module Overlord_Dave
module DRIACS
  module Settings

  $imported = {} if $imported == nil
  $imported['DRIACS'] = true

  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # -------------------------- CUSTOMISATION BEGINS! ---------------------------
  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

  ###------------------### Settings for core script v1.1 ###-----------------###

  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # --------------------------------- Contents ---------------------------------
  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # (use ctrl+f to jump to each section)

  #  - General Settings
  #  - Over-Encumberment Settings
  #  - Scene_Item Settings
  #  - Scene_Spoils Settings
  #  - Scene_Shop Settings

  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # ----------------------------- General Settings -----------------------------
  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # this applies to all aspects of the system

  # ----------------------------------- Vocab ----------------------------------

  # units of size
  ITEM_SIZE_NAME    = 'weight'  # word to describe an item's size
  INV_SIZE_NAME     = 'weight' # word to describe the inventory's remaining size
  SIZE_UNITS        = ' lbs' # eg. "lbs", "kg" (can be left blank, ie. "")

  # term to use when deisplaying the info if no item is selcted (such as in
  # Scene_Spoils, Scene_Shop or Scene_Item)
  NO_ITEM_TERM      = '[No item selected]'

  # the unabbreviated name of the inventory (set to -1 to be the same as the
  # term for 'Item' set in the database).
  INV_FULL_NAME = 'Inventory'

  # --------------------------------- Display ----------------------------------

  # whether to make ANY modifications to the colour or fade of item names.  This
  # will not neccessarily allow compatibility with other scripts.
  MOD_FADE_COLOUR = true

  # whether to make modifications to the colour or fade in the spoils scene.
  # Because this is a completely custom scene there should be no compatibilty
  # issues.
  MOD_FC_SPOILS = true

  # for item text names, whether to use colours or just fade items (set as false
  # for fade).  This applies to all scenes EXCEPT Scene_Spoils.
  USE_COLOURS = true

  # all of these colours can either be number between 0 and 20 (which
  # corresponds to the value returned by Window_Base.text_color), set to -1
  # (which will use the colour set in Window_Base.default_color), or can be
  # a Color object (see help for more details).

  # colour if the item can be used/sold and dropped
  U_D_COLOUR = -1

  # colour if the item can be used/sold but NOT dropped
  U_ND_COLOUR = -1

  # colour if the item CANNOT be used/sold but CAN be dropped
  NU_D_COLOUR = -1

  # colour if the item CANNOT be used/sold OR dropped
  NU_ND_COLOUR = -1

  # ---------------------------------- Options ---------------------------------

  # whether to add dropped items to a spoils chest after a random battle (if
  # not then the items won't be added)
  RAN_BAT_SPOILS = false

  # whether to use the name of the troop when such spoils occur (if not then
  # WIN_B_HEAD is used - see Scene_Spoils settings)
  USE_TROOP_NAME = false

  # the id of the common event to call if the inventory is found to be oversize
  # with the check_inv_size method.  Set it to -1 to have no event occuring, and
  # take the player straight to the Item section of the menu
  OVER_SIZE_EVENT = -1
  # If ENCUMBER is false, this event MUST finish with the following Script
  # command (which will take the player to the item menu to drop some items):
  #                           $scene = Scene_Item.new
  # The event commands before this can be anything, but should most likely be a
  # message telling the player that their inventory is over the size limit.

  # If ENCUMBER is true, the event should probably consist of only a message
  # telling the player that they are over-encumbered - the call to Scene_Item is
  # not necesary.

  # width of warning windows/dialogues.  This applies to all the scenes
  DIA_WIDTH = 220

  # whether equiped items count as taking space in the inventory
  COUNT_EQUIPPED = true

  # initial max inventory size (this is set on a new game)
  INT_MAX_SIZE = 40

  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # ------------------------ Over-Encumberment Settings ------------------------
  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # these settings concern when a player is over-encumbered.

  # Over-encumberment is a state when the player's inventory is oversize, but
  # the player is still allowed to continue playing.  As a penalty, the player's
  # move speed can be reduced (depending on the settings in this section).

  # ----------------------------------- Vocab ----------------------------------

  # message to show that informs the player they are over-encumbered.  This will
  # be used for Scene_Shop
  E_MSG_SHOP        = 'You are now over-encumbered, and will move slower.'

