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Snaigel · 02-16-2017 07:55 AM

So I need help with this thing I want to do:

Quote:ON=@Hit
If (Armor of the objetive is 40 to 50)
SRC.DAMAGE <R33,45>,dam_fixed,<UID>
If (Armor of the objetive is 51 to 60)
SRC.DAMAGE <R30,42>,dam_fixed,<UID>

So the damage changes depending on the objetive's armor. But I don't know how should I code it

Artyk · 02-16-2017 08:52 PM

I cannot test this at the moment, but it should work

Code:

ON=@Hit

local.armor = <src.armor> + <src.modar>

if ((<dlocal.armor> >= 40) && (<dlocal.armor> <= 50))

SRC.DAMAGE <R33,45>,dam_fixed,<UID>

elseif ((<dlocal.armor> >= 51) && (<dlocal.armor> <= 60))

SRC.DAMAGE <R30,42>,dam_fixed,<UID>

endif

xwerswoodx · 02-16-2017 11:21 PM

SRC.ARMOR includes MODAR already, so

local.armor = <src.ar>
should be enough

***Coruja*** · 02-17-2017 04:11 AM

honestly I think it will be better use a single formula to all damage x armor values instead split the values into IF "ranges"

eg: the weapon damage is always 50 but this value will be lowered by target armor (which could be any value)

Code:

SRC.DAMAGE <eval 50*<SRC.ARMOR>/100> dam_fixed

result:
if weapon damage is 50 and target armor is 65, the final damage will be 50*65/100 = 32

Snaigel · 02-17-2017 07:58 AM

But what if I want it with a random damage value?, should it be like this?:

Quote:SRC.DAMAGE <eval R50,58*<SRC.ARMOR>/100> dam_fixed

***Coruja*** · 02-18-2017 01:47 AM

rand <Rx,y> must be always used with <> brackets

Code:

SRC.DAMAGE <eval <R50,58>*<SRC.ARMOR>/100> dam_fixed

Snaigel · 02-18-2017 04:44 AM

I tested the formula now and it does more damage as more armor you have, because it multiplies Damage*AR .

Maybe if I try like this?: SRC.DAMAGE <eval <R50,58>/<SRC.ARMOR>*50> dam_fixed

So if the damage is 50 and their armor is 65, it does 38 damage, for example

***Coruja*** · 02-18-2017 05:47 AM

I just created this simple (and untested) formula as example, probably it need to be improved

if you want reproduce exactly the same armor calculation used internally on sphere source, it's better just use "SRC.DAMAGE <R50,58>" and let sphere use its default armor calculation. Otherwise if you want a custom formula, there's no right/wrong way to create it. It's pure math, you just need to keep changing the numbers until you find something that fit your needs

Snaigel · 02-18-2017 06:28 AM

Anyway my formula doesn't work either, here <R50,58>/<SRC.ARMOR> , the "/" seems to don't work.

PS: The reason why I'm doing my own formulas is because the armor system on sphere is a F... sh..t , sorry for that bad words. But it calculates like... sometimes you do 0 damage, sometimes you do 6, sometimes you do 30... and I want my special weapons to be more fiable, I don't want them to do always the same damage but at least more regular than that crap of random numbers.

Catalan_mistral · 02-18-2017 08:58 AM

Think the trouble is you are going into decimals, believe you need to use floatval

Code:

SRC.DAMAGE <Floatval (<R50,58>) * ((100-<SRC.ARMOR>)/100)> dam_fixed

with the little test I did though only problem there is if the src.armor is over 100 you get negative numbers, give it a try and see if that works, don't know how it will react to a decimal point number. Smile

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