（要YEP_ItemCore.js）使用する前に、要件項目に要件を配置するプラグイン – YEP_X_ItemRequirements.js

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Introduction
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This plugin requires YEP_ItemCore. Make sure this plugin is located under
YEP_ItemCore in the plugin list.

In RPG Maker MV, items only have a few restrictions on them by default,
whether or not they can be used in or out of battle or never. There aren't
any other conditions that you can set that would otherwise determine if an
item can or cannot be used. This plugin gives more ways to restrict item
usage based on switches, variables, the actors using them, classes, state
requirements, and more.

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Notetags
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Use the following notetags to enforce requirements for items before they can
be used.

Item Notetags:

<Enable Requirements>
condition
condition
</Enable Requirements>
- Replace 'condition' with the desired condition setup. You can insert any
number of conditions inside the notetags. All of the conditions must be
met before the item can be used. Look below for a list of the possible
conditions that can be used.

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Conditions:

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Eval: code
- Replace 'code' with JavaScript code that you'd like to run a check against
to enable the item. If the check returns false, the item will be disabled
regardless of other conditions.

Examples:
Eval: $gameActors.actor(1).name() === 'Harold'
Eval: $gameActors.leader().name() !== 'Ralph'

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Actor: x
Actor: x, x, x
- Requires actor(s) ID 'x' to use the item. If the actor isn't the one using
the said item, then the item is disabled and cannot be used regardless of
other conditions.

Not Actor: x
Not Actor: x, x, x
- Requires the actor using the item to NOT be actor ID 'x'. If the actor's
ID matches one of the listed 'x', then the item is disabled and cannot be
used regardless of other conditions.

Examples:
Actor: 1
Actor: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Not Actor: 7
Not Actor: 8, 9, 10

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Armor: x
Armor: x, x, x
- Requires the actor to specifically have armor ID 'x' equipped to use the
item. If multiple 'x' are used, the actor can have any of them equipped. If
the actor does not have armor 'x' equipped, then the item is disabled and
cannot be used regardless of other conditions.

Not Armor: x
Not Armor: x, x, x
- Requires the actor to not have armor ID 'x' equipped to use the item.
If multiple 'x' are used, the actor cannot have any of them equipped. If
the actor does have armor 'x' equipped, then the item is disabled and
cannot be used regardless of other conditions.

Examples:
Armor: 1
Armor: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Not Armor: 7
Not Armor: 8, 9, 10

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Class: x
Class: x, x, x
- Requires class(es) ID 'x' to use the item. If the actor's class doesn't
match the item requirement, then the item is disabled and cannot be used
regardless of other conditions.

Not Class: x
Not Class: x, x, x
- Requires the actor using the item to NOT be class ID 'x'. If the actor's
class ID matches one of the listed 'x', then the item is disabled and cannot
be used regardless of other conditions.

Examples:
Class: 1
Class: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Not Class: 7
Not Class: 8, 9, 10

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Subclass: x
Subclass: x, x, x
- Requires YEP_X_Subclass.js
- Requires subclass(es) ID 'x' to use the item. If the actor's class doesn't
match the item requirement, then the item is disabled and cannot be used
regardless of other conditions.

Not Subclass: x
Not Subclass: x, x, x
- Requires YEP_X_Subclass.js
- Requires the actor using the item to NOT be subclass ID 'x'. If the
actor's subclass ID matches one of the listed 'x', then the item is disabled
and cannot be used regardless of other conditions.

Examples:
Subclass: 1
Subclass: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Not Subclass: 7
Not Subclass: 8, 9, 10

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Either Class: x
Either Class: x, x, x
- Requires YEP_X_Subclass.js
- The actor's primary class or subclass ID has to match 'x'. If at least one
of them match, then the condition passes. Otherwise, the condition fails and
the item is disabled and cannot be used regardless of other conditions.

