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// Version 2 of Hime ATB, with support for fill rate modifiers.
// Code example for tutorial: http://himeworks.com/2016/01/tutorial-series-hime-atb-customizing-atb-fill-rates/

var Imported = Imported || {} ;
var TH = TH || {};
Imported.TH_ActiveTimeBattle = 1;
TH.ActiveTimeBattle = TH.ActiveTimeBattle || {};

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// A super simple implementation of an ATB. Used for tutorial purposes.
// Read the tutorial here: http://himeworks.com/2016/01/tutorial-designing-a-simple-active-battle-system/

var Imported = Imported || {} ;
var TH = TH || {};
Imported.TH_ActiveTimeBattle = 1;
TH.ActiveTimeBattle = TH.ActiveTimeBattle || {};

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var TH_SpritesetMap_createLowerLayer = Spriteset_Map.prototype.createLowerLayer;
Spriteset_Map.prototype.createLowerLayer = function() {
  TH_SpritesetMap_createLowerLayer.call(this);
  this.createEmitter();
}

Spriteset_Map.prototype.createEmitter = function() {
  var conf = {

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#
# To change class while keeping exp/level, you don't need any additional scripts.
# Just make the script call
#
#    $game_actors[actor_id].change_class(class_id, true)
#
# Where `actor_id` is the ID of the actor you want to change classes and `class_id` is the ID of the class to change to.
#
# For example
#

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#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Preserves information about a particular class' skill tree
# When you change classes, your skill trees are not reset.
#
# Skill points are separate for each class, rather than pooled together.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Data_ClassSkillTree
  
  attr_accessor :class_id
  attr_accessor :skill_points

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#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Usage: use the script call
#
#   change_description(actor_id, new_description)
# 
# Where the actor_id is the ID of the actor you want to change and the
# new_description is the description you want the actor to show
#
# For example
#

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module TH
  module Special_Map_Command
  
    # The map that the player will be sent to upon choosing the special command.
    Map_ID = 2
    
    # Name of the command that will be shown in the title screen
    Name = "Boss Rush"
    
    # A formula that determines whether the command will be displayed

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# By default, when a battler dies, the game simply clears out the states.
# However, sometimes we might want them to be actually "removed" through the
# appropriate remove_state method
class Game_Battler < Game_BattlerBase
  
  alias :th_remove_states_on_death_die :die
  def die
    @states.each {|id| remove_state(id)}
    th_remove_states_on_death_die
  end

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# Quick demonstration of how one would hold class-specific bonus parameters.
# Usage: make the following script call
# 
#   $game_actors[id].add_class_param_plus(class_id, param_id, value)
#
class Game_Actor < Game_Battler
  
  alias :th_class_plus_params_initialize :initialize
  def initialize(actor_id)
    @class_plus_params = {}

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class Game_Battler
  def on_action_end
    @result.clear
    remove_states_auto(1)
    #remove_buffs_auto
  end
  
  def on_turn_end
    @result.clear
    regenerate_all