Post: #1

What is that?
I have a VALUES=1,10,60 in the skill blacksmith, and is COMMENTED

//VALUES...

what's used for?

Post: #2

VALUES=0,100 // The amount of value an item created with the skill gets at skill levels.

Post: #3

(08-17-2012 09:31 PM)Extreme Wrote:  VALUES=0,100 // The amount of value an item created with the skill gets at skill levels.

And that... what will do? xd
What changes in the new item o.o

Post: #4

If you have 10.0 on skill, the value of the item will be 10% of the max value.
If you have 50.0 on skill, the value of the item will be 50% of the max value.
If you have 100.0 on skill, the value of the item will be 100% of the max value.

Post: #5

Hmmm...

For item crafting?

Perhaps "value" as a short form of "valuable"? If so, maybe it affects the "quality" number. Quality is something you don't normally see on the item tooltip, but some scripts use it to determine if something is exceptionally well (or poorly) crafted etc... You can look at most crafted items and see it using a GM and typing ".xshow quality" in-game.

Or "value" as in "amount"? For example, when a fletcher crafts arrows in a bunch do you lose some?

For resource gathering?

Perhaps "value" is the percent of resources (logs, ore, etc) are gathered?

Only those with access to the source code can tell us for sure...

Post: #6

Thanks you
If I activate that value, mbe if you buy in the vendor a heater shield and you smelth it, and you craft a katana, mbe you can take some more gold.

i don't want that =p

Thank you!

Lazarus
sry for the bad bad english

Post: #7

your english is ok!

Post: #8

(08-18-2012 01:21 AM)Lazarus Wrote:  Thanks you
If I activate that value, mbe if you buy in the vendor a heater shield and you smelth it, and you craft a katana, mbe you can take some more gold.

i don't want that =p

Thank you!

Lazarus
sry for the bad bad english

No, it doesn't.
Assuming that each iron ingot is 5gp, one heater shield use 18 ingots, so it's 90gp. In vendor you will pay this price plus 15% (vendor markup) = 103.5gp.
When selling, you will sell for 85% = 76.5gp.
In the best case, your best quality crafted heater shield will be sold for 76.5gp, if the quality is poor, much less you will get for.

Smelting a heater shield should give you 9 ingots, or 45gp.
One katana uses 8 ingots then you will make one katana with 90gp and selling it for "40gp - 15%" = 34gp.

So, why someone will buy something for 104gp and sell for 34gp ? 70gp of difference. No money gain, just maybe skillgain.

But, I THINK that buying items from vendors you CANNOT smelt them.
Don't remember =D

Post: #9

(08-18-2012 02:18 AM)Extreme Wrote:  

(08-18-2012 01:21 AM)Lazarus Wrote:  Thanks you
If I activate that value, mbe if you buy in the vendor a heater shield and you smelth it, and you craft a katana, mbe you can take some more gold.

i don't want that =p

Thank you!

Lazarus
sry for the bad bad english

No, it doesn't.
Assuming that each iron ingot is 5gp, one heater shield use 18 ingots, so it's 90gp. In vendor you will pay this price plus 15% (vendor markup) = 103.5gp.
When selling, you will sell for 85% = 76.5gp.
In the best case, your best quality crafted heater shield will be sold for 76.5gp, if the quality is poor, much less you will get for.

Smelting a heater shield should give you 9 ingots, or 45gp.
One katana uses 8 ingots then you will make one katana with 90gp and selling it for "40gp - 15%" = 34gp.

So, why someone will buy something for 104gp and sell for 34gp ? 70gp of difference. No money gain, just maybe skillgain.

But, I THINK that buying items from vendors you CANNOT smelt them.
Don't remember =D

That's sure?

How can I do that the vendors items' cannot smelt?
I want !

Post: #10

I'm really not sure...
I think you can't smelt them but I don't tested it now and can't test now...
But you can code it if its smeltable.
Just check, with a player account, buy some items in the blacksmith and try smelt them.