Neither Class: x
Neither Class: x, x, x
- Requires YEP_X_Subclass.js
- Requires YEP_X_Subclass.js
- The actor's primary class or subclass ID has to NOT match 'x'. If at least
one of them match, then the condition fails and the item is disabled and
cannot be used regardless of other conditions.

Examples:
Either Class: 1
Either Class: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Neither Class: 7
Neither Class: 8, 9, 10

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State: x
State: x, x, x
- Requires the actor using the item to be affected by state 'x'. If multiple
'x' are used, the actor can be affected by any of them. If the actor is not
affected by state 'x', then the condition fails and the item is disabled
and cannot be used regardless of other conditions.

Not State: x
Not State: x, x, x
- Requires the actor using the item to be not affected by state 'x'. If
multiple 'x' are used, the actor cannot be affected by any of them. If the
actor is not affected by state 'x', then the condition fails and the item is
disabled and cannot be used regardless of other conditions.

Examples:
State: 10
State: 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Not State: 16
Not Stage: 17, 18, 19, 20

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Switch Off: x
Switch Off: x, x, x
- Requires switch(es) x to be OFF before the item can be used. If the switch
is ON, then the item is disabled and cannot be used regardless of other
conditions.

Examples:
Switch Off: 1
Switch Off: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

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Switch On: x
Switch On: x, x, x
- Requires switch(es) x to be ON before the item can be used. If the switch
is OFF, then the item is disabled and cannot be used regardless of other
conditions.

Examples:
Switch On: 1
Switch On: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

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Variable x eval
- Makes a check against variable x. Replace 'x' with an integer value and
'eval' with the code check you wish to run it against.

Examples:
Variable 1 >= 5
Variable 2 < 6
Variable 3 === 7
Variable 4 !== 8

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Weapon: x
Weapon: x, x, x
- Requires the actor to specifically have weapon ID 'x' equipped to use the
item. If multiple 'x' are used, the actor can have any of them equipped. If
the actor does not have weapon 'x' equipped, then the item is disabled and
cannot be used regardless of other conditions.

Not Weapon: x
Not Weapon: x, x, x
- Requires the actor to not have weapon ID 'x' equipped to use the item.
If multiple 'x' are used, the actor cannot have any of them equipped. If
the actor does have weapon 'x' equipped, then the item is disabled and
cannot be used regardless of other conditions.

Examples:
Weapon: 1
Weapon: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Not Weapon: 7
Not Weapon: 8, 9, 10

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Weapon Type: x
Weapon Type: x, x, x
- Requires the actor to have weapon type 'x' equipped. If multiple 'x' are
used, the actor can have any of the 'x' weapon types equipped. If the actor
does not have the matching weapon types, then the item is disabled and
cannot be used regardless of other conditions.

Not Weapon Type: x
Not Weapon Type: x, x, x
- Requires the actor to not have weapon type 'x' equipped. If multiple 'x'
are used, the actor cannot have any of the 'x' weapon types equipped. If the
actor does have the matching weapon types, then the item is disabled and
cannot be used regardless of other conditions.

Examples:
Weapon Type: 1
Weapon Type: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Not Weapon Type: 7
Not Weapon Type: 8, 9, 10

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Lunatic Mode - Custom Enable Requirements
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For those with JavaScript experience, you can create your own custom
requirements for whether or not items can be used using the following
notetag setup:

Item Notetags:

<Custom Enable Requirement>
condition = battler.level >= item.price;
</Custom Enable Requirement>
- The 'condition' variable will determine whether or not the item will be
enabled/disabled. If the 'condition' variable returns true, then the item
is enabled provided all other conditions (if any) are also met. Otherwise,
the item is disabled and cannot be used. The 'battler' variable will refer
to the battler using the item. The 'item' variable will refer to the item
being checked.

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Changelog
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Version 1.02:
- Bypass the isDevToolsOpen() error when bad code is inserted into a script
call or custom Lunatic Mode code segment due to updating to MV 1.6.1.

Version 1.01:
- Updated for RPG Maker MV version 1.5.0.

Version 1.00:
- Finished Plugin!