Crafting

[+ Glasses 606]

Author: Mr. Trivel

Name: Crafting

Created: 2016-03-27

Version: 1.0

 

What does it do?

Allows players to craft items.

 

Video:

 

How to use?

First, you'll need 2 new files in data folder:
Recipes.json
Disciplines.json

Recipes file will hold all recipe data and Disciplines file will hold data about disciplines. I *highly* recommend checking sample files that are located in the demo of this plugin.

 

Discipline object looks like this:

{
   "ID": 999,
   "Name": "NAME",
   "IconID": 1337,
   "ExpFormula": "10000*level",
   "MaxLevel": 2,
   "Categories": ["1", "2", "3", ... , "n"],
   "Background": "FileName"
}

And file structure looks like this:

[
null,
object,
object,
...,
object
]

 

"ID" - to identify which disciiplice is which and for plugin calls. ID > 0
"Name" - how discipline is called
"IconID" - icon for discipline
"ExpFormula" - leveling formula for discipline, level stands for current discipline level
"MaxLevel" - max possible discipline level
"Categories" - Categories to organize items when crafting
"Background" - Give a background to crafting. Leave it empty - "" to use default background. Images go into img\System

 

Recipe object looks like this:

{
   "ID": 192312,
   "Name": "Ultimate Sword of Ascension",
   "IconIndex": 122,
   "Result": [
   {
      "Type": "weapon",
      "ID": 99999,
      "Amount": 1
   }
   ],
   "Requires": [
   {
      "Type": "item",
      "ID": 1337,
      "Amount": 99
   }
   ],
   "Discipline": ID,
   "Category": ["Swords", "Weapons"],
   "XP": 999999999,
   "LevelReq": 150,
   "Learned": "command"
}

And file structure looks like this:

[
null,
object,
object,
...,
object
]

 

"ID" - To know which recipe is which. ID > 0
"Name" - How it appears in crafting window
"IconIndex" - Icon for recipe
"Result" - What items and how many of them result by crafting it, can be more than one item.
"Requires" - What items and how many of them are required to craft it.
{
"Type" - item type - "weapon", "item", "armor"
"ID" - item ID
"Amount" - how much of the item
}
"Discipline" - which disicipline's recipe is this
"Category" - under which categories will item be shown, can be multiple
"XP" - XP given for the discipline
"LevelReq" - Discipline level requirement to craft it
"Learned" - how is the recipe learned - "start" - from the start, "command" by plugin command, "levelhit" - unlocks automatically when hits  required level

Plugin Commands:

Crafting Start [DISCIPLINE_ID] - opens scene to craft with discipline
Crafting GainExp [DISCIPLINE_ID] [EXP] - give exp to certain discipline
Crafting Learn [RECIPE_ID] - learn a specific recipe
Examples:
Crafting Start 3
Crafting GainExp 1 100
Crafting Learn 5

Script Calls:

$gameSystem.getDisciplineExp(DISCIPLINE_ID) - returns EXP of a discipline
$gameSystem.getDisciplineLevel(DISCIPLINE_ID) - returns LEVEL of a discipline
$gameSystem.isRecipeKnown(RECIPE_ID) - returns if recipe is learned
$gameSystem.knownRecipesNumber(DISCIPLINE_ID) - returns amount of recipes known

 

Plugin: <Link: Github>

How to download the Plugin: Click the link above, there will be a button named Raw, press Right Click -> Save As.

Demo: <Link: Mediafire>

 

Terms of Use:

Don't remove the header or claim that you wrote this plugin.

Credit Mr. Trivel if using this plugin in your project.

Free non-commercial projects.

For commercial use contact Mr. Trivel.

Edited March 28, 2016 by Glasses

[Ragnos 122]

Well I decided to use your script, I wanted to start by setting up one item to be crafted, but every time I go to test the game it crashes with the message: "Uncaught Syntax Error: Unexpected String". I've included the code in this post that you can check for below. I know I'm doing something wrong here.

 

Discipline Code

 

 

[

null,

{

"ID": 1,

"Name": "Smithing",

"IconID": 223,

"ExpFormula": "25*level",

"MaxLevel": 25,

"Categories": ["Weapon", "Armor", "Parts"],

"Background": "Lava1"

},

{

"ID": 2,

"Name": "Smelting",

"IconID": 313,

"ExpFormula": "25*level",

"MaxLevel": 25,

"Categories": ["Ingots", "Compress"],

"Background": ""

},

{

"ID": 3,

"Name": "Alchemy",

"IconID": 183,

"ExpFormula": "25*level",

"MaxLevel": 25,

"Categories": ["Mixing"],

"Background": ""

}

]

 

 

 

Recipe Code

 

 

[

null,

{

"ID": 1,

"Name": "Enhanced Iron Sword",

"IconIndex": 97,

"Result": 

[{

"Type": "weapon",

"ID": 11,

"Amount": 1

}],

"Requires":

[{

"Type": "item",

"ID": 366,

"Amount": 1

 

                        "Type": "item",

"ID": 359,

"Amount": 1

 

                        "Type": "item",

"ID": 358,

"Amount": 1

 

                        "Type": "item",

"ID": 357,

"Amount": 1

}],

"Discipline": 1,

"Category": ["weapons"],

"XP": 7,

"LevelReq": 1,

"Learned": "start"

}

]

 

 

EDIT: I guess I'll go look for another crafting script then... since no reply.

Edited June 2, 2016 by Ragnos

[+ Glasses 606]

@Ragnos,

Haven't tested it, but from I see, the "Requires" items aren't split into objects.

This should make it work:

	"Requires":
	[{
		"Type": "item",
		"ID": 366,
		"Amount": 1
 	},
        "Type": "item",
		"ID": 359,
		"Amount": 1
 	},
        "Type": "item",
		"ID": 358,
		"Amount": 1
 	},
        "Type": "item",
		"ID": 357,
		"Amount": 1
	}],

[Excessum 0]

So I have been using this plugin for my game... and I am having issues with testing it. Every time I make a mistake in recipes I go back in and fix it... but I have to start a new game every time I want to check my fix. Since I like to play test my games a lot I was wondering if I am doing something wrong. If so what is the best way to reset the mod each time I make a change to recipes?