RPG::DBMonster Class Reference

Used for the default data of monsters which is defined in the database. More...

#include <DBMonster.h>

Public Attributes
int	id
	ID of the monster.
DStringPtr	name
	Monster's name.
DStringPtr	filename
	Monster's filename.
unsigned int	colorAlteration
	The color hue of the monster graphic. 0 represents the center of the slider. 0-180 is the right side, while 180-350 is the left side.
int	maxHp
	The monster's Maximum HP.
int	maxMp
	The monster's Maximum MP.
int	attack
	The monster's attack value.
int	defense
	The monster's defense value.
int	intelligence
	The monster's intelligence value.
int	agility
	The monster's agility value.
bool	isTransparent
	Is the monster partially transparent?
int	exp
	The amount of experience rewarded.
int	gold
	The amount of gold rewarded.
int	itemId
	The ID of the item rewarded (0 = no item)
int	itemProbability
	The probability of getting the item (percentage) (0-100)
bool	critFlag
	Can the monster perform a critical hit?
int	critPercentage
	The probability of getting the critical hit (percentage) (0-100)
bool	oftenMiss
	Does the monster often miss?
bool	isFlying
	Is the monster flying?
DArray< DamageMultiplier_T, 1, 2 >	conditions
	Condition Resistance Array (See RPG::DamageMultiplier)
DArray< DamageMultiplier_T, 1, 2 >	attributes
	Attribute Resistance Array (See RPG::DamageMultiplier)
CatalogPtr< MonsterBehavior * >	behavior
	Behavior Array (See RPG::MonsterBehavior)

Detailed Description

Used for the default data of monsters which is defined in the database.

Note

The members of this class either mean default values of a property or they are used for properties which aren't supposed to be changed in-game, thus the members won't be saved and loaded automatically (as it is the case with RPG::Actor and RPG::DBActor), but only loaded once at startup.

If you want to access a monster's data IN BATTLE, use the members and methods of RPG::Monster or RPG::Battler instead.

See also

RPG::dbMonsters

RPG::DamageMultiplier

RPG::MonsterBehavior

RPG::monsters

Member Data Documentation

attributes

DArray<DamageMultiplier_T, 1, 2> RPG::DBMonster::attributes

Attribute Resistance Array (See RPG::DamageMultiplier)

If at a certain point, the resistance of an attribute and all attributes higher than it are C, the attributes.size will equal the number of the highest non-C attribute.

Example:

Attr1: A
Attr2: B
Attr3: C
Attr4: C
Attr5: C

Because Attr3 is C, and those above it are C, attributes.size will be 2, because Attr2 is the last non-C attribute.

Warning

This can be confusing, because if you need to use attributes[15], but check for attributes.size to be 15 first, it could be 10 if 11-15 are all C, so the check would be false. The solution would be to use RPG::attributes.count() for the check instead. This would resize the array once an attribute higher than attributes.size is called, but because of the resizeValue in the template for RPG::DArray, attributes 11-15 would be correctly assigned to C

conditions

DArray<DamageMultiplier_T, 1, 2> RPG::DBMonster::conditions

Condition Resistance Array (See RPG::DamageMultiplier)

If at a certain point, the resistance of a condition and all conditions higher than it are C, the conditions.size will equal the number of the highest non-C condition.

Example:

Cond1: A
Cond2: B
Cond3: C
Cond4: C
Cond5: C

Because Cond3 is C, and those above it are C, conditions.size will be 2, because Cond2 is the last non-C condition.

Warning

This can be confusing, because if you need to use conditions[15], but check for conditions.size to be 15 first, it could be 10 if 11-15 are all C, so the check would be false. The solution would be to use RPG::conditions.count() for the check instead. This would resize the array once a condition higher than conditions.size is called, but because of the resizeValue in the template for RPG::DArray, conditions 11-15 would be correctly assigned to C

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• include/DynRPG/DBMonster.h