What's up, RMers?

[kyonides]

That's mainly because the data file where all the info found in $data_actors is stored there and it's pretty much unchangeable. I guess new methods should be created in the Game_Actor class, but I'm not sure if that would ever work. Perhaps it does under some circumstances redefining equip_fix?(equip_type) method would somehow overcome such obstacle.

Let's give it a try...

Code:

class Game_Actor
  alias kyon_more_armors_fixed_gm_actor_setup setup
  alias kyon_more_armors_fixed_gm_actor_equip_fix equip_fix?
  def setup(actor_id)
    kyon_more_armors_fixed_gm_actor_setup(actor_id)
    @armor5_fix = false
    @armor6_fix = false
    @armor7_fix = false
    @armor8_fix = false
    @armor9_fix = false
    @armor10_fix = false
    @armor11_fix = false
  end

  def equip_fix?(equip_type)
    if equip_type < 5
      return kyon_more_armors_fixed_gm_actor_equip_fix(equip_type)
    end
    case equip_type
    when 5 then @armor5_fix
    when 6 then @armor6_fix
    when 7 then @armor7_fix
    when 8 then @armor8_fix
    when 9 then @armor9_fix
    when 10 then @armor10_fix
    when 11 then @armor11_fix
    end
  end

  def fix_armor(equip_type)
    case equip_type
    when 5 then @armor5_fix = true
    when 6 then @armor6_fix = true
    when 7 then @armor7_fix = true
    when 8 then @armor8_fix = true
    when 9 then @armor9_fix = true
    when 10 then @armor10_fix = true
    when 11 then @armor11_fix = true
    end
  end
end

Then via script call you'd need to fix any of them by typing...

$game_actors[Actor's ID].fix_armor(Index)

Replace Actor's ID with the corresponding Index found in the Actors database and do the same with Index depending on which equipment or accessory you'd need to fix. Valid indexes would be anything between 5 and 11 inclusive.