  # message prompting player whether they still wish to exit if over-encumbered.
  # This will be used for Scene_Spoils
  E_MSG_SPOILS      = 'You are over encumbered, and will move slower.  Do you still wish to exit?'

  # options for the above message
  E_OPT1_SPOILS     = 'Exit'
  E_OPT2_SPOILS     = 'Not yet...'

  # ---------------------------------- Display ---------------------------------

  # colour to make the info text of the inventory (or chest for Scene_Spoils),
  # if it becomes oversize.  This can either be number between 0 and 20 (which
  # corresponds to the value returned by Window_Base.text_color), set to -1
  # (which will use the colour set in Window_Base.default_color), or can be
  # a Color object (see help for more details).
  E_TEXT_COLOUR = 10

  # ---------------------------------- Options ---------------------------------

  # Whether to allow over-encumberment.  If false, the player will be unable to
  # leave Scene_Spoils or Scene_Item if their inventory is over-size.
  ENCUMBER = true

  # over-encumberment type:
  # 0 - change 'default' speed.  This will only effect the player's movement
  #     speed when 'default' is selected in the Set Move Route event command. If
  #     any other speed is selected, it will have its normal value.
  # 1 - reduced all speeds.  This will reduced all the player's movement speeds
  #     regardles of which is selected with the Set Move Route event command.
  #     If dashing is enabled (see below), then the dash speed will be reduced
  #     by the same ammount as the rest of the speeds.  If a reduction would
  #     reduce a speed to lower than one, it will be set as one (which means
  #     that for some move routes several speeds may be identical).
  E_TYPE = 0

  # over-ecumberment value. For type zero, this can be a number between 1 and 4
  # (with 4 being the default speed).  For type 1, this can be a number between
  # 0 and 5 (with zero corresponding to no change in speed).  Bear in mind that
  # the values here are on the scale defined in the Set Move Route command.
  E_VALUE = 2

  # Whether to disable dashing when over-encumbered.
  DISABLE_DASH = true

  # for Scene_Shop, whether to inform the player that they are over-encumbered
  INFORM_E_SHOP = true

  # for Scene_Spoils, whether to show the message window if the player tries to
  # exit and they are over-encumbered
  INFORM_E_SPOILS = true

  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # --------------------------- Scene_Item Settings ----------------------------
  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # these settings concern the Item option of the menu

  # ----------------------------------- Vocab ----------------------------------

  # use item dialogue
  USE_ITEM_OPT1     = 'Use'
  USE_ITEM_OPT2     = 'Drop'

  # drop item dialogue
  DROP_ITEM_MSG     = 'Drop how many?'

  # ---------------------------------- Display ---------------------------------

  # the position of the extra 'info window' of this script
  # 0 - at the very top
  # 1 - between the item description and the item window
  # 2 - at the very bottom
  ITEM_INFO_POS = 1

  # whether to grey-out items that cannot be used in the player's inventory
  # this is true for the RGSS2 default
  FADE_NU_ITEMS = true

  # whether to grey-out items that cannot be removed from the player's inventory
  # ie. those with the <no_drop> tag
  FADE_ND_ITEMS = true

  # Note that FADE_NU_ITEMS overrides the value of FADE_ND_ITEMS.
  # For example, if FADE_ND_ITEMS is false, and FADE_NU_ITEMS is true, and the
  # item cannot be used but can be dropped, then the item will be faded.

  # to not fade items set both to false

  # to only fade if the item can neither used NOR dropped (if either are true it
  # won't be faded).  This overrides the previous 2 settings.
  GREEDY_FADE = true

  # ---------------------------------- Options ---------------------------------

  # when to show the drop item dialogue
  # note that for option 0 you can only move 1 item at a time
  # 0: never
  # 1: only if there is more than one item in the stack
  # 2: always (recommended)
  SHOW_DROP_ITEM = 2

  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # -------------------------- Scene_Spoils Settings ---------------------------
  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # these settings concern the spoils scene (when gaining items)

  # ----------------------------------- Vocab ----------------------------------

  # spoils window headings:
  WIN_CONT_HEAD     = 'Loot'    # this is used if USE_CONTAINER_NAME is false
                                # or a container name is left blank
  WIN_B_HEAD        = 'Remains' # this is used after battles, if another value
                                # isn't set with init_battle_spoils

