PartyMember

The name of the flag to add to

(Defaults to 1)

Spells are data files that extend this Spell class to define a castable spell.
Spells are stored in scripts/data/spells, and their filepath starting at this location becomes their id, unless an id for them is specified as the second argument to Class(). Spells are learned by PartyMembers, and they can be given a spell by calling PartyMember:addSpell() (likewise, PartyMember:removeSpell() removes a spell).

The Item class represents all types of item in Kristal.
Items are data files contained in scripts/data/items that should extend this class or one of its extensions (see below), and their filepath starting at this location becomes their id, unless an id for them is specified as the second argument to Class().
There are extensions of item that provide additional functionality when extended from: HealItem and TensionItem
Items that are Light World equipment should extend LightEquipItem instead of this class (it provides all of the same fields and functions as Item).
Items can be given to the player directly in the code through Inventory:addItem().

The index of the power stat

The x-coordinate of the text

The y-coordinate of the text

The current menu instance

The attacker's battler.

The size of the critical hit box.

The PartyMember class is a type of data class that stores information about a member of the party.
PartyMembers are stored in scripts/data/party, and extend this class. Their filepath starting from here becomes their id, unless an id is specified as an argument to Class().

The Item class represents all types of item in Kristal.
Items are data files contained in scripts/data/items that should extend this class or one of its extensions (see below), and their filepath starting at this location becomes their id, unless an id for them is specified as the second argument to Class().
There are extensions of item that provide additional functionality when extended from: HealItem and TensionItem
Items that are Light World equipment should extend LightEquipItem instead of this class (it provides all of the same fields and functions as Item).
Items can be given to the player directly in the code through Inventory:addItem().

The PartyMember class is a type of data class that stores information about a member of the party.
PartyMembers are stored in scripts/data/party, and extend this class. Their filepath starting from here becomes their id, unless an id is specified as an argument to Class().

Spells are data files that extend this Spell class to define a castable spell.
Spells are stored in scripts/data/spells, and their filepath starting at this location becomes their id, unless an id for them is specified as the second argument to Class(). Spells are learned by PartyMembers, and they can be given a spell by calling PartyMember:addSpell() (likewise, PartyMember:removeSpell() removes a spell).

Spells are data files that extend this Spell class to define a castable spell.
Spells are stored in scripts/data/spells, and their filepath starting at this location becomes their id, unless an id for them is specified as the second argument to Class(). Spells are learned by PartyMembers, and they can be given a spell by calling PartyMember:addSpell() (likewise, PartyMember:removeSpell() removes a spell).

Party Member data in the format it is saved to file

An array of the spell IDs this party member knows

The party member's associated battler

Whether their previous action was just undone

EnemyBattlers are a type of Battler that represent enemies, defining all their properties and behaviours.
Every enemy defined in a project should be located in its own file in scripts/battle/enemies/, and should extend this class.
Each enemy is assigned an id that defaults to their filepath starting from scripts/battle/enemies, unless an id is specified as an argument to Class().
Enemies are added to battles in the encounter, with Encounter:addEnemy(enemy, x, y, ...), where enemy is their unique id, and all enemies for the current battle reside in Game.battle.enemies

Recruit data is separate to enemies, see Recruit for how to set up a corresponding recruit.

The item being equipped

The item previously in its slot

Whether the equip process will occur

The party member's new level

Party Member data in the format it is saved to file

The current menu instance

The current menu instance

Party Member data in the format it is saved to file

The party member's associated battler

The item being unequipped

The item that will replace this item in its slot

Whether the unequip process will occur

Spells are data files that extend this Spell class to define a castable spell.
Spells are stored in scripts/data/spells, and their filepath starting at this location becomes their id, unless an id for them is specified as the second argument to Class(). Spells are learned by PartyMembers, and they can be given a spell by calling PartyMember:addSpell() (likewise, PartyMember:removeSpell() removes a spell).

Spells are data files that extend this Spell class to define a castable spell.
Spells are stored in scripts/data/spells, and their filepath starting at this location becomes their id, unless an id for them is specified as the second argument to Class(). Spells are learned by PartyMembers, and they can be given a spell by calling PartyMember:addSpell() (likewise, PartyMember:removeSpell() removes a spell).

An array of the spell IDs this party member knows

Actors are a type of data class that represent the visuals of a character - anything that is some type of character, be it the player, an NPC, or an enemy in battle, it will require an actor.
As a data class, actors are stored in scripts/data/actors/, and extend this class. Their filepath starting from here becomes their id, unless an id is specified as an argument to Class().

The Item class represents all types of item in Kristal.
Items are data files contained in scripts/data/items that should extend this class or one of its extensions (see below), and their filepath starting at this location becomes their id, unless an id for them is specified as the second argument to Class().
There are extensions of item that provide additional functionality when extended from: HealItem and TensionItem
Items that are Light World equipment should extend LightEquipItem instead of this class (it provides all of the same fields and functions as Item).
Items can be given to the player directly in the code through Inventory:addItem().

Actors are a type of data class that represent the visuals of a character - anything that is some type of character, be it the player, an NPC, or an enemy in battle, it will require an actor.
As a data class, actors are stored in scripts/data/actors/, and extend this class. Their filepath starting from here becomes their id, unless an id is specified as an argument to Class().

Actors are a type of data class that represent the visuals of a character - anything that is some type of character, be it the player, an NPC, or an enemy in battle, it will require an actor.
As a data class, actors are stored in scripts/data/actors/, and extend this class. Their filepath starting from here becomes their id, unless an id is specified as an argument to Class().

The Item class represents all types of item in Kristal.
Items are data files contained in scripts/data/items that should extend this class or one of its extensions (see below), and their filepath starting at this location becomes their id, unless an id for them is specified as the second argument to Class().
There are extensions of item that provide additional functionality when extended from: HealItem and TensionItem
Items that are Light World equipment should extend LightEquipItem instead of this class (it provides all of the same fields and functions as Item).
Items can be given to the player directly in the code through Inventory:addItem().