#==============================================================================
# ■ Enemy Animated Battlers for RPG Tankentai Sideview Battle System
#    1.17.09
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Script by Kylock
#  Updated by Mr. Bubble
#  Visual Guide at:
#  http://www.rpgrevolution.com/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=18304&view=findpost&p=212499
#==============================================================================
#  Easy to implement interface to specify animated battlers for enemies.  Note
# enemy batters must be formatted THE SAME as your character battlers.  Also,
# you must have 2 copies of your enemy battler:

#  <game folder>\Graphics\Battlers\$<enemy name>.png
#  <game folder>\Graphics\Characters\$<enemy name>.png
#
#  If you are using this script with the Kaduki's Battlers setup, enemies must
# have "_1", "_2" and "_3" files in the Characters folder similar to the
# Kaduki actors.  See inside Kaduki demo's Characters folder for an example.
#
#  If used with IAB, enemies must have a 4x11 "_1" file in the Characters
# folder. See inside IAB demo's Characters folder for an example.
# 
#  When you set up your "troops" for the encounter, you may need to tweak the
# positioning of the enemy as the sprites look funny and the actual placement
# may be slightly off.  A few battle tests should be sufficient.
#  Enemy shadows may also look odd.  You may adjust or change the shadow using
# the respective settings within this script.
#
#  All settings in this add-on can also be done within the Configuration script.
#==============================================================================

module K_ENEMY_BATTLERS
  ENEMY_ID = [1] # list of enemies with batter sprites(ex. [1,24])
end

class Game_Enemy < Game_Battler
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # ● Enemy Screen Positioning Adjustment
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Postive Y-values move the battler down. Negatives move the shadow up.
  # If the battler is offscreen, it is suggested to use this to function.
  #
  # return [ 0, 0]  <- [X-coordinate、Y-coordinate]
  alias bubs_eab_position_plus position_plus
  def position_plus
    case @enemy_id
    when 1 # Enemy ID
      return [0, 215] # Coordinates
    end
    bubs_eab_position_plus
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # ● Enemy Shadow
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Define a separate shadow image file for an enemy battler.
  #
  # return "shadow01" <- Image file name in .Graphics/Characters
  # return "" <- No shadow used.
  alias bubs_eab_shadow shadow
  def shadow
    case @enemy_id
    when 1 # Enemy ID
      return "shadow00"
    end
    bubs_eab_shadow
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # ● Enemy Shadow Adjustment
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Postive Y-values move the shadow down. Negatives move the shadow up.
  #
  # return [ X-Coordinate, Y-Coordinate]
  alias bubs_eab_shadow_plus shadow_plus
  def shadow_plus
    case @enemy_id
    when 1 # Enemy ID
      return [ 0, 4]
    end
    bubs_eab_shadow_plus
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # ● Enemy Animated Battler Settings
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias keb_anime_on anime_on
  def anime_on
    for x in K_ENEMY_BATTLERS::ENEMY_ID
      return true if @enemy_id == x
    end
    keb_anime_on
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # ● Enemy Invert Settings
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  alias keb_action_mirror action_mirror
  def action_mirror
    for x in K_ENEMY_BATTLERS::ENEMY_ID
      return true if @enemy_id == x
    end
    keb_action_mirror
  end
end