CSCA Professions

[casper667 125]

CSCA Professions
By: Casper Gaming (Casper667)
Last Update: July 18, 2013
Latest version: 1.0.3

Introduction
Allows you to easily create a powerful profession system in your game. Should be compatible with most other scripts that add similar functions.

Screenshots

The profession menu. Call with SceneManager.call(CSCA_Scene_Professions)

If using the CSCA Toast Manager, automatic level up/down messages are displayed:

How to Use
Place in your materials section. Setup required. Instructions in script.

 

Updates

version 1.0.1

- Cleaned code up a bit.

- Can now disable toasts for this script.

- Added toast for profession discovery.

 

version 1.0.2

- Profession icons should draw at the correct y coordinate now.

 

version 1.0.3

- Added faster access to profession level for achievement system.

 

Script
Text file is found here(copy and paste everything into your script editor in the materials section): LINK
Requires CSCA Core Script to work properly - Get it here!

 

Optional: For the automatic level up windows, you'll need CSCA Toast Manager - Get it here!

Optional: To easily add this script to the menu, use the CSCA Menu Organizer - Get it here!

 

Credit
Casper Gaming

Terms
http://www.caspergam...rms_of_use.html

Edited January 28, 2018 by casper667

[Sievnn 14]

Nice work!

[casper667 125]

Quick update

version 1.0.1

- Cleaned code up a bit.

- Can now disable toasts for this script.

- Added toast for profession discovery.

[Markchapman 0]

Hello, and thank you for this great script that will eventually save me alot of time with events. Though I'm having a slight problem, When I use your call script change_prof_exp(1,5) I get an error

 

 

 

 I have also tried just the Core, professions  organized menus, and toasts scripts in another project and I got the same error. I do have the Core above all the scripts. Any suggestions or has any one else had this problem? 

[casper667 125]

Instead of using the array number, use whatever you set :symbol to for the profession.

for example:

change_prof_exp(:cooking, 5)

[Hororo 3]

this is neat! i will definitely use it

 

does each characters have diff/individual professions or its party-based professions?

[casper667 125]

It's party based.

[BOSSBERRY 28]

Awesome like runescape this could be perfect for my survival game should it be compatible with falcao crafting/gathering?

[casper667 125]

You could always try it and see

[Markchapman 0]

Wow, thanks I'll try that. =]

[Markchapman 0]

I got it, One, I had the scripts in the wrong place, they should have been core, then toasts. I also wasn't reading the script comments close enough the symbol is how the profession is displayed... 

 

 

edit: is there a way of using the levels? Is there a script call? So that i can use the level in a conditional branch?

Edited May 7, 2013 by Markchapman

[casper667 125]

You could try this, it should work but I didn't test:

 

$csca.get_profession(symbol).level

 

where symbol would be the profession's symbol.

[Markchapman 0]

Got it thanks again. I linked it to A variable. =]

Edited May 7, 2013 by Markchapman

[Bunni89 85]

Just wondering, is there a way to make this work with battles? I had some ideas and I'm not sure how to make them happen:
Profession gains EXP whenever you use a certain skill in battle.

Profession gains EXP whenever you win a battle with a certain character in the party. (Was gonna use this for a beastmaster character that gives you Demonology points by observing monsters.)

Profession gains EXP whenever you defeat a certain monster. (Something like you train Exorcism by killing zombies, etc)

[poundcakery 0]

Nice script! I think I found a glitch, though: when I opened the professions menu, the icons were right on top of each other: 

 

 

I'd fix it myself, but my scripting ability is embarrassingly bad:)

[casper667 125]

Just wondering, is there a way to make this work with battles? I had some ideas and I'm not sure how to make them happen:

Profession gains EXP whenever you use a certain skill in battle.

Profession gains EXP whenever you win a battle with a certain character in the party. (Was gonna use this for a beastmaster character that gives you Demonology points by observing monsters.)

Profession gains EXP whenever you defeat a certain monster. (Something like you train Exorcism by killing zombies, etc)

Well for the skills, you could add the change_exp script call into a common event associated with the skill. For the other 2 though I can't think of any easy way to do it. This script wasn't really made with combat "professions" in mind. Perhaps later on I'll make an add on with these features, but likely not any time soon.

 

 

 

Nice script! I think I found a glitch, though: when I opened the professions menu, the icons were right on top of each other: 

 

I'd fix it myself, but my scripting ability is embarrassingly bad:)

Script updated!

 

version 1.0.2

- Profession icons should draw at the correct y coordinate now.

[+ DarthVollis 59]

I have another script for fishing and I wanted the experience to increase each time that I caught a fish. Before your script I was using

 

 

def fish_experience

return $game_variables[24] += 1 if $game_variables[24] < 100

$game_variables[24] -= 100

$game_variables[100] += 1

end

 

My fishing experience was variable 24 and the level of fishing was variable 100.

 

Can you help me fix this so that I can use it for fishing using information from your script? I will also need this for any other profession that I create.

 

By the way your script says that it requires your core script of version 1.0.6+ but I cannot find a link to that version. I found the link to 1.0.5.

Edited May 16, 2013 by DarthVollis

[casper667 125]

@DarthVollis Your fish_experience method would probably look like this:

def fish_experience
 $csca.change_profession_exp(:fishing, 1)
end

 

replace :fishing with your profession symbol and 1 with the amount of exp you want the party to gain. Level up/down will be handled automatically.

 

I also updated the core script to 1.0.6 now. It's nothing major though, only more detailed error/warning reporting.

Edited May 16, 2013 by casper667

[+ DarthVollis 59]

Thanks for that.

[WillianPDX 0]

i can use for a condition ?
like : i'm lvl 2 and i need lvl 3 to cut a tree

' Sorry about my bad english i'm brazilian '

[casper667 125]

You can use $csca.get_profession(symbol).level to get the level. Then just add >= 2 for the condition to be greater than or equal to 2.

[casper667 125]

Script has been updated.

 

version 1.0.3

- Added faster access to profession level for achievement system.

[Kossuth 1]

How can i add custom professions? (For example pick locking)

 

[Wren 179]

How can i add custom professions? (For example pick locking)

 

 

Otherwise known as lockpicking... (hehe)

[casper667 125]

There are directions in the script... what part do you need help with?