Post: #11

OSI had used many formulas through years (pre-T2A / T2A / AOS / SE / ML), so these formulas on sphere source are exactly these same OSI formulas

that's not the case of the sphere old formulas, which never had followed OSI style (that why its called 'custom', or 'non-OSI'). To be more specific, most of these sphere custom formulas are the same from 0.51, which is based on something near pre-T2A or T2A formulas (but with some custom modifications)

Post: #12

(01-20-2016 08:11 PM)XuN Wrote:  You can add CombatBonusStat and CombatBonusPercent to weapons and/or characters:

Code:

[TYPEDEF t_weapon_xbow]
ON=@Equip
SRC.CombatBonusStat=2       // 0 = STR, 1 = INT, 2 = DEX
SRC.CombatBonusPercent=10 // Percent of the stat applied to the damage bonus, ie: You have 88 int and 10% of CombatBonusPercent, then +9 damage will be applied ( real dam should be 8.8, but decimal values get rounded up, so this becomes 9 in this case ).

ON=@UnEquip
SRC.CombatBonusStat
SRC.CombatBonusPercent

You can make staffs get bonus from int, daggers/bows from dex or whatever.
This effect is only applied to damage done by physical hits (Not to Magic spells).

Wow thanks very much for the answer XuN, didn´t notice there were combat stats mods for the weaps/characters. i´ll have to check the revision files more often from now on, it´s a mistake i always do.

(01-21-2016 05:45 AM)Coruja Wrote:  OSI had used many formulas through years (pre-T2A / T2A / AOS / SE / ML), so these formulas on sphere source are exactly these same OSI formulas

that's not the case of the sphere old formulas, which never had followed OSI style (that why its called 'custom', or 'non-OSI'). To be more specific, most of these sphere custom formulas are the same from 0.51, which is based on something near pre-T2A or T2A formulas (but with some custom modifications)

And thanks to you for the info too Coruja, i appreciate it. This is what i realised when i was dealing with the 0.56c source today. i´ve seen the whole info about the custom sphere combat there.

OLD (55r and lower) formula using DEX; from 0.56c source
You are right, some formulas like this are the same as 51a, but some others change a lil bit i think, critical hits aswell. Now I can compare both and go in seek of the stuff i need, thanks guys!