Advanced Scopes - More target options for battlers

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Introduction

This script defines new scope types for items and skills in battle.
More specifically, it separates the scope into distinct properties you can define independently.

Those properties are:
- Affects allies
- Affects enemies
- Affects the entire group or only one
- Selects one randomly (new)
- Includes the user
- Only affects battlers that are alive
- Only affects battlers that are dead

You can also define completely custom restrictions by block, for example skills that can't target ghost enemies, or items that can only target allies that have a state, or more than 50% HP, etc.

Author: Wecoc
First Release: January 2017
Last Version: November 2018

Terms of use
- Giving credits (Wecoc) is optional, but appreciated.
- You can repost this code.
- You can edit this code freely, and distribute the edits as well.
- This code can be used on commercial games.

Demo
You can download a basic demo here: Advanced Scope.zip

Code
There are two versions, a normal one and a version compatible with Data File Save.

Normal version (independent)
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DFS version
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Advanced Instructions

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Targets must have a specific class ID

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Target only certain enemy IDs

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Target battlers with more than 50% HP

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Target battlers that have a certain state

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Target actors that know a certain skill

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Target enemies that know a certain skill

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Those should be defined both when creating a new game and when loading, but if you're using DFS you only have to define this once wherever you want.

FAQ

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- I want to apply a new restriction from an event script call, but those lines are too long.
Yeah, all my examples are like this
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but you can separate it like this
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- I want to make a "Random Ally" skill, but when there's only one actor (alive) I don't want that skill to be active, since that wouldn't be random at all.

Good point. You can do that with a custom restriction like this
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Monster-based Scope (AddOn)

This AddOn allows to make some enemies untargetable based on a specific condition. That condition can be the ID of the attacker, his equipment, a switch or any other condition. The fact it cannot be selected implies that if neither meets the condition, the attack and offensive abilities will be directly deactivated for the actor in question.

The only configurable part is the module Monster_Scope, and I made some examples on the instructions of the script.

Normal version (independent)
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Advanced Scope version
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I hope you like this. It's insane how long my posts tend to be



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