  # items window heading. Set as -1 to use the name for 'Item' defined in the
  # database
  WIN_ITEMS_HEAD    = 'Inventory'

  # what to show in the spoils when it is empty (can be blank)
  SPOILS_EMPTY      = '(Empty)'

  # what to show when an item is selected.  This dialogue will only appear if
  # ALLOW_SPOILS_DROP is true (see Options)
  USE_ITEM_OPT1A    = 'Take'
  USE_ITEM_OPT1B    = 'Stock'
  USE_ITEM_OPT2     = 'Drop'

  # drop item dialogue (from inventory to spoils)
  LEAVE_SPOILS_MSG  = 'Leave how many?'

  # take item dialogue (from spoils to inventory)
  TAKE_SPOILS_MSG   = 'Take how many?'

  # drop item dialogue,  used if ALLOW_SPOILS_DROP is true (see Options)
  DROP_SPOILS_MSG   = 'Drop how many?'

  # message shown when items cannot be left in a chest.  If you don't want this
  # message shown set it to -1
  NO_LEAVE_MSG     = 'You cannot leave items in this container.'

  # message to take all spoils.  This will be displayed at the top of the spoils
  # window, so shouldn't be left blank.
  TAKE_ALL_SPOILS   = '[Take all]'

  # message when the spoils are full
  SPOILS_FULL       = 'The container is full.  You must remove some items.'

  # message when inventory is full.  This message will only be displayed if
  # ENCUMBER is set to true.
  INV_FULL          = 'Your inventory is full.  You must leave some items before closing the container.'

  # message when gold has been recieved (put %i where you want the ammount of
  # gold gained to appear).
  GOLD_FOUND        = 'You found %i gold!'

  # preffix and suffix to a droped item in the spoils (as opposed to those left)
  DROPPED_PRE       = '(D)'
  DROPPED_SUF       = ''

  # what to say if an item has the <forced> tag and you try to exit the spoils
  # scene (below will be a list of the items with the tag)
  WARN_FORCED_MSG   = 'You must take these items:'

  # what to say if an item has the <no_drop> tag and you try to drop or leave it
  LEAVE_ND_MSG      = 'You cannot leave or drop this item!'

  # the message to show when confirming exiting the scene, depending on the
  # mode of the chest (see Chests)
  CONF_MSG_0 = 'Are you sure you wish to exit?  All items left will be destroyed.'
  CONF_MSG_1 = 'Are you sure you wish to exit?  Any items left may not be here when you come back...'
  CONF_MSG_2 = 'Are you sure you wish to exit?  Items left will be safe.'

  # options for the above message.
  CONF_OPT1         = 'Exit'
  CONF_OPT2         = 'Not yet...'

  # ---------------------------------- Display ---------------------------------

  # the position of the 'info window', that displays the size of items
  # 0 - at the very top
  # 1 - at the very bottom
  SPOILS_INFO_POS = 1

  # whether to fade items that cannot be left from the player's inventory
  FADE_NL_ITEMS_SPOILS = true

  # whether to fade items that cannot be dropped from the player's inventory
  # ie. those with the <no_drop> tag
  FADE_ND_ITEMS_SPOILS = true

  # UNLIKE other scenes, in the case of Scene_Spoils the value of
  # FADE_ND_ITEMS_SPOILS overrides the value of FADE_NL_ITEMS_SPOILS.  This is
  # because if an item cannot be dropped, it cannot be left either.

  # to not fade items set both to false

  # to only fade if the item can neither left NOR dropped (if either are true it
  # will be un-faded).  This overrides the previous 2 settings.
  GREEDY_FADE_SPOILS = true

  # whether to fade dropped items in the spoils (those with the preffix and
  # suffix DROPPED_PRE and DROPPED_SUF).
  FADE_DROPPED = true

  # whether to modify the colours in Scene_Spoils
  USE_SPOILS_COLOURS = true

  # all of these colours can either be number between 0 and 20 (which
  # corresponds to the value returned by Window_Base.text_color), set to -1
  # (which will use the colour set in Window_Base.default_color), or can be
  # a Color object (see help for more details).

