#Digimon v pet pc download plus

It shouldn't be possible to decrease below 1. The amount weight changes is a factor of base weight and the weight change coefficient in the config file.īut I don't know how weight is decreasing to 0 in the first place. They're supposed to cause weight to increase or decrease if they're within a certain range calculated based on the Digimon's base weight and age. Calories increase by feeding the Digimon and decrease through activity. After 1 day passes, weight changes based on how many calories remain in the Digimon. Weight decreasing to 0 from 125 sounds like the calories system bugging out (since a sudden drop like that could only happen through that system). Is it the hourly obedience decrement? When energy decreases to 0 or less than 0, there's also a small obedience and mood penalty. If the Digimon doesn't have a positive disposition, then I'm not sure what's happening. A positive disposition will let mood increase more easily, but will cause obedience to be more difficult to increase. If the Digimon has a positive disposition, then that could also account for how obedience is going down. Obedience and mood will also decrease slightly if you feed them until they can't eat anymore.

#Digimon v pet pc download plus

Plus if they're over/underweight, they'll get a mood penalty each hour, so that might be why mood is behaving strangely. So, if the Digimon's hunger is already 4, then feeding it its favorite food won't increase mood as much as usual. Most of these values can also be changed in the config file if you're interested. I have a couple ideas of what could be happening. That way I don't have to make small changes for every Digimon and can easily have a stronger Digimon like Magnamon be both an Armor evolution and a Mega/Ultimate. As for adding new failure evolutions at the moment, they're essentially just evolutions with the difficulty set to -1 or any number lower than a Digimon's other possible evolutions.ĮDIT: The SpecialEvolution column in evolutions.csv is responsible for making a Digimon Armor or Xros (Xros not implemented yet). I'd probably have to drop the enum altogether and go for some kind of dictionary instead.although at that point I might as well just make it a string.Īs for failed evolutions, the best way I could probably approach that is by adding FailedEvolution to the SpecialEvolution enums, but the only special thing about failed evolutions is that they don't appear in the evolution tree. Which seems kind of anti-patterny (although the csv files are kind of anti-patterny in and of themselves) and I doubt it's even possible, but there's probably a better way. For adding custom stages, I'd have to see if it's possible to add new enumerables from a string pulled out of a csv file.