost of the TP of the Skill. The value is a percent based off of the Actor's Max TP. Value can be a JavaScript eval. Examples: Skill and Item Notetags Spoiler Code: Sets the TP damage value that will be afflicted onto the target. Value can be a JavaScript eval that uses 'a' and 'b' as user and target. Examples: Code: Sets the TP damage value that will be afflicted onto the target. The value is a percent based off of the Target's Max TP. Value can be a JavaScript eval that uses 'a' a…

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Iliketea

#101 Jun 24, 2016, 12:05 PM Source

Hello again, long time no see!

I have a question: Is it possible to set the initial TP for an ENEMY?

or have the TP gain plugin calls work for enemies too?
SumRndmDde

#102 Jun 24, 2016, 05:41 PM Source

Iliketea said:
Hello again, long time no see!

I have a question: Is it possible to set the initial TP for an ENEMY?

or have the TP gain plugin calls work for enemies too?

I think it might actually be possible to do with the same notetags of the Actors.

Have you tried it? :0
Iliketea

#103 Jun 24, 2016, 05:42 PM Source

No, not yet o0

I will try it and report the result!
Iliketea

#104 Jun 24, 2016, 05:58 PM Source

Result of the experiment: The notetags work on enemies too!
Alphamega

#105 Jun 25, 2016, 09:01 AM Source

Is there a way to individually decide which actor can preserve TP? Rather than switching it on or off for everyone? Otherwise, this is a brilliant plugin. Thanks
Iliketea

#106 Jun 25, 2016, 09:09 AM Source

Yes you can set that in the actors traits, I think its under "special flags" but for sure on the last page
Alphamega

#107 Jun 25, 2016, 11:01 AM Source

Iliketea said:
Yes you can set that in the actors traits, I think its under "special flags" but for sure on the last page

oh wow... I've spent so long messing around with plugins that i didn't even think to check anywhere else lol thank you
masterlobo

#108 Nov 2, 2016, 06:42 AM Source

Is there a plugin command to increase an actor's Max TP?

I want to increase Max TP as part of a perks system I have only, but so far it can only be done via class, equipment, actor notes, or state.

If there's not, I guess I could do a passive state, but still asking :)
masterlobo

#109 Nov 5, 2016, 05:17 PM Source
Fixed it myself, it was actually a very easy solution.

If you want to dynamically edit the Max TP, just set the Actor Max TP param to a game variable instead of a constant (or a formula involving a game variable), and just modify the variable in the game :)
Code:
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firestalker

#110 Jan 5, 2017, 02:39 AM Source

Mister SumRndmDde? I've been trying to get this new updated version [3.02] to work but for some readon the <TP Heal: x> notetag isn't working at all. ~~It seems to work as intended during battle~~, but when trying to use an item or skill in the menu [like you would for a potion] then it gives you a buzzer sound and nothing happens to the TP.

I have worked out a work around, but it's a frustratingly bad work around. I set the item in question to call a common event and use a plugin call to add the TP to the target actor. But this means that only one item can be used at a time and you have to open the menu and select the item again to get the desired amount of TP.

Can you help me out and let me know if this on my end or something...

Scratch that.... it's not working in battle either. :distrust:
M.I.A.

#111 Jan 5, 2017, 07:52 AM Source

@SumRndmDde, this is by far my favorite of all of your plugins. Brilliant.

-Mia
firestalker

#112 Jan 14, 2017, 04:01 AM Source

I'm beginning to think that the Update to 1.3.4 has broken this plugin...
Iliketea

#113 Jan 14, 2017, 06:10 AM Source

@firestalker It works fine for me o0 What are you having problems with?
firestalker

#114 Jan 14, 2017, 06:55 AM Source

@IliketeaThe <TP Heal: x> Note-tag. I was fairly certain it was working before and then it suddenly stopped. Now I get a buzzer if I try to use the item from the menu. I asked in the JS Plugin Requests forum for help and @Engr. Adiktuzmiko figured out that if you add the effect to item then the item works. At least it did for him. I got the buzzer to stop sounding and the item to be used, but the effect was still not be applied. So it's essentially using an item with nothing happening. He mentioned that it works for him but he also says he has NOT updated to 1.3.4 yet. Since I have and it doesn't work for me the way it should, so I can only assume that the update broke the plugin.

Here is the thread from the JS Plugin Request forum if you want to know all that I've done to try and get this plugin to work for me. Including turning off all my other plugins [since that's the first thing everyone asks]. TP Upgrade Fix Thread
Iliketea

#115 Jan 14, 2017, 05:56 PM Source

Ok, I tried it myself right now and it works for me just fine.

Are you by any chance using TP as MP and switched the two of them?
firestalker

#116 Jan 14, 2017, 05:59 PM Source

@IliketeaNope... I did make the Max TP for my main actor linked to their luck. But even changing that had no effect. I've even tried this plugin in a fresh project all by itself and it still didn't work.

Why does it work for everyone else but me? TP Upgrade why do you hate me so?!
Iliketea

#117 Jan 14, 2017, 06:01 PM Source

Could you maybe post your plugin list and a picture of how you set the healing item up?

Also, did you make sure that you can recover TP ( are you missing TP)
firestalker

#118 Jan 14, 2017, 06:21 PM Source

@IliketeaThe Item Setup:

Spoiler

Plugin List:

Spoiler

I have tried several times to get this plugin to work for me even using a new project with no other plugins being used. It still doesn't work... Maybe I'm just not using it right or something.

Yes, the actor does need TP.
Iliketea

#119 Jan 14, 2017, 06:23 PM Source

Did you try using this notetag instead?

<TP Gain: 120>
firestalker

#120 Jan 14, 2017, 06:27 PM Source

Iliketea said:
Did you try using this notetag instead?

<TP Gain: 120>

Yeah, but it does the same thing that the other note-tag does... there is literally no difference between the two for me.