Traits Namer

This is a core script. By itself, it doesn’t do anything but it is used by Runic Enchantment and soon by Alchemic Synthesis. The purpose of this script is to provide an automated way to name traits: the script retrieve the traits data and generates a name based on a customizable template.

As for version 1.0, you can now generate names for usable items effects, as well as generate help descriptions.

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Instructions
Traits Namer provides you with a template to name traits. Most of it is rather self-explanatory, but pay attention to the CODENAMES hash:

    CODENAMES = {
    
    11 => '%s resist: %d%'        , # Element rate
    12 => '%s debuff rate: %d%'   , # Debuff rate
    13 => '%s resist: %d%'        , # State rate
    14 => 'Immunity: %s'          , # State immunity
    21 => '%s: %d%'               , # Parameter rate
    22 => '%s: %d%'               , # Additional parameter rate
    23 => '%s: %d%'               , # Special parameter rate
    31 => 'Attack %s'             , # Physical attack attribute
    32 => 'Attack %s %d%'         , # Physical attack state
    33 => 'Attack speed %d'       , # Attack speed correction
    34 => 'Attack x%d'            , # Additional attacks
    41 => 'Command: %s'           , # Add skill type
    42 => 'Seal: %s'              , # Seal skill type
    43 => 'Skill: %s'             , # Add skill
    44 => 'Skill Seal: %s'        , # Seal skill
    51 => 'Can equip: %s'         , # Add equip type (weapon)
    52 => 'Can equip: %s'         , # Add equip type (armor)
    53 => 'Fix equip: %s'         , # Fix equip slot
    54 => 'Seal equip: %s'        , # Seal equip slot
    55 => 'Dual Wielding'         , # Dual Wield
    61 => 'Bonus Actions: +%d%'   , # Bonus actions
    62 => '%s'                    , # Special flag
    63 => 'Collapse type'         , # Collapse type (will never be used, I think)
    64 => '%s'                    , # Party ability
    
    }

The “%s” and “%d” are substitution fields. For instance, “%s resist: %d%” for the element rate will be displayed as “Element name” + “resist” + “value” + “%”.

The same applies to the help window description (CODEHELP), the usable items effects names (EFFECTS_CODENAME) and their description (EFFECTS_CODEHELP).

New feature: custom names. They’re here to allow you to chose completely different names (or descriptions) based on completely arbitrary values: for instance naming the trait. For instance, check the following examples:

CUSTOM_TRAITS = {

[0, 32, 2, 50] => ['Poisonous', nil],
[0, 32, 2, 100] => ['Venomous', nil],

}

Here, the trait giving 50% chance to add Poison to a normal attack will be called ‘Poisonous’ and the one with 100% chance ‘Venomous’. The nil value is where you put the custom description if you want one.