  # colour if the item can be moved to the chest and dropped
  M_D_COLOUR = -1

  # colour if the item cannot be dropped
  ND_COLOUR = -1

  # colour if the item can be dropped but cannot be moved to the chest
  NM_D_COLOUR = -1

  # colour if the item in the chest MUST be taken (ie. has <forced> tag)
  F_COLOUR = -1

  # colour if the item in the chest DOESN'T have to be taken (ie. no <forced>
  # tag.
  NF_COLOUR = -1

  # ---------------------------------- Options ---------------------------------

  # whether to use the name defined in the CHESTS hash (eg. "chest") for the
  # name of the spoils window (see below).  If not then WIN_CONT_HEAD will
  # always be used.
  USE_CONTAINER_NAME = true

  # when to show the move item dialogue (to spoils or to inventory)
  # note that for option 0 you can only move 1 item at a time
  # 0: never
  # 1: only if there is more than one item in the stack (recommended)
  # 2: always
  SHOW_MOVE_ITEM = 1

  # whether to allow items to be dropped (as opposed to just moved between
  # containers) it is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that this is set to true.
  ALLOW_SPOILS_DROP = true

  # delay before the gold found message appears in frames (there a 60 frames per
  # second). ie. 120 would leave a 2 second delay.  You would mos likely want
  # this number to be very small (I recommend 5).  If you do not want a delay
  # then set it to zero.
  GOLD_MSG_DEL = 5

  # whether to play the 'kerching' sound when the gold window appears (defined
  # as play_shop in the Sound module).
  GOLD_MSG_SOUND = true

  # NOTE: To change the sound made when an item is dropped, search for
  # 'def self.play_drop' in DRIACS 3.
  # THIS IS FOR SCRIPTERS ONLY! - For the time being I can't think of a
  # user-friendly way to make this customisable.

  # --- Exit confirmation ---

  # when to confirm exiting (the message displayed depends on the mode of the
  # chest):
  # 0: always
  # 1: never
  # 2: only when there are 'dropped' items in the chest (in this case
  #    CONF_MSG_1 will be shown)
  CONFIRMATION = 0

  # whether to always confirm if the chest mode is zero and there are items in
  # the chest (this overrides the value of CONFIRMATION).
  CONF_MODE_ZERO = true

  # whether to confirm exiting if the chest is empty (this overrides the value
  # of CONFIRMATION).
  CONF_EMPTY_CHEST = false

  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # --------------------------- Scene_Shop Settings ----------------------------
  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # these settings concern when a shop event is initiated

  # ----------------------------------- Vocab ----------------------------------

  # the message to show when there is not enough space in the inventory for a
  # single item (the number window will only go up to the maximum ammount
  # allowed in the inventory).  Set it to -1 to show no message.
  SHOP_SPACE_MSG    = 'There is not enough space in your inventory for this item.'

  # sell item dialogue (this will only appear if ALLOW_SHOP_DROP is true).
  SELL_ITEM_OPT1     = 'Sell item'
  SELL_ITEM_OPT2     = 'Drop item'

  # ---------------------------------- Display ---------------------------------

  # the position of the 'info window', that displays the size of items
  # 0 - at the very top
  # 1 - just below the description window
  # 2 - bewteen the command window and the main windows
  # 3 - at the very bottom
  SHOP_INFO_POS = 2

  # whether to fade items that cannot be sold in the player's inventory. This
  # is usually true (without any external scripts, such as this one)
  FADE_NS_ITEMS_SHOP = true

  # whether to fade items that cannot be droped from the shop, ie. those with
  # the <no_drop> tag.  If ALLOW_SHOP_DROP is false this will have no effect.
  FADE_ND_ITEMS_SHOP = true

  # Note that FADE_NS_ITEMS_SHOP overrides the value of FADE_ND_ITEMS_SHOP, in a
  # a similar way to FADE_ND_ITEMS and FADE_NU_ITEMS in Scene_Item settings.

  # to not fade items set both to false

  # to only fade if the item can neither sold NOR dropped (if either are true it
  # will be un-faded).  This overrides the previous 2 settings.
  GREEDY_FADE_SHOP = true

  # ---------------------------------- Options ---------------------------------

  # whether to allow dropping items from the 'sell' section of the shop window
  ALLOW_SHOP_DROP = true
  # Note that settings regarding dropping an item will be taken from the options
  # of Scene_Item, namely the values of SHOW_DROP_ITEM and DROP_ITEM_MSG

  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # --------------------------- CUSTOMISATION ENDS! ----------------------------
  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  end
end
end