Skullgirls Mobile Skill Tree Calculator

An interactive Skullgirls Mobile skill tree.

The SVG file can be embedded in other websites. It communicates data to the parent window and can receive instructions from the parent window.

How to Use the SVG

0. (Optional) Save a copy of sgmtree.svg and the sgmtree folder.
1. In your HTML, include the SVG.

• <embed src="sgmtree.svg">

• If you did not save a copy, replace sgmtree.svg with https://krazete.github.io/sgmtree/sgmtree.svg.

2. In your script, include a message event listener.

• window.addEventListener("message", onMessage);

3. In your message listener, filter requests by origin.

• function onMessage(e) {if (e.origin == window.origin) { /* CODE */ }}

• If you did not save a copy, replace window.origin with "https://krazete.github.io".

4. Handle the message data.

• {"sp": [], "cc": [], "th": [], "fs": 0, "at": 0, "hp": 0, "mandated": false}

• sp and cc lists node costs if using only Skill Points and Canopy Coins.
• th lists node costs if using only Theonite.
• fs, at, and hp are the total Fighter Score multiplier, Attack multiplier, and Health multiplier.
  • See Krazete/sgm#stats for an explanation of the Fighter Score formula. Using that notation: TREE_BOOST would be 1 + fs / 100, ATK_BOOST would be 1 + at / 100, and HP_BOOST would be 1 + hp / 100.
• mandated indicates whether the message was posted as a result of a mandate event.

5. (Optional) Check or uncheck nodes with the mandate event.

• svgDocument.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent("mandate", {"detail": {"ids": [], "on": true}}));

• ids is the list of node ids to affect.
• on is true if checking nodes and false if unchecking nodes.

See index.html and index.js for an example of use.

Notes

• Cost data was manually recorded for each node of each tier on my SGM Skill Tree Costs spreadsheet.
• In the SVG file, nodes are named according to the counterclockwise direction, not tree order. E.g. sa1 is actually the second tier of Signature Ability 1 while sa2 is the first tier of Signature Ability 1.
• To test the message feature locally, you must open your HTML with a local server (e.g. Python's SimpleHTTPServer) due to CORS policy.