I separated these two out, so they are easier to follow along, and they can be used independently, or use them both. See <#1394477177721979010> for adding this to Chests. To make everyone’s life more simple, this uses the same Scriptable Object as my Random Chest Loot add-on, so if you implemented that you don’t need a second LootTable.cs.

What this script does is - allow you to use the static loot system already included with Mythril - so anything you have previously setup will still work. But adds the ability to attach a Random Loot Table Scriptable Object to a Monster Character Sheet, which allows for scalable loot tables, and gold based on Monster Level.

LootTable.cs is the same as the Chests add-on but it’s attached here again.

Also, you will need to modify two other scripts:

MonsterSheet.cs, after public Loot[] potentialLoot; add:

public LootTable randomLootTable;

This will let you attach the Loot Table Scriptable Object to the Monster Sheet.

Secondly, we need to modify how loot is distributed on a monsters death, so change Monster.cs:

public override void Kill()
{
    base.Kill();

    if (!m_isSummoned)
    {
        GameManager.NotificationSystem.monsterKilled.Invoke(m_sheet);

        List<ChestLootEntry> lootEntries = new List<ChestLootEntry>();
        int totalMoney = 0;

        // Static Loot
        foreach (Loot entry in m_sheet.potentialLoot)
        {
            if (GameManager.Player.level >= entry.minimumPlayerLevel &&
                m_level >= entry.minimumMonsterLevel &&
                entry.IsAvailable() &&
                entry.ResolveDrop())
            {
                lootEntries.Add(new ChestLootEntry
                {
                    item = entry.item,
                    quantity = entry.quantity
                });
            }
        }

        // Static Money
        totalMoney += m_sheet.money[m_level];

        // Randomized Loot
        if (m_sheet.randomLootTable != null)
        {
            ChestLoot rolledLoot = m_sheet.randomLootTable.RollLoot(m_level);

            if (rolledLoot.entries != null)
                lootEntries.AddRange(rolledLoot.entries);

            totalMoney += rolledLoot.money;
        }

        // Final Loot
        foreach (var entry in lootEntries)
        {
            GameManager.InventorySystem.AddToBag(entry.item, entry.quantity, EItemTransferType.MonsterDrop);
        }

        if (totalMoney > 0)
        {
            GameManager.InventorySystem.AddMoney(totalMoney);
        }

        GameManager.Player.AddExperience(m_sheet.experience[m_level]);
        m_sheet.executeOnDeath?.Execute();
    }
}

That’s it, you now have a random loot table on monsters, which will give out loot based on the level of the monster killed - in addition to all the base Mythril Loot settings you may have in place for quests or otherwise:

Mythril2D Add-Ons

Create Runtime Loot Tables - Monsters

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