Scratch

Okay, I'm joining.

shape:
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
4

Rot:

-80.0
-80.0
-80.0
-80.0
-80.0
-80.0
-130.0
-120.0

Size:

100
100
100
100
100
100
57
57

X:

2
46
-10
36
-31
-47
13
-8

Y:

-22
4
23
58
67
8
-7
39

My lack of creativity amazes me.

Last edited by mkolpnji (2011-02-02 11:49:52)

Also, remeber,when you post the monster you must say what it is and what its strenghts are.

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/archtest/1572486

There the demo thing I made. Going to bed now.

Last edited by archmage (2011-02-02 00:51:31)

I was expecting something more but I suppose that is still pretty cool

Sorry, I hate to do this but there is only 1 slot left open and I really need someone to do art. If anyone drops out you will be the first one in though.

kayybee wrote:

If you think any of them is too big, divide every "size" by 1.2 and if that's not enough, repeat.

I'll add the stats.

Monster 1-
hp-4
attack-2
defense-2
speed-2

monster 2/caterpillar
hp-4
attack-2
defense-3
speed-1

Well, the problem with that is that if I change the size the space between the stamped symbols is still the same. Also the monster seems to be facing the right, if you look at the monster demo you can see that it won't look right.

Okay, just woke up.
For my previous monster:
HP 4
Atk 2
Def 1
Spd 4

Say, what types have been decided on?
If they haven't been decided yet, I would make this wind type.

EDIT: Hah, just looked at your code for the demo thing.
It does need a lot of work, because I can see that you basically just copied your revised RPG project and replaced some things while removing the magic attack, mp, and adding the stamper.

So, what exact battle formula are we using? The pokemon one, or the one in the demo?

Last edited by mkolpnji (2011-02-02 11:36:14)

Some things to know when you give the monster and stats.

The monster's stats are like this:

For example, lets take mkolpnji's monster

HP 4
Atk 2
Def 1
Spd 4

First of all all the numbers need to add up to 10, like this

HP 4
Atk 2
Def 1
Spd 3

Each monster gets 5 free stat points in each area, (10 for hp) and then the monster type's stat ratings are multiplied by their level. So lets say this monster was a lv 20 wind type.

Its stats are:
HP 4*20+10
Atk 2*20+5
Def 1*20+5
Spd 3*20+5

Here is the battle forumla as adapted by myself from the forumla on http://www.smogon.com/dp/articles/damage_formula

mkolpnji wrote:

Nice.
Although, If I remember correctly, the page said that you have to round at every step.
I guess it doesn't really matter though, we're not going to make a complete clone of pokemon anyway.

Lol, you caught me. Be to honest, it doesn't matter a whole ton if the numbers are rounded at every step or not, well it may make a 1 number diffrence but thats it. The block stack is large enough I don't want to make it bigger by putting tons of     <round(

Last edited by archmage (2011-02-02 12:52:20)

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/archtest/1573465

Progress has been made, and I am done for the day.

Here is what I did:
Made the code not horrible
Deleted unneeded variables/sprites/broadcasts
made it so you can change monsters
set up an attack ID system

Next time, I am putting in a stat ID system so monsters all have their own unique stats.

That is a good stat ID system but I am not sure I can use it because it doesn't fit my specifications.

Let me elaborate:

First, which is the part you did properly (kind of) is keeping track of the stats of the particular monsters. You can have up to 6 monsters that all have their stats stored in lists. When you fight a new monster however its stats are generated based on the leveling data for the monster's type.

//as I talked about eariler
Each monster gets 5 free stat points in each area, (10 for hp) and then the monster type's stat ratings are multiplied by their level. So lets say this monster was a lv 20 wind type.

Its stats are:
HP 4*20+10
Atk 2*20+5
Def 1*20+5
Spd 3*20+5

Anyways I have homework to do, I'll do a bit more tommrow.