CharacterFromGeneratorParts.js: CharacterFromGeneratorParts.js

CharacterFromGeneratorParts.js

This is script I wrote on request for a completely random disposable character that you would never see again.
This thread: https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?threads/randomly-generate-characters-ideas-help.74399

It's over 1,000 lines and it took me over a week, but as a script it does so little and the built-in MV character generator can already do it better, so it makes me feel insignificant about writing all this. There is a lot of description though. I'll just copy paste most of what I posted to @temmie in that thread.

To generate a character, you must set its character image file to one of these. It can just be named these; it doesn't have to be these exact files, but these visually signify the generated characters from the regular ones.
Spoiler: $Is_Generator_Char.png
You'll need to copy the folder called Generator with the part images from your RMMV folder to your game /img/ folder too.

The first and foremost parameter to use is <gender:value> value can be male, female, or kid, or also 0 for male, 1 for female, and 2 for kid. Gender is basically also the body. You can add hue, sat and lum to that tag to change the skin color.

<part:random hue:random sat:random lum:random> random for a value will set any parameter to random based on its attribute. It will be random every time. It may be better to use var() and set a Game Variable to random that way instead.

For example Game Variables #5 - #8 to use its value <part:var(5) hue:var(6) sat:var(7) lum:var(8)>

To add a part to one of these $generator image characters, just list any of these tags in the event comment (flow control Page1) or the Actor Note in the database. It goes <part:number  hue:number sat:number lum:number gender:value> Hue, sat, and lum are Hue Saturation and Lightness (Luminance). Gender the attribute of a parameter will uses a trans part from another folder, example a female character with <beard:5 gender:male> can have a beard from the male parts. Those are optional. To use a parameter, all you really need is part name and number. The number is the little p01 - p02 on the generator image.
Spoiler: List of all generator part parameters and the range of their p numbers

Those folders are the part number ranges, but these parameters in comments/notes will control all 3 character, battler, and face.

Message faces take some extra parameters to change the face parts live. If you are using the $generator face image, to generate a face, end the message with \[face] and that mark will activate the generated face. It generates from the event notes, but you can also add the part parameters in the message after \[face] like <eyes:5><mouth:10> to change their expression. <event:id>or<actor:id> where id is the EV001 number or the Actor 1-4, if that particular person is also a generator char. It doesn't work on regular characters, but use the built in way for those faces.

Straight up <part:number> is a little bit like a vestigial appendix, because a solid PNG already has a solid piece attached. The only good way to get generate a character is with <part:var(number)> like game variable 3, var(3)... so forth...

script download (my wordpress) : http://jakeis.com/rpg_maker_scripts/CharacterFromGeneratorParts.js
script download (as attachment) : https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/inde...0/&temp_hash=2eb75416ab313a6cd4a5551695cce4fb

demo game: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5Wl5t3fnFXGd2JOUHBtdnFBZDA (.zip)
Spoiler: movie of the demo game; doesn't get into as much detail[quote][/quote]
This demo video is a bit wonky because 90% of the characters are generated and I was running screen recording. I don't recommend that many generated characters for your game. I also recommend playing/editing the demo rather than watching this movie. When I watch it it seems to get a little convoluted, like too much information all at once.

There is one more parameter <down> and it will make a TVD fallen character instead of a TV regular character.
There is more in the demo game.

This does not replace the actual character generator for efficiency, but if you come across a random character that you like, you can save all the generated bitmaps to a folder by running this function in the F8 Dev-Tools console.                                 Code:       

It will only save the ones that are ready. If you've seen a character or face, it will save those, because they are cached.


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