Enemy Exp Formulas
This script allows you to use a formula to calculate how much exp is obtained from an enemy.
Download
Script: download here
Installation
Place this script below Materials and above Main
Usage
Note-tag enemies with
<exp formula: FORMULA>
Where the FORMULA is any valid ruby formula that returns a number.
You can use the following variables in your formula:
exp - the default exp value set in the database for that enemy a - this enemy p - game party t - game troop v - game variables s - game switches
If no exp formula is specified, then the default exp is given.
If you would like to use ruby statements that extend across multiple lines,
you can use the extended note-tag:
<exp formula>
if v[1]
exp + 200
else
exp - 200
end
</exp formula>
This may be useful if you have complex logic and you don’t want to write it as
a one-liner.
Examples
Divide exp by the number of battle members
<exp formula: exp / p.battle_members.size >
Increase exp by some multiplier based on variable 1
<exp formula: exp + (v[1] * 100) >
Give a nice bonus based on whether switch 1 is ON
<exp formula: s[1] ? exp * 10000 : exp >
Wow, thanks a ton! This should helps a lot to get a NG+ Exp bonus. :3
I do have a question though: Is there a formula that lets you calculate the Exp different depending on whether or not one of two switches is active?
(For example, if Switch 1 is active, the party gains double exp, but if switch 2 is active instead, they will only gain half the exp)
Either way, thanks :3
Yes, you can use multiple conditional blocks
Thank you SO much! This is perfect! X3
Handy script 🙂 Nice to see some customisation for enemy exp.
Updated to support “this enemy” formula variable.
I just found a reason to need this script. 🙂
Once again, the proliferation of your work often precedes need!
its is possible to give different xp for each member of the party?
ex. actr1 is level 20. so the actr will gain 90% of the given xp.
actr2 is level 30. so the actr2 will gain 80% of the given xp.
Not with this script. This only determines how much exp an enemy gives, not how much a particular actor